Kim Chaek University of Technology (Korean: 김책공업종합대학; English: Kim Chaek University of Technology) is a higher education institution located in Pyongyang, North Korea, focusing on engineering and technology education. Here is some basic information about the university:

Overview

Kim Chaek University of Technology was founded on September 27, 1948, and was originally named Pyongyang University of Technology.

In February 1951, in order to commemorate General Kim Chaek, the founding father of North Korea, the school was renamed Kim Chaek University of Technology.

In 1988, at the suggestion of Kim Jong Il, the school was renamed again and became Kim Chaek University of Technology.

Campus

The campus covers an area of ​​400,000 square meters and is located on the left bank of the Taedong River in Pyongyang, with a beautiful environment.

Number of students

It has more than 10,000 students and approximately 2,000 faculty and staff.

Educational philosophy

The school is committed to cultivating talents with high-level technical capabilities and innovative spirit to support the country's development and technological progress.

The teaching mode emphasizes the combination of theory and practice, aiming to cultivate technical experts who can contribute to the economic construction and national defense of North Korea.

Disciplines and Faculties

Offers a wide range of engineering and technology-related courses, including but not limited to geological engineering, metal engineering, mechanical technology, electrical engineering, fiber engineering, and architecture.

Several research institutes and laboratories have been established to support scientific research activities and technological innovation.

Rankings

In North Korea, Kim Chaek University of Technology is considered one of the top technical universities, especially in the field of engineering.

Due to limited access to information, specific international rankings may be difficult to obtain accurately.

Costs

For North Korean students, the specific amount of tuition and other related expenses is not publicly reported.

There is also a lack of public information on the cost of international students, and it is usually necessary to contact the school directly for the latest information.

Campus Life

The campus has complete facilities, including a library with a collection of up to 600,000 books, and other modern teaching and research facilities.

In addition to academic activities, there are various sports and cultural activities.

Contact Information

Address: Pyongyang, Democratic People's Republic of Korea