Yonsei University

Overview

The Energy and Environmental Science and Engineering (EESE) program at Yonsei University is an interdisciplinary undergraduate degree aimed at addressing pressing global issues related to energy systems, climate change, and water resources. This program equips students with a robust foundation in engineering and science, while also emphasizing the role of research in shaping effective policies and promoting sustainable development.

What you'll study

The EESE curriculum is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of both engineering principles and environmental science, linking theoretical knowledge to practical applications in the energy sector. Students will engage in advanced coursework and research that prepares them to tackle real-world challenges.

Core courses include:

• Fluid Dynamics
• Thermodynamics
• Transport Phenomena
• Energy Materials Design
• Energy Engineering
• Understanding Climate Change Science
• ISED Creative Research

Learning approach:

• Technical depth: Focus on physics and engineering to support analysis of energy and environmental systems.
• Applied perspective: Coursework integrates scientific concepts with technology and sustainability initiatives.
• Research development: Emphasis on creative research to enhance skills in problem selection, investigation, and presentation.

Entry requirements

Academic qualifications: A minimum GPA is typically required for admission. For the most current GPA threshold, please consult Yonsei University directly.

English language proficiency: Applicants must demonstrate proficiency in English through standardized tests, with the following minimum scores:

• TOEFL iBT: 79
• IELTS (Academic): 6.5

Official test results must be submitted, along with any other university-approved alternatives if applicable.

Career prospects

Graduates of the EESE program are well-prepared for a variety of careers in sectors such as energy and environmental technology, research and development, sustainability consulting, and policy-making in both public and private arenas. They are equipped to contribute to efforts aimed at reducing energy consumption and minimizing pollution, making a significant impact on global environmental challenges.