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KAIST was established in 1971 to model a research focused university and to foster elite human resources in science and technology needed by the nation. Currently, KAIST has successfully become a well-respected member of the worldwide science community In the future, KAIST must become a university in which the world lays its eye upon, by discovering the best leaders, offering the best education, and becoming the envy of the academic world, not only within Korea but all over the world through the university’s first invention.

KAIST was established in 1971 to model a research focused university and to foster elite human resources in science and technology needed by the nation. Currently, KAIST has successfully become a well-respected member of the worldwide science community In the future, KAIST must become a university in which the world lays its eye upon, by discovering the best leaders, offering the best education, and becoming the envy of the academic world, not only within Korea but all over the world through the university’s first invention.

As a total solution provider in aerospace, KAI has been taking leading role in national aviation industry and security with successful development of KT-1 Basic Trainer, T-50 Advanced Jet trainer, FA-50 Light Combat Aircraft, KUH-1 Utility Helicopter and RQ-101 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle. Currently KFX and LAH/LCH program which is future growth engine are under development. In addition, KAI is extending its scope to space business by participating the development such as Korea Multi-Purpose Satellites, Compact Advanced Satellite 500 and Defense Satellite, as well as Korea Space Launch Vehicle.

As a total solution provider in aerospace, KAI has been taking leading role in national aviation industry and security with successful development of KT-1 Basic Trainer, T-50 Advanced Jet trainer, FA-50 Light Combat Aircraft, KUH-1 Utility Helicopter and RQ-101 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle. Currently KFX and LAH/LCH program which is future growth engine are under development. In addition, KAI is extending its scope to space business by participating the development such as Korea Multi-Purpose Satellites, Compact Advanced Satellite 500 and Defense Satellite, as well as Korea Space Launch Vehicle.

Since 1952, KAU has been dedicated to promote outstanding experts in aerