The MS in Biophysics at Mokpo National University would be a research-oriented master’s degree designed to bridge biology and physics, applying physical principles and quantitative methods to understand biological systems and life processes at molecular, cellular, or organism levels. Although Mokpo’s Graduate School does not currently list a separate Biophysics department explicitly online, the university’s science and natural sciences programs (such as Biology and Physics) support advanced scientific training and research in related fields that align with biophysical inquiry — for example, graduate study in biological sciences that includes protein expression systems and laboratory research in molecular biology and related topics.

In a typical MS in Biophysics curriculum, students take advanced coursework in topics such as biophysical methods, molecular and cellular biophysics, statistical mechanics applied to biological systems, and computational modeling, along with laboratory techniques and research methodology. The degree emphasizes independent research, and students complete a master’s thesis based on experiments or simulations that contribute new insight into the physical mechanisms of biological phenomena. Graduates are prepared for careers in research, biotechnology, healthcare technology, and related scientific fields, or to continue on to PhD-level study. Instruction and research activities at Mokpo are typically conducted in Korean (with possible use of English in research methods and scientific literature)

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.