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2015 SPIKE @ UNIST Summer Program of Internship and Korean Experience

Program OverviewWhat makes 2015 SPIKE @ UNIST different?

The 8-week-long SPIKE @ UNIST is exceptional - earn the chance to build an extensive networkof talented students from allover the world and explore a different culture and language alongsidea research internship during the summer.

June 29 - July 24 (4 weeks) July 27 - August 21 (4 weeks) IKorean Language

Globalization and EconomySummer Courses Research Internship

Communication with Korean Culture

Special Lecture

Korean Language (Required - 2 credits)This course is designed to provide introductory knowledge of basic Korean language. It also introduces students tothe main aspects of traditional Korean culture and contemporary Korean society, including those pertaining to values,religion, the family, industrialization, gender, and popular culture.

Globalization & Economy (Optional - 3 credits)This course focuses on how the growing impact of globalization is transforming the economy and culture of theworld. It also discusses the issues on how to deal with the fast changing structures of economy and market as theglobalization is being accelerated.

Communication with Korean Culture (Optional - 3 credits)..J-

This course offers an overview of Korean culture and society through an interdisciplinary perspective drawing on bothhumanities and social sciences. In this course, you will broadly explore modern and contemporary trajectories andupheaval of the political, economic, cultural, and development of Korean society.

Special Lecture (Optional - Non credit)A special lecture will be delivered by internationally renowned scholars to provide students with a better understandingof science and technology. It is a great opportunity for student to share knowledge and insights in their respectivefields.

Research InternshipFollowing the 4-weeks summer course, students get to learn new skills and experience research in their chosen fieldwhile working with UNIST faculty. The research, which is conducted in English, provides the chance to participate inone of the most recent science and technology research fields with the most up-to-date facilities in Asia.

*Selection for the internship period(4weeks or 8weeks) is possible via discussion with the students and the professor.

2015 SPIKE @ UNIST Summer Program of Internship and Korean Experience

Summer CourseTake advantage of the intensive summer course where you could earnup to 8 credits in 4 weeks!

This is what a typical a-credit, 4-week timetable will look like:

I Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri IGlobalization Globalization Globalization Globalization& Economy & Economy Special Lecture & Economy & Economy

orCommunication with Communication with Excursion Communication with Communication with

Korean Culture Korean Culture Korean Culture Korean Culture

Korean Language Korean Language Korean Language Korean Language Korean Language

Field trips and homestay are included in the weekend schedule. Parts of the field trips and cultural activities may becarried out on weekdays. Credits earned are transferable. It is required that you check with the appropriate office atyour home institution for credit transfer approval.

Research InternshipTake part in a 4-week-long research internship and explore a field youhave always been interested in, or grab the opportunity to look intoother areas of science & technology!~Selection for the internship period(4weeks or 8weeks) is possible via discussion with the students and the professcr.

Eligibility• Students from any university are eligible to apply regardless of partnerships between UNIST and their home

institutions.• 3rd and 4th year undergraduates with GPA in good standing are preferred• 2nd year undergraduates may also be eligible under strong recommendation

2015 SPIKE @ UNIST Summer Program of Internship and Korean Experience

FeesI Korean Language KRW 100,000

(approx. USD 100)

Course Globalization & KRW90,000Fees Economy (approx. USD 90)

Communication with KRW90,000Korean Culture (approx. USD 90) Payment period

June 29-Culture Experience Fee KRW 200,000 July 3,2015

(approx. USD 200) (payment

UNIST on-campus residence halls upon arrival)

KRW 300,000 Perare of double occupancy,

Housing Fees Month(4 weeks) shared living room and bathroom,furnished (bed, desk, chair,

(approx. USD 300) wardrobe, bookshelf),includes internet access

Fees are subject to change according to availability• All course fees are waived if students are from partnering universities. Please check with the international office of

your home institution to check partnership status with UNIST.• Course fees must be paid in full upon arrival and in Korean Won (KRW) only.

Dates• Open Application Period: December 15, 2014 - February 20,2015• Application Deadline: by February 20, 2015·~ourse & Housing payment: June 29 - July 3, 2015 (upon arrival)• Orientation: June 29, 2015• Program Dates: June 29 - August 21 , 2015

Application Materials• Copy of your passport (page that shows your name, photo and passport number)• Official academic transcript

Application Procedure• Complete the online application form (http://spike.unist.ac.kr)• Notification of acceptance to the research internship shall be sent via email (by March 16, 2015)• Payment of course and housing fees (June 29 - July 3, 2015)• Students need to apply for a health insurance plan that covers medical treatment or accidents in Korea

All application materials, supporting documentation and fees must be submitted by the deadline or your applicationmay be declined.

2015 SPIKE @ UNIST Summer Program of Internship and Korean Experience

List of Research Field & Faculty

Research Field Research Faculty INuclear Reactor Physcis, Advanced Nuclear Reactor Design, Deokjung Lee (School of Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering)Advanced Numerical MethodsTouching the edge, Motives for using Facebook, Magnetic Appcessories, Ian Oakley (School of Design and Human Engineering)Cognition and gameplay, Social Technology and Music

New Product Development (Integration & Innovation Design) Kwan-Myung Kim (School of Design and Human Engineering)

Human factors and ergonomics; Biomechanics; Ergonomic Product design Shuping Xion (School of Design and Human Engineering)

Human and System Engineering Duck-Young Kim (School of Design and Human Engineering)

Interactive Robotics Seung-Chul Lee (School of Design and Humagn Engineering)

Molecular and Cell Biological Mechanism Taejoo Park (School of Life Sciences)

Building Microscopes, Single-cell Omics, Protein Assemblies,Sanghee Shim (School of Life Sciences)

Single Molecules in Vivo, Signal Nanodomains, Organelle DynamicsNon-Synchronizable dynamics, Hidden intermediate and their kinetics,

Hajin Kim (School of Life Sciences)Molecular heterogeneity

Biomedical Imaging Science and Engineering HyungJoon Cho (School of Life Sciences)

Cellular and molecular pathways of TonEBP action, Pathology ofinglammatory diesases using mouse models focusing on diabetic Kwon, Hyug Moo (School of Life Sciences)nephropathy, TonEBP in brain disorder

Laser Application in Biomedical Engineering Sung Chul Bae (School of Life Sciences)

Chemistry Chrisopher W. Bielawski (School of Natural Science)

Innovative Synthetic Methods, New Biological Applications, Novel Molecular Tools Jung-Min Kee (School of Natural Science)

High Power THz source development, Remote detection of concealedEunMi Choi (School of Natural Science)

radioactive material, Fusion Engineering, THz device research

Mathematical Science Yunho Kim (School of Natural Science)

Application of Organic Functional Materials Kwon, Tae-Hyuk (School of Natural Science)

Agents and Robotic Transportation Tsz-Chiu Au (School of Electrical and Computer Engineering)

Power Electronics for Advanced Renewable Systems Katherine A. Kim (School of Electrical and Computer Engineering)

Low Power System-on-Chip Design Seokhyeong Kang (School of Electrical and Computer Engineering)

Artificial Intelligence: Machine Learning, Robotics, Computer Vision Jaesik Choi (School of Electrical and Computer Engineering)

Embedded Systems and Design Automation Lee, Jongeun (School of Electrical and Computer Engineering)

Circuits for flexible touch screen panel, Circuits for wireless power transfer Franklin Bien (School of Electrical and Computer Engineering)technology, Electroniv circuits for electric cehicles, Automotive ic

urban planning and policy, housing policy, real estate Jeongseob Kim (School of Urban and Environmental Enqineerinqi

Sustainable Structural Systems Myoungsu Shin (School of Urban and Environmental Engineering)

Disaster Management, Risk assessment Yoon, Dong Keun (School of Urban and Environmental Engineering)

Nano Energy Storage Materials Cho, Jaephil (School of Energy and Chemical Engineering)

High Performance polymer synthesis Baek, Jong-Beom (School of Energy and Chemical Engineering)

Advanced Separator Membranes for Li-Ion Batteries Lee, Sang-Young (School of Energy and Chemical Engineering)

Oxygen reduction electrocatalysts for fuel cells, Oxygen and hydrogenevolution electrocatalysts for electrolyzers and solar fuels, New synthetic

Sang Hoon Joo (School of Energy and Chemical Engineering)routes to functional nanoporous materials, in situ spectroscopiccharacterizations of nanocatalysts

Renewable energy system, Energy storage system Kim, Youngsik (School of Energy and Chemical Engineering)

Functional Nanomaterials and Devices Ko, Hyunhyub (School of Energy and Chemical Engineering)

Nano Functional Materials Park, Soojin (School of Energy and Chemical Engineering)

Energy/Environmenetal Materials, Electronic/Photonic/Magnetic Materials, Zong-Hoon Lee (School of Materials Science and Engineering)Structural Materials, Biomaterials, Advanced Materials Characterization

Economics Keunsuk Chung (School of Business Administration)

For details on specific research areas, please refer tohttp://spike,unist.ac,kr > How to apply> Apply now> Research Internship Application and click the search

All participants of the research internship are eligible for a stipend of up to KRW 800,000 (approx. USD 800)>i<Awardedat the time of starting the research internship.

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