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- Fall 2024 NYU Minor Program Recruitment
- Writer 관리자
- Date 2024.02.01
In addition to experiencing education (and life) at NYU, this program provides an opportunity to fulfill KAIST's minor graduation requirements.
If the requirements specified in the NYU Minor Program are completed, it will be considered as fulfilling the minor requirements, and the transcript and degree will indicate (NYU Minor - Specialization) upon graduation.
■ Eligibility: KAIST undergraduate students who wish to complete the KAIST-NYU Minor program
· Minor programs in six subfields
- Biomolecular Science
- Computer Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Cybersecurity
- Mechanical Engineering
- Integrated Design and Media
※ Discussion is underway regarding the minor in Digital Humanities
■ Number of Spots : Within 00 undergraduate students
■ Qualifications
- Undergraduate students with at least 2nd-year standing (33 credits or more acquired) as of the application period
- Cumulative GPA of 3.0/4.3 or above
- Minimum certified English test scores: TOEIC 820 or above, TOEFL iBT 100 or above, Duolingo English Test 130 or above, IELTS Academic 7.5 or above, PTE Academic 70 or above, Cambridge English Scale 191 or above, and iTEP (C1 Advanced and C2 Mastery) 4.5 or above.
※ Valid grades as of the application deadline
- No disciplinary action according to regulations
- Those whose dispatched semester is not the final semester (Not eligible for application if graduating in the Fall 2024 semester)
■ Selection Schedule
■ Program Duration : Fall Semester of the 2024 academic year
■ Application and Benefits : NYU Tuition exemption ($30,219)
※ Other living expenses such as accommodation, insurance and roundtrip airfare are the student’s responsibility
※ Minor program application can be applied through the academic system
■ Information Session Date and Time: 2023.12.13 (Wed) 17:00~
※ ZOOM link : https://kaist.zoom.us/j/81037800303
- Meeting ID: 810 3780 0303
Inquiries: G-School Bobin, Kim 042-350-1313 abcs@kaist.ac.kr
If the requirements specified in the NYU Minor Program are completed, it will be considered as fulfilling the minor requirements, and the transcript and degree will indicate (NYU Minor - Specialization) upon graduation.
■ Eligibility: KAIST undergraduate students who wish to complete the KAIST-NYU Minor program
· Minor programs in six subfields
- Biomolecular Science
- Computer Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Cybersecurity
- Mechanical Engineering
- Integrated Design and Media
※ Discussion is underway regarding the minor in Digital Humanities
■ Number of Spots : Within 00 undergraduate students
■ Qualifications
- Undergraduate students with at least 2nd-year standing (33 credits or more acquired) as of the application period
- Cumulative GPA of 3.0/4.3 or above
- Minimum certified English test scores: TOEIC 820 or above, TOEFL iBT 100 or above, Duolingo English Test 130 or above, IELTS Academic 7.5 or above, PTE Academic 70 or above, Cambridge English Scale 191 or above, and iTEP (C1 Advanced and C2 Mastery) 4.5 or above.
※ Valid grades as of the application deadline
- No disciplinary action according to regulations
- Those whose dispatched semester is not the final semester (Not eligible for application if graduating in the Fall 2024 semester)
■ Selection Schedule
| Date | Contents |
| 2023.12.13 (Wed) | Minor Program Information Session |
| 2023.12.15 (Fri) - 2024.2.2 (Fri) | Application submission |
| 2024.2.6 (Tue) | Document review |
| 2024.2.16 (Fri) | English interview |
| 2024.2.23 (Fri) | Internal selection results announcement |
| 2024.3.8 (Fri) | Notification of successful applicants (⇒NYU) |
■ Application and Benefits : NYU Tuition exemption ($30,219)
※ Other living expenses such as accommodation, insurance and roundtrip airfare are the student’s responsibility
※ Minor program application can be applied through the academic system
■ Information Session Date and Time: 2023.12.13 (Wed) 17:00~
※ ZOOM link : https://kaist.zoom.us/j/81037800303
- Meeting ID: 810 3780 0303
Inquiries: G-School Bobin, Kim 042-350-1313 abcs@kaist.ac.kr