The College of Social Science aims to cultivate practical and creative talents in the era of internationalization and information, based on research and inquiry into social phenomena such as politics, economy, administration, and the media.

Department of Civil Engineering aims to foster competent civil engineers with ethics through the instruction of professional knowledge required to design, build and maintain environment-friendly infrastructures.

The Department of History is composed of 3 areas of specialization: Korean history, Asian history, Western history. A structural understanding of each major period of specialization—ancient, medieval, modern—is promoted through study.

The College of Korean Medicine, established to educate skilled and devoted oriental medicine practitioners, has grown to become a reputable institute for research and education in the field of Korean medicine. The Hall of Oriental Medicine, located in the Yangjeong area of Busan, provides a fertile academic atmosphere where students can concentrate on their study and clinical training in-depth and prepare for national examinations. The two affiliated oriental medicine hospitals located in Yangjeong (in Busan) and Ulsan (a city of one million just north of Busan) focus on producing professional medical doctors who can skillfully apply their theoretical knowledge to the clinical fields.

Over the years, the College of Engineering has been among the fastest-growing and the largest engineering schools in the nation. With dedicated and talented faculty members and state-of-art facilities and labs. we offer a comprehensive and outstanding engineering program along with an engineering accreditation system. In today’s global society, it becomes essentially true that both national and regional competitiveness depends on advanced high-tech engineering technologies. Our engineering program seeks to educate engineering who possess deep technical excellence, creativity, and entrepreneurial minds and, ultimately, who can contribute to make the global society a better place by using such advanced technology skills

One and only course in Busan and Kyung-Nam area that fosters teachers holding the skills and knowledge of both nursery school teacher and children's sports teacher who can handle children's physical development and affective expression. Students who participated in various Busan contests and national competitions have won numerous awards.

Provides live education with state-of-the-art laboratories, specialized curricula, and field-focused education through industry-university cooperation with renowned kindergartens in and around Busan.

The Division of China aims at nurturing experts of China. Under such a purpose, the Division is educating students to make them experts with capacities of Chinese language, localization, the practical ability for trade and culture design.

The Division of Japanese aims at nurturing Japanese-speaking experts with a high level of practical skills who can play active parts on the global stage. For that purpose, the Division is equipped with an efficient learning system for students to have a native-level Japanese proficiency including the interpretation and translation competence, learn Japanese cultures, and understand the current situations in that area through a high-tech advanced mass-media.

In our IT Convergence College of Components and Materials Engineering, students learn how to apply information technology and design concepts for the components and materials industry.

According to the Ministry of Education's report, health-related jobs (4th) and library information-related jobs (12th) marked high in the female employment rate. The department fosters health specialists such as medical librarian, public librarian, reading instructor, and bibliotherapist through its dual-major system that merges health care and library information science. All freshmen receive a fellow-supporting scholarship from the alumni association.

Turkey and five Central Asian countries including Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan located on Eurasian Silk Road have used the same language and formed a single cultural area. The Department of Turkish-Central Asian Languages offers a regional approach to the area to develop Eurasian Vision and also broadens understanding and knowledge of the area. By studying the Turkish-Central Asian language, history, and culture in comparison with or linking to Korean studies, students can develop a humanistic understanding of Turkey-Central Asia, a region with a similar language and culture to Korea. In addition, the Department provides the academic and practical information of the area including politics, society, and economics, and cultivates local management skills through exchange programs with the countries to nurture professionals contributing to Korean and Turkish-Central Asian relations.