College of Maritime Sciences

• High employment rate of 80.6%

※ Based on university announcement information disclosure (Dec. 31, 2018)

• A candidate eligible for active-duty military service is recognized as having completed the service if he is employed on board at a shipping company after graduation and is included in the reserve position for onboard service and works on board for 3 years (including the legal annual leave) within 5 years.
• Partial exemption of the tuition for 4 years (in areas designated by the Minister of Oceans and Fisheries for 4 years after graduation)
• Gov’t support for cadet dorm and clothing
• Participating in various programs that improve foreign language skills
• Learning international sense and leadership in the shipping and maritime sectors by traveling around the world during the on-board training in the cutting-edge training ship
• Able to become a naval officer as N-ROTC
• A student of Division of Naval Officer Science can choose either seaman (marine mate, engineer) or naval officer.
• Possible to be employed for shipping and maritime officers
• Founded the teacher training program (a quota of 16)

College of Maritime Engineering

• Entrance to promising marine industries in the 21st century (computer engineering, shipbuilding, environment · life, marine construction, etc.)
• Low tuition and various scholarships as a national university
• Operating various employment support programs
• Operating foreign language programs (overseas exchange student, overseas language training, free TOEIC class, etc.)
• Industry field training
• ractical training using cutting-edge training ships
• Possible to advance to navy officers as academic and military cadets (N-ROTC)
• Dorm available for 4 years for all students