Pyongyang University of Science and Technology

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Pyongyang University of Science and Technology
평양과학기술대학
EstablishedOctober 2010
Affiliation Northeast Asia Foundation for Education and Culture (NAFEC)
Chairman Dr James Chin-Kyung Kim [1]
President Dr Yu-Taik Chon
Administrative staff
45 (excluding DPRK staff)
Students638
Undergraduates 543
Postgraduates 95
Location,
Nickname PUST
Website pust.co
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