KAIST 동문인 올렉 스마긴과 예브게니 스마긴이 저서 『한국의 꿈: 혁신의 땅에서 성공하는 외국인을 위한 안내서』 50부를 국제적으로 기증했습니다…
Twin KAIST alumni give back through book donations for international students
KAIST alumni Oleg and Evgenii Smagin have donated 50 copies of their published book, The Korean Dream: A Foreigner’s Guide to Success in the Land of Innovation, to international s…
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The academic year at KAIST is characterized by challenging classes and busy schedules. However, for some students, participating in exchange programs is one of the best ways to op…
In my Dooray mailbox, I see an announcement: a Korean company is coming to KAIST for a recruitment session. Around the beginning of the semester, such events are almost ordinary.…
KISA ElectionsThe KAIST International Students Association (KISA) announced Onvilasinee Leekumnerdthai, more known among her peers as Hana, and Azwad Karim as its newly elected pr…
Take a break from your busy life. The labs, homework, and many meetings. Take a good look around and you will notice a group of people that make an integral part of KAIST campus l…
The US, being one of the top destinations for international students, has had an unpredictable shift in its higher education during the first few months of President Donald Trump’…
When studying abroad, some universities may require you to achieve a certain level of fluency in their national language, as is the case with KAIST. International students at KAIS…
Matthew Taylor Elected as New KISA President The KAIST International Students Association (KISA) announced Matthew Taylor as its newly elected president, following a vote held fro…
Canada temporarily capped the number of study permits issued as it implemented significant changes to its international student policy in January. The proposal is the consequence…
Student exchange programs offer valuable opportunities to immerse oneself in new cultures and broaden perspectives. This summer, I had the privilege of participating in two enrich…
How many international students do you keep in touch with?KAIST offers something that other educational institutions in Korea seldom provide; the removal of the language barrier f…
In light of the survey done to analyze the relationship between international and Korean communities, Herald has interviewed several members of the KAIST International Students As…
Are hoogi students (Korean students who entered KAIST in the fall semester) closer to the Korean student community or international student community? The hoogi students at KAIST…
The number of international full-time and exchange students currently on campus is getting higher every semester. Nevertheless, the degree to which they manage to integrate into K…
Q. Do you feel that there are not enough types and numbers of clubs which you can apply to at KAIST?Out of 119 international students, 35.3% answered, “Both the type and number of…
Being an international student at KAIST allows you to experience the mesmerizing scenery and ambience of the campus, yet you may miss out on a crucial aspect of Korean university…
Do you think KAIST is a good university for international students to attend?Out of 119 international students, findings revealed a major trend among participants, with approximat…
The KAIST Overseas Network Exchange (KAIST ONE), hosted by ISSS, KISA, and KAIST international students, is a series of culture-sharing events where one country is introduced each…
The number of international full-time and exchange students currently on campus is getting higher every semester. Nevertheless, the degree to which they manage to integrate into K…
KISA ElectionThe KAIST International Students Association (KISA) named its new president, Aanya Singh, as the election held from November 24 to 26 concluded. A total of 167 votes…
The KAIST International Students Association (KISA) held their informative international students talk series, KAITalks, offline for the first time on October 25 and 26. The 9th K…
If I surveyed KAIST’s international students and asked what their perception of a university party was before arriving in Korea, it would be a safe bet to assume most students’ re…
Q: How do you think the mandatory humanities courses at KAIST (Korean 3 & 4) impact your education and future goals?The impact of Korean language courses on education and future g…
Starting from the early 2000s, KAIST opened its doors for the first time to full-time international students. Since then, the university has seen the coming and going of many fore…
