Location
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Location |
#22313, 3F, Engineering Building I |
Address
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Address |
2066, Seobu-ro, Jangan-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea (16419) |
Telephone
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Telephone |
+82-31-290-5881~2 |
The School of Mechanical Engineering originated from the Department of Mechanical Engineering, founded in 1966 and the Department of Machine Design, established in 1978. Both departments have produced over 7,000 mechanical engineers who have contributed to the national development of Korea and actively participated in industrial sites, the academic world, and research institutes, achieving excellent performances. Since the integration of the two departments as the School of Mechanical Engineering in 1996, it has continuously endeavored to develop institutions and educational conditions including education programs, educational environment, academic affairs management, departmental operation, and student management to the international level, through establishing its own development plans.
As a school with highly diverse faculty interests, we encourage innovation and creativity in multidisciplinary themes as well as core areas of mechanical engineering through our education and research programs. The school of mechanical engineering is committed to transmit and extend engineering knowledge for the betterment of the local society, the nation, and the global community.
Brief History of the School
Brief History of the School
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2021. 06 |
Center for Nanotubes and Nanostructured Composites granted with support from the National Research Foundation of Korea |
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2020. 09 |
BK21 FOUR: Future HRD Education and Research Center for Human-Centered Convergence Mechanical Solution |
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2020. 09 |
Department of Smart Power Engineering initiated as a Master course program contracted with public electric power companies |
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2017. 03 |
50th anniversary of School of Mechanical Engineering |
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2013. 09 |
BK21 Plus HRD Center for Human-Friendly Convergence System established |
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2013. 03 |
STP (Samsung Talent Program) initiated in association with Samsung Electronics |
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2010. 03 |
Secondary Battery Track with Samsung SDI and LG Chemical initiated |
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2008. 09 |
Digital Appliances Track and Digital Imaging Track initiated in association with Samsung Electronics |
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2007. 07 |
Aerospace Material Evaluation Lab designated as a National Research Lab |
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2006. 03 |
BK21 HRD Center for Convergence Mechanical System Design established |
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2005. 03 |
SKKU Advanced Institute of Nano Technology established |
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2004. 03 |
Curriculum revised to reflect ABEEK standards |
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2003. 03 |
Three research teams selected for the second phase of Brain Korea 21 |
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2001. 05 |
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Smart Future Appliances Research Center established as a model of academic-industrial joint research center sponsored by Samsung Electronics Digital Appliances group
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Microsystems Research Center established
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2000. 09 |
High Efficiency Next Generation Energy Design Team and Mechanical Systems Research Team selected for the first phase of Brain Korea 21
Intelligent Microsystems Research Team designated for 21st Century Frontier Project supported by Ministry of Science and Technology |
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1998. 06 |
VISION 2010 for innovation of the school announced |
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1998. 03 |
ERC (SAFE) granted with support from National Science Foundation |
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1997. 06 |
Safety and Structural Integrity Research Center established |
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1996. 11 |
Samsung participated in administration of SKKU |
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1992. 03 |
DoME and DoMD merged to the School of Mechanical Engineering with a class size of 200 students Research oriented education established |
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1983. 03 |
Graduate program concentrated into 3 large areas |
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1981. 03 |
Class size Increased to a total of 338 students DoME Ph.D. program established |
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1979. 03 |
Moved to Natural Sciences Campus in Suwon |
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1978. 03 |
Department of Machine Design (DoMD) established |
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1966. 12 |
Department of Mechanical Engineering (DoME) established |
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1946. 09 |
SKKU Foundation established |
School in Detail 
1. Courses and Curriculums
With support of the world renowned SAMSUNG, Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU), has become a creative and innovative center of higher education. Our collaborative approach represents a paradigm shift focusing on pedagogical models that incorporate foundational knowledge, applied research, global society, and academic-industrial collaboration. We hope that as you plan your academic future, you will take time to look closely at the special opportunities SKKU has to offer. All mechanical engineering students receive demand-driven, student-centered and multidisciplinary education.
Graduate studies in our program involve academic courses and independent research to be prepared for careers as specialists, professionals and scholars in the field of mechanical engineering, as well as multidisciplinary research themes in bioengineering, information and nano/micro technology. Several research laboratories and groups including the Institute of Advanced Machinery and Technology (IAMT), SKKU Advanced Institute of Nano Technology(SAINT), Smart Future Appliances Research Center (SFARC), and Safety and Structural Integrity Research Center(SAFE), Creative Design & Intelligent Tutoring Systems Research Center (CREDITS), Robotics Engineering Research Center (REDC), have achieved international reputation of excellence.
Graduate curriculums includes multi-convergence design track, eco-energy track and smart system track, and each track has complementary, core, advanced and convergence courses and research project/co-op courses.
