[2026 Regular Admissions] Jeonbuk National University to Admit 1,128 Students...AI Introduced Across Education and Administration

Ranked No. 1 in Service Quality Among Regional National Universities
Achieving Smart Campus Operations

Jeonbuk National University will admit a total of 1,128 new students through the regular admissions process for the 2026 academic year. This includes 478 students for Group A and 650 students for Group B.

By department, the number of students to be admitted is as follows: College of Economics and Business, 84; College of Engineering, 371; College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, 120; College of Education, 69; College of Social Sciences, 59; College of Human Ecology, 29; and College of Environmental and Bioresource Sciences, 23. In the medical and health fields, the College of Medicine will admit 56 students, the College of Dentistry 10, the College of Pharmacy 9, the College of Veterinary Medicine 15, and the College of Nursing 35.

Except for the arts and physical education departments, both Group A and Group B will select students based solely on 100% of their College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) scores. For arts and physical education, both CSAT and practical exam scores will be considered. The admissions process for mature students (Department of Convergence of Biological Resources, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences) and specialized high school graduates currently employed is the same as the early admissions process, and measures related to school violence will also be reflected.

For all humanities departments, the Department of Physical Education, the College of Human Ecology, the College of Environmental and Bioresource Sciences, and the School of Convergence and Autonomous Majors, CSAT scores will be weighted as follows: Korean 40%, Mathematics 30%, and Social Studies/Science 30%. For natural sciences departments, except for the aforementioned departments, the Department of Mathematics Education, the Department of Science Education, and the Department of Sports Science, the weighting will be: Korean 30%, Mathematics 40%, and Social Studies/Science 30%.

Applications will be accepted online only, from 9:00 a.m. on the 29th to 7:00 p.m. on the 31st, through the Jeonbuk National University admissions website and Uway Apply. For arts and physical education, the practical exam will be held at 9:00 a.m. on January 15 next year. Successful applicants will be announced at 2:00 p.m. on January 27 through the Jeonbuk National University admissions website.

Jung Yong An, Director of Admissions at Jeonbuk National University

Jeonbuk National University has recently ranked first among regional national universities for seven consecutive years in the Korea Standard-Service Quality Index (KS-SQI) assessment by the Korean Standards Association. This demonstrates the university's top-level student satisfaction nationwide in educational, administrative, and welfare services. In addition, the university has broadened the range of majors and recruitment units through the Glocal University 30 project, allowing students to design their academic paths according to their aptitudes and career goals.

This year, the university is also investing a total of 20 billion KRW to introduce artificial intelligence (AI) technology across all areas of education, administration, and research. By integrating AI into all systems, including academic affairs, administration, mobile, and portal services, the university aims to realize smart campus operations and make a leap toward becoming a 'future-oriented university.'