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Graduation requirements
Degree Program Mandatory General Course Credits Research Total
Mandatory Major (Master) Elective (Master) Major
Professional Master's program 3 or more credits - 12 or more credits 12 or more credits 6 or more credits 33 or more credits
Credit requirements
  • At least 33 credits in total (GPA 2.5/4.3 or higher)
Mandatory general courses: 3 credits (including 0-credit courses)
  • Take one course among CC500 “Scientific Writing”, CC510 “Introduction to Computer Application”, CC511 “Probability and Statistics”, CC512 “Introduction to Materials Science and Engineering”, CC513 “Engineering Economy and Cost Analysis”, CC522 “Introduction to Instruments”, CC530 “Entrepreneurship and Business Strategies”, CC531 “Patent Analysis and Invention Disclosure” and CC532 “Collaborative System Design and Engineering”
  • Completion of CC020 “Ethics and Safety I”
  • Completion of CC010 “Special Lecture on Leadership” (0 credit)
Mandatory major courese: None
Elective courses: At least 12 credits
  • Essential courses: 3 credits
  •   - Take one course among CD401 “Multidisciplinary Capstone Design I” and CD402 “Multidisciplinary Capstone Design Ⅱ”
  • Elective courses: 9 or more credits
  •   - KEI400 level or above(However, KEI400-level courses must be mutually recognized courses for undergraduate and graduate)
Credit requirements per department
  • Completion of 12 or more credits out of the relevant major courses
Research: At least 6 credits in total
  • The courses ‘KEI998 Startup Onsite Practicum’ (3 credits) and ‘Individual Study’ (3 credits) are mandatory
    * ‘Individual Study’ (3 credits) is a research course for the drafting of a business plan report.
Transitional Measures
  • These requirements shall apply to students admitted in the spring semester of 2021 or later. However, those admitted in 2020 or earlier may choose to be subject to the above requirements according to their wish.
Graduation requirements
Degree Program Mandatory General Course Credits Research Total
Mandatory Major (Master) Elective (Master) Major
Master 3 credits and 1AU 4 credits 12 credits 12 credits 2 credits 33 credits or more
Credit requirements
  • At least 33 credits in total (GPA 2.5/4.3 or higher)
Common mandatory: 3 credits (plus non-credit course)
  • CC533 Entrepreneurial Leadership (3 credits)
  • CC020 Ethics and Safety
      - Students admitted in 2017 and earlier: First day to last day of Spring semester
      - Students admitted in 2018 and 2019: During first two enrolled semesters
      - Students admitted in 2020: Before the beginning of 1st semester mid-terms
  • CC010 Special Lecture on Leadership (non-credit)
Mandatory major: 4 credits
  • KEI501 Advanced Multidisciplinary Capstone Design (4 credits)
Elective: At least 12 credits
  • Complete courses offered at K-School (courses with the code “KEI”)
Requirements for the respective majors
  • At least 12 credits in major courses.
Research: 2 credits or more
  • Must include KEI998 Startup Onsite Practicum
Transitional measures
  • These requirements shall apply to students admitted in the spring semester of 2019 or later. However, those admitted in 2018 or earlier may choose to be subject to the above requirements according to their wish.
Graduation requirements
Degree Program Mandatory General Course Credits Research Total
Mandatory Major (Master) Elective (Master) Major
Master 3 credits and 1AU 4 credits 8 credits 12 credits 6 credits 33 credits or more
Credit requirements
  • At least 33 credits in total (GPA 2.5/4.3 or higher)
Common mandatory: 3 credits (plus non-credit course)
  • CC533 Entrepreneurial Leadership (3 credits)
  • Completion of CC020 Ethics and Safety I -> Recommended to complete during the first semester at KAIST, and to be completed within two enrolled semesters after admission. (This applies to students admitted from 2018 onwards, students admitted in 2017 or earlier have to complete the course at least 30 days before the date of degree conferment during the expected graduation semester.)
