KINS-KAIST International Nuclear and Radiation Safety Master's Degree Program is open for 2021 Admission.

The “KINS-KAIST International Nuclear and Radiation Safety Master’s Degree Program” is designed to educate high-caliber overseas young professionals working in the fields of nuclear and radiation safety primarily for regulation. 

This program is open to any countries, particularly member countries of IAEA Asian Nuclear Safety Network (ANSN), having high interests in cultivating nuclear and radiation safety experts and regulators. To apply for the scholarship of International Nuclear and Radiation Safety Master’s Degree Program, applicants must:

  ● hold a Bachelor’s degree (or its equivalents), 

  ● work for government or nuclear related institutions operated by government, and
  ● be recommended by his/her government or current institution being operated by the government.

KINS-KAIST Program awards full scholarships for three semesters including winter and summer session to admitted students. The coverage of a scholarship includes tuition, Monthly scholarship, round trip air ticket and other costs essential for studying. The scholarship coverage is as follows:

  ● Application fee (USD 80),

  ● Tuitions (9,559,000 Korean Won/semester)
  ● Stipend (up to 1,000,000 Korean Won/month)
  ● An economy-class round-trip airfare

  ● KAIST student’s health insurance fee (50,000 Korean Won/semester)