Chungbuk National University - Vision

Vision

CBNU has a well-defined vision and a well-founded strategy. This strategy is divided into 4 specialized fields : BT, IT, NT, and the high-tech fields of agriculture, forestry, and fisheries, (which are aligned with Osong Bio-health Technopolis and Ochang Science Industrial Park). CBNU's goal is to become a leading university in Korea, and to strengthen its competitive power in the world.

    • Four Specialized Fields
    • The information & Communication Field (IT)
  • Selected to be a coordinating university for research in bio- information technology; now in charge of the Research Institute for Bio-information Technology project
  • Established a super-speed computer network (ATM) and currently issues Internet IDs to all students for network use
  • Up-to-date lecture rooms and multimedia rooms equipped with a full network system
  • One-stop services for school affairs centering on user convenience
  • Operation of a Cyber University and OCU
  • The information Technology Biology Incubator was selected as an excellent institute by the Ministry of Information & Communication.
    • The High-technology Field (NT)
  • Selected as a hub university for regional research Selected as 1st place winner of the project New University for Regional Innovation supervised by the Ministry of Education & Human Resources Development College of Engineering supported by government funding in the form of 25.1 billion won Selected as the leading school for the program, Brain Korea 21 (BK21), which is assisting and supporting regional universities Owns a technology research institute and an education center jointly run by the university, research institutes, and companies with a total floor size for 137,000 square feet (12,700 m2) Ochang campus establishment plan
    • The Health, Medicine, & Life Science Fields(BT) & Social Sciences
  • Anti-pollution, high-value strategic area for the 21st century
  • Cooperation with the health, medicine, and life science complex in Ochang
  • Interdisciplinary studies connecting and combining basic sciences and applied technologies
  • Regional Research Center for Bio Health Industry Development
  • Developing a unified education program in relation to BT
  • Education for industrial technicians and venture businesses
  • Establishment of a health, medicine, and life science campus, as a long-term plan
  • The prestigious Biomedical Systems Development Center was selected to be funded by the Ministry of Health and Welfare
  • National crisis Management Research Institute(Hosted by Department of Public Administration)
    • The Agriculture Forestry & Fisheries Fields
  • Center for Development and Research of advanced Horticultural Technology
  • Operates 5 high-tech greenhouse buildings, a horticultural cultivation field of 340 pyong (12,240 square feet)
  • Annual support of 1 billion won from the Korea Science Foundation
  • Technical education for each item determined by professor＇s meetings
  • Cooperation with 8 research centers around the world, like the one at University of Calgary in Canada

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