2. Divisions and Organizations
The School of Mechanical Engineering has the following eight research divisions and ten major field areas covering various research areas of mechanical engineering:
Graduate curriculums include multi-convergence design track, eco-energy track and smart system track. Each track has complementary, core, advanced and convergence courses and research project/co-op courses.
Divisions and Organizations
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Divisions |
Major field areas |
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Robotics and Intelligent System Division
Biomedical Engineering Division
Micro/Nano System Division
Advanced Materials and Structures Division
Reliability Engineering and Solid Mechanics
Division
Convergence Design and Intelligent
Manufacturing Division
Eco-Friendly Fluid System Division
Energy Division
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Materials & Fracture
Solid Mechanics
Dynamics
Control Engineering
Production & Design Engineering
Thermal Engineering
Fluid Engineering
Energy & Power Engineering
Micro-Nano Engineering
Bio Engineering
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Also, several research organizations have been established for multidisciplinary collaborations between divisions and with other departments within the University:
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Institute of Advanced Machinery and Technology (IAMT)
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Safety and Structural Integrity Research Center (SAFE)
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Smart Future Appliances Research Center (SFARC)
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SKKU Advanced Institute of Nano Technology (SAINT)
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Creative Design & Intelligent Tutoring Systems Research Center (CREDITS)
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Robotics Engineering Research Center (RERC)
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Center for Nanotubes and Nanostructured Composites
3. Special Entry Requirements (for Undergraduate)
Special Entry Requirements (for Undergraduate)
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Admission Requirements |
Language Requirements |
Required Documents |
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International students whose parents are bothforeignnationals
(Non-Korean nationality)
Exception: For Taiwanese nationals, at least oneparent must be a foreign national
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International students who have graduated from high school, expected to graduate in February 2015, or have high school graduate equivalency approved by an authorized organization
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SKKU requires at least one of the following language assessments: (Language test scores must be valid from August 2013 or later)
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TOPIK (Test of Proficiency in Korean) level 3 or above
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Completed Korean course level 3 or above in SLI (Sungkyun Language Institute) or can prove Korean language ability equivalent to this level
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Application form
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Personal statement
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Letter of consent
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High school diploma & transcript of all high school grades
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Official language test score (Korean or English)
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Nationality Confirmation Documents
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Why Choose Us?
1. Reputation
Our school was selected for government support programs, such as BK21 (Brain Korea 21) PLUS to enhance the technological competitiveness of industries in Korea. Above all, these research activities have contributed to educating excellent research professionals who will be responsible for the future of our country. Based on these researches, our department was ranked in the World’s Top 100 in the field of mechanical engineering by QS World University Rankings 2016.
2. Scholarships
Scholarships
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Undergraduate |
1st semester: maximum 25% of tuition fee (including entrance fee
2nd semester: 10%~30% of tuition fee (according to the SKKU scholarship regulation) |
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Graduate |
A. Successful candidates (as a foreigner) - all majors
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1st semester: 25% - 30% of the tuition fee (according to the entrance test results)
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2nd semester: 30% - 50% of the tuition fee (according to the SKKU scholarship regulation)
B. Successful candidates (as a foreigner) - Natural Science, Engineering, Medicine (Basic)
Must be recommend by the professor of SKKU and must meet the SKKU scholarship regulation
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1st semester: 100% scholarship (Admission fee and tuition fee)
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2nd semester: 70% - 100% scholarship (according to the SKKU scholarship regulation)
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3. Specialized Academic Programs (for Undergraduate)
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Samsung Talent Program (in association with Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology)
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Digital Appliances Track (in association with Samsung Electronics)
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Digital Imaging Track (in association with Samsung Electronics)
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LG Chemical Batteries Track (in association with LG Chemical)
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Samsung SDI Batteries Track (in association with Samsung SDI)
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Available for 4th year undergraduate students who meet the requirements
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Full scholarship provided by the companies during the undergraduate course
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Job position guaranteed in the companies upon graduation
4. Research Activities
BK21 PLUS
A national human resources development project initiated to produce creative, master’s and doctoral-level human resources that will lead the 'Creative Economy of Korea', and to promote creation of new knowledge and technology based on creativity. Our school has been selected as one of the BK21 (Brain Korea 21) PLUS programs to enhance the technological competitiveness of industries in Korea.
Research Projects
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100+ new research projects with total funding of $15+million every year
Research Publications in 2010-2012
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362 papers published on SCI(E) international journals
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Over 1200 papers presented in international and domestic conferences
Selected Key Research Partners:
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Governmental Bodies: Ministry of Education (Korea), Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning (Korea), Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (Korea), National Science Foundation (US)
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National Research Institutes: Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), Korea Institute of Industrial Technology (KITECH), Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials (KIMM)
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Industry: Samsung Electronics, Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology (SAIT), LG Electronics, Hyundai/KIA Motor Co., General Motors Korea, SK Telecom, Korea Telecom, Renault Samsung Motors, Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction
