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Major in Biotechnology

Welcome to the world of biotechnology! At the Korea University of Transportation, our Department of Biotechnology is at the forefront of scientific exploration and innovation in the 21st century. We are passionate about unraveling the mysteries of life and harnessing this knowledge for practical applications, making us a vital player in the realm of biotechnology, a key focus area of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

 

Our program offers a comprehensive journey through the fascinating realm of biotechnology. Starting with the fundamental principles of life's inception, we delve deep into the understanding of diseases and the development of cutting-edge therapeutic solutions. We also explore the exciting frontier of health functional foods and cosmetics.

 

What sets us apart is our dedication to shaping the future of the national bio-industry. The Department of Biotechnology at the Korea University of Transportation boasts a remarkable track record, both at home and abroad, and we take pride in producing capable biotechnology professionals who actively contribute to the advancement of academia and industry.

 

In tune with the evolving landscape of biotechnology, we are committed to strengthening our research and educational capacities. Our goal is to empower students to thrive in a world of constant change, and we aspire to nurture biotechnology professionals who will play a central role in the global ecosystem of the future.

 

Join us on this exciting journey of scientific discovery and innovation, and become a part of our vibrant biotechnology community at the Korea University of Transportation. Your future in biotechnology starts here!

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Introduction

In the context of the science and technology strategies that have positioned biotechnology as one of the most crucial fields in the knowledge-based society of the 21st century, biotechnology stands as an industry built upon bio-technologies. It leverages the functions and information of living organisms to produce valuable substances and services that are essential for humanity. The Biotechnology major aims to cultivate practical professionals who can work in various bio-industries such as pharmaceuticals, functional foods, cosmetics, and more. To foster professionals with a strong practical foundation, the program offers courses in microbiology, biochemistry, molecular biology, cell biology, biotechnology, genetics, GMP, and GLP. Additionally, it provides laboratory experimentation opportunities in these subjects, allowing graduates to acquire the fundamental knowledge and research and development capabilities necessary to work in diverse bio-industry sectors.

 

The Biotechnology major is committed to elevating the educational and research capabilities in the field of biotechnology from a regional university level to a national top-tier level. To achieve this, it has established a strategic plan and operation around three key elements. First, in the realm of education, the major aims to produce creative and practical talents in the field of biotechnology by setting sub-goals such as differentiation in general education, reinforcement of specialized education, and activation of practical education. Second, the major is staffed with outstanding professors in the field of biotechnology who oversee departmental education and research. To enhance practical education, the major also collaborates with experts from national research institutions and industrial companies located in nearby areas like the Osong Life Science Cluster and Osong Science Industry Complex. This collaboration includes lectures, research cooperation, and strategies to connect students with employment opportunities. Third, the major strives to modernize its lectures and experiment facilities to facilitate more practical education. Furthermore, it actively promotes periodic career education, including inviting industry experts for special lectures and encouraging internships in industrial companies to motivate students for employment prospects.

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Professor
Major field
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Professor Gi-Seong Moon
Major field Microbial Genetic Engineering
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Professor Hyang-Yeol Lee
Major field Chemistry
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Professor Jun-Sub Kim
Major field
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Professor
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  • Email chosg@ut.ac.kr
Curriculum
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Curriculum table - No, Grade, Semester, Subject name, Credit and time, Explanation
No. Grade Semester Subject name Credit and time Explanation
54 1 1 Basic Chemistry Lab. 2-0-4 In advanced courses within our major, we delve deeper into essential chemical fundamentals to solidify our understanding. To achieve this, we apply experimental methods to comprehend critical principles and concepts learned during the foundational Biochemistry classes.
53 1 1 Future society and a competent person 1-2-0
52 1 1 Practical English 2-2-0
51 1 1 Logical Thinking 2-2-0
50 1 1 Biology 3-3-0
49 1 1 Self Success Leadership 2-2-0
48 1 1 Career Searching Seminar 1-1-0
47 1 2 Organic Chemistry 3-3-0 We develop an understanding of the structure, reactions, and applications of organic compounds, which are compounds containing carbon.
46 1 2 Terminology in Food, Nutrition and Biotechnology 3-3-0 We acquire an understanding of fundamental terminology related to food, nutrition, and life sciences, and cultivate the ability to apply and utilize these terms within the fields of Food Engineering, Food Nutrition, and Biotechnology.
45 1 2 Introduction of Food Science 3-3-0 We explore the definition of food science, its development and history, the classification of food groups, and their significance in terms of food and dietary perspectives, with a focus on applying this knowledge to the food industry. Additionally, we study the distinctions between Food Nutrition and Biotechnology.