[2026 Regular Admission] Hanbat National University to Recruit 104 Students... Leading Academia-Industry-Research Collaboration

Nurturing Local Talent for Regional Commitment

Hanbat National University will recruit 104 new students for the 2026 regular admission: 32 in Group A, 55 in Group B, and 17 in Group C. The regular admission process is based 100% on the College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) scores. For engineering majors, the evaluation consists of mathematics (40%, mandatory) and the top two subjects among Korean, English, and inquiry subjects, each accounting for 30%.

For the School of Interdisciplinary Studies, Department of Big Data Healthcare Convergence, and the humanities, business, and design majors, the average score of the top three subjects among mathematics, Korean, English, and inquiry subjects is considered. Korean history is a mandatory subject for all applicants. Any unfilled spots from the early admission process will be transferred to the regular admission, and the updated number of available positions can be checked on the Hanbat National University website before the application period begins.

For departments dedicated to adult learners (evening programs), if there are unfilled spots after early admission registration, students will be selected in Group B through the "Lifelong Learning Future Track," the "Specialized High School Graduate Employee Track," and the "Mature Student Track."

As of 2025, Hanbat National University tuition fees were as follows: College of Engineering, College of Information Technology, College of Construction, Environment and Design, and the Interdisciplinary Autonomous College (engineering majors) - 2,329,400 KRW; College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Interdisciplinary Autonomous College (humanities majors) - 1,971,180 KRW; College of Business and Economics - 1,863,270 KRW. Tuition for the 2026 academic year may vary depending on the finalized rates.

Sungho Lee, Director of Admissions at Hanbat National University

Hanbat National University fosters specialized technical talent to lead promising future industries such as artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), nanotechnology, and robotics. Through various talent development initiatives, including the National University Development Project, the Software-Centered University Project, LINC 3.0, and the BK21 Project, the university provides a practical and robust educational and training environment. Following the establishment of the Department of Semiconductor Systems Engineering in the 2025 academic year, the university will launch the Department of Advanced Convergence for Space and Defense and the Department of Big Data Healthcare Convergence in the 2026 academic year.

The Hanbat National University RISE Project Group aims to become a leading university in the Daejeon region for academia-industry-research collaboration, contributing to the realization of Daejeon as a city of economy and science.

To achieve this, the university is actively pursuing three major strategies: establishing a university-wide system to support strategic industries; driving academia-industry-research innovation through leading groups; and promoting open collaboration with innovative institutions. In addition, through three core programs-the Industrial Liaison Officer (ILO) system that connects companies and the university, the CAMP (Consultative Academia-Industry-Research Project) program as a goal-oriented seed project, and the "Love for Daejeon Membership" program that nurtures talent committed to staying in the region-the university is striving for sustainable, mutual growth with local companies and research institutes.