  • CC010 Special Lecture on Leadership (non-credit)
Mandatory major: 4 credits
  • KEI501 Advanced Multidisciplinary Capstone Design (4 credits)
Elective: 8 credits or more
  • Complete courses offered at K-School (courses with the code “KEI”)
Requirements for the respective majors
  • At least 12 credits in major courses.
Research: 6 credits
  • Completion of 6 research course credits. However, KEI550 Entrepreneur's Toolbox (3 credits) may be replaced with a research course
  • KEI966 (Startup Management Practice, 1 credit), KEI998(Startup Onsite Practicum, 2 credits), KEI550(Entrepreneur's Toolbox, 3 credits)
Department(School)/ Program Major
credits
Details
Dept. of Physics 12 Master’s and doctorate courses starting with PH (including courses mutually recognized for undergraduate and graduate programs)
Dept. of Mathematical Sciences 12 Including 6 credits from MAS500 level or above
Dept. of Chemistry 12 • Students admitted in 2018 or before
Essential elective courses: 9 credits (CH500 level from two or more sub-fields)
General elective courses: 3 credits
• Students admitted in 2019 and thereafter
Essential elective courses: 9 credits (CH400, CH500, CH600 levels from two or more sub-fields)
General elective courses: 3 credits
Dept. of Biological Sciences 12 Including two courses from BS400 level or above
Dept. of Mechanical Engineering 12 Master’s and doctorate courses starting with ME (including courses mutually recognized for undergraduate and graduate programs)
Dept. of Aerospace Engineering 12 Master’s and doctorate courses starting with AE (including courses mutually recognized for undergraduate and graduate programs)
School of Electrical Engineering 12 Including three or more courses from EE500 level or above
- Division of Future Vehicle 12 Including 9 credits from master’s and doctorate courses starting with PD
School of Computing 12 • Courses of CS500 level or above
Essential elective courses: 6 credits (Take at least one course from each of the two fields among the following three areas: ①Theory, ②Software, ③Computer Systems)
※ Courses in each of the three areas are same as essential elective courses for Master’s program of CS
General elective courses: 6 credits
Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering 12 Master’s and doctorate courses starting with CE (including courses mutually recognized for undergraduate and graduate programs)
- Environmental and Energy Technology Program 12 12 credits or more from the courses offered by the program or among BS462, CE474, ME452, NQE401, NQE441, CE560, CE572, CE573, CE582
Department of Bio and Brain Engineering 12 Master’s and doctorate courses starting with BiS (including courses mutually recognized for undergraduate and graduate programs)
Dept. of Industrial and Systems Engineering 12 Including 9 credits from IE/KSE500 level or above
- Graduate School of Knowledge Service Engineering 12 Master’s and doctorate courses starting with KSE or IE (including courses mutually recognized for undergraduate and graduate programs)
Dept. of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering 12 Master’s and doctorate courses starting with CBE (including courses mutually recognized for undergraduate and graduate programs), including two courses of CBE601 Research Methodology for Chemical and CBE602 Problem Solving in Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering 12 Master’s and doctorate courses starting with MS (including courses mutually recognized for undergraduate and graduate programs)
Dept. of Nuclear and Quantum Engineering 12 Master’s and doctorate courses starting with NQE (including courses mutually recognized for undergraduate and graduate programs)
Graduate School of Culture Technology 12 9 credits or more from master’s and doctorate courses starting with GCT, up to 3 credits from CTP400 level recognized
School of Business and Technology Management 12 Mandatory elective courses: MSB510 “Innovation Management and Strategy” (3 credits)
General elective courses: Courses of MSB500 level or above(9credits)
The Cho Chun Shik Graduate School of Green Transportation 12 Master’s and doctorate courses starting with GT (including courses mutually recognized for undergraduate and graduate programs)
Graduate School of AI 12 Courses of AI500 level or above