One-on-One Academic Writing Clinic for Graduate Students (Administration Team, University College)

This program provides graduate students with individualized guidance on thesis or journal manuscript writing from PhD-level research professors in relevant fields.

• Eligibility : Graduate students enrolled at the Seoul Campus, including those in the research phase after coursework.
  ※Students on a leave of absence and graduates are not eligible.
• Period : Offered year-round (up to three sessions per year per participant)
• How to Participate : Search for [논문글쓰기] on Kuchive (https://kuchive.korea.ac.kr)

• Inquiries : Administration Team (E-mail) geedcredu_bk21@korea.ac.kr
  (※ Program details may vary depending on operational conditions.)

Research Skills Enhancement Workshop & Special Lecture on English Thesis Writing (Administration Team, University College)

A special lecture and hands-on workshop focused on writing English-language academic papers using generative AI tools.

• Eligibility : Graduate students
• Key Activities : Expanded from previous lectures and workshops to provide more in-depth training in academic writing. Introduces a fellowship-style format to strengthen practical writing skills using AI.
• Program Registration : Sign-up for the program in the first half of the year (May–June)
• Period : Program runs during the summer break and second semester (June–July, August–December)
• How to Participate

• Inquiries : Administration Team (E-mail) geedcredu_bk21@korea.ac.kr
  (※ Program details may vary depending on operational conditions.)

AI-Powered Academic Writing Program (Innovation Team, Graduate School)

A capacity-building program designed to support thesis writing and research using Chat GPT and other AI tools.

• Eligibility : Graduate students, early-career researchers, and other interested participants
• Key Activities : Enhances research and writing capabilities through the application of AI-based tools for academic writing.
• Program Registration : Sign-up for the program in the second half of the year (July–August, December–January)
• Period : Program runs during summer and winter breaks (July–August, January–February of the following year)
• How to Participate

• Inquiries : Innovation Team, Graduate School (Tel) 02-3290-5238 (E-mail) graduate_BK21@korea.ac.kr
  (※ Program details may vary depending on operational conditions.)

Coding School (Innovation Team, Graduate School)

A short-term training program designed to improve research and problem-solving skills through foundational and advanced courses in Python and R coding.

• Eligibility : Graduate students, early-career researchers, and other interested participants
• Key Activities : Introductory and advanced-level courses in Python and R to support efficient skill development in a short time frame.
• Program Registration : Sign-up for the program in the second half of the year (July–August, December–January)
• Period : Program runs during the summer and winter breaks (July–August, January–February of the following year)
• How to Participate

• Inquiries : Innovation Team, Graduate School (Tel) 02-3290-5238 (E-mail) graduate_BK21@korea.ac.kr
  (※ Program details may vary depending on operational conditions.)

The Scene of Data Science (Innovation Team, Graduate School)

A seminar series featuring CEOs, CTOs, top experts, and developers from industries and academic/research communities built around data science.

• Eligibility : Graduate students, early-career researchers, and other interested participants
• Key Activities : Invited talks that offer insights into cutting-edge developments in data science across industry, education, and research.
• Program Registration : Sign-up for the program during each semester (May–June, October–November)
• Period : Program runs during the spring and fall semesters (May–June, October–December)
• How to Participate

• Inquiries : Innovation Team, Graduate School (Tel) 02-3290-5238 (E-mail) graduate_BK21@korea.ac.kr
  (※ Program details may vary depending on operational conditions.)

Student Experience Content Contest (Media & Essay) (Innovation Team, Graduate School)

A content competition inviting graduate students to share their experiences and insights from participating in BK21 Graduate School Innovation programs.

• Eligibility : Graduate students
• Key Activities : Encourages authentic storytelling from participants to showcase the impact of the BK21 project, in the form of media or written essays.
• Program Registration : Sign-up for the program during the fall semester (November–December)
• Period : Selection during the winter break (January of the following year)
• How to Participate

• Inquiries : Innovation Team, Graduate School (Tel) 02-3290-5238 (E-mail) graduate_BK21@korea.ac.kr
  (※ Program details may vary depending on operational conditions.)

Personalized Academic Coaching Pro (Teaching and Learning Enhancement Center)

This program fosters academic growth through personalized and group coaching in areas such as learning competency assessment, study strategies, and academic counseling.

• Eligibility : Graduate students
• Key Features : Offers individual and group coaching sessions to support students' academic success through diagnosis and guidance.
• Period : Individual coaching: Offered year-round
  Group coaching: Recruitment during spring and fall semesters; conducted during summer and winter breaks
• How to Participate

• Inquiries : Teaching and Learning Enhancement Center (Tel) 02-3290-5058
  (※ Program details may vary depending on operational conditions.)

Graduate Student Peer Tutoring Learning Community KUPT+ (Teaching and Learning Enhancement Center)

This program forms peer tutoring learning communities consisting of graduate students with similar academic goals, aiming to strengthen expertise and academic skills through collaborative learning activities such as tutoring, mentoring, and peer feedback.

• Eligibility : Both tutors and tutees must be graduate students (must be affiliated with the 4th Stage BK21 Educational Research Group/Team)
• Program Areas : Offered in four fields (Data Analysis Software / English Speaking for Academic Purposes / Major Course Tutoring for domestic students / Major Course Tutoring for international students)
  • 12-week program, total of 20 hours
  • Conducted in 1:2 / 1:3 / 1:4 tutor-to-tutee ratios
  • Participants freely propose subjects, research methodologies, or software they wish to teach or learn.
• Program Registration : Sign-up for the program during spring and fall semesters (March–April, August–September)
• Period : Program runs during both semesters (April–July, September–January of the following year)
• Participation Benefits
  • Tutors: Tutoring stipend and certificate of completion (upon completing 20+ hours over 10 weeks)
  • Tutees: Certificate of participation (upon completing 20+ hours over 10 weeks)
• Participant Testimonials
  • Watch success stories and reviews from participating graduate students on the official YouTube channel operated by the Korea University Graduate School Innovation Office.
  • Click the link to be redirected to the channel.

• How to Participate

• Inquiries : Teaching and Learning Enhancement Center (Tel) 02-3290-5058
  (※ Program details may vary depending on operational conditions.)

Graduate Student Research Competency Enhancement Workshop (Teaching and Learning Enhancement Center)

A learning support program designed to strengthen the research capabilities and output of graduate students.

• Eligibility : Graduate students affiliated with Korea University’s Seoul Campus (including enrolled and research-completed students)
• Key Features : This program provides an environment for graduate students to form self-directed research groups and conduct in-depth research across diverse academic fields.
  Each team must consist of 2 to 6 members. At least two different academic disciplines must be represented within the team.
• Period : Operated during the spring and fall semesters (April–July, September–January of the following year)
• Participation Benefits : Scholarship funds are awarded to the team leader (principal student researcher) in three installments, with the total amount determined by the CTL based on the appropriateness of the submitted budget plan.
• How to Participate

• Inquiries : Teaching and Learning Enhancement Center (Tel) 02-3290-5058
  (※ Program details may vary depending on operational conditions.)

KU-Life Research, Psychological and Emotional Support for Students with Disabilities (Center for Students with Disabilities)

A program designed to ensure academic and research rights for graduate students with disabilities by fostering a barrier-free environment that embraces both students with and without disabilities, which offers psychological and emotional support.

Research Support

• Research Group Activities : Topic selection, collaborative research, academic conference presentations, and short paper publication
• Support Benefits : Accessibility support for research activities, financial support for attending academic workshops and methodology seminars, and publication fees for short papers

Psychological and Emotional Support

• Peer Counseling Program : Four sessions conducted with a professional counselor
• Eligibility : Graduate students with disabilities (enrolled or in research status) at the General Graduate School
• Program Registration : Sign-up for the program during spring and fall semesters (April, August)
• Period : Program runs from June to January (summer and fall sessions)
• How to Participate

• Inquiries : Center for Students with Disabilities (E-mail) ku1004@korea.ac.kr
  (※ Program details may vary depending on operational conditions.)

Innovative Teaching Methods Program Operation & Distribution of Innovation Teaching Method Video Content (Teaching and Learning Enhancement Center)

• Eligibility : Graduate students, early-career researchers, and other interested participants
• Key Features : Special lectures on innovative teaching methods in graduate education, workshops for applying innovative practices, and consulting for course design tailored to course characteristics
• Program Registration : Sign-up for the program during the spring semester (March–May)
• Period : Program runs during both spring and fall semesters (June–December)
• How to Participate

• Video Content : Available via LMS, YouTube, and the university website
• Inquiries : Teaching and Learning Enhancement Center (Tel) 02-3290-5058
  (※ Program details such as schedule, frequency, and content are subject to change depending on operational circumstances.)

G-TLS Certification Program (Global-Teaching, Leadership, Smart Technology) (Teaching and Learning Enhancement Center)

• Eligibility : Graduate students
• Key Features : Enhances pedagogical knowledge and teaching competencies required of future educators, develops communication skills as a core leadership ability, and improves access to and effective use of educational platforms
• Program Registration : Sign-up for the program during the spring semester (March–May)
• Period : Program runs during both spring and fall semesters (June–December)
• How to Participate

• Inquiries : Teaching and Learning Enhancement Center (Tel) 02-3290-5058
  (※ Program details may vary depending on operational conditions.)

AI-Based Customized Thesis Recommendation Service (Digital Strategy Team)

An AI-powered email recommendation service that delivers tailored thesis suggestions to graduate students based on integrated graduate data analysis.

• Eligibility : Graduate students currently enrolled at Korea University
• How to Participate : To be updated
• Inquiries : Digital Strategy Team (E-mail) smartku@korea.ac.kr

Data Analysis Community (Digital Strategy Team)

A research-oriented community for members of the university interested in data analysis, designed to foster collaborative research activities.

• Eligibility : Graduate students currently enrolled at Korea University
• How to Participate : Participate after submitting a data analysis research project application
• Inquiries : Digital Strategy Team (E-mail) smartku@korea.ac.kr