Busan Institute of Science and Technology

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Busan Institute of Science and Technology
부산과학기술대학교
Type Private
EstablishedDecember 31, 1976;45 years ago (1976-12-31)
President Kang Gi-sung (강기성)
Administrative staff
361
Students4,685
Location,
Campus Suburban
Colors    Blue
Website www.bist.ac.kr

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Busan Institute of Science and Technology is situated Buk District, Busan.

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References

  1. "Application Guidelines for International Students" (PDF). bist.ac.kr/. Retrieved 2020-05-06.

Coordinates: 35°11′40″N129°00′15″E / 35.19446°N 129.00415°E / 35.19446; 129.00415