Focuses on the health, diseases, diagnosis, and treatment of aquatic animals. Students learn about aquatic animal medicine, disease prevention, and health management in fisheries and aquaculture.
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Part-Time Employment for International Students •Work Type: Work related to the student’s major that can be performed while continuing their studies, and jobs generally considered appropriate for students under accepted social norms •Eligibility: A minimum GPA of C (2.0) in the semester immediately preceding the application; TOPIK Level 3 for first- and second-year undergraduate students; and TOPIK Level 4 or higher for third- and fourth-year undergraduate and graduate students •Hours: Within 25–30 hours per week; no limit on public holidays during the semester or during vacation periods Credits earned for each course and either a GPA on a 4.5 scale or a percentile score must be shown. Proof of Financial Ability (choose one) ① Applicant’s bank balance certificate showing at least KRW 16,000,000 ② One parent’s bank balance certificate showing at least KRW 16,000,000 and Financial Support Statement Expected graduates of KNU’s Korean Language Program: Submit a Korean bank certificate showing at least KRW 8,000,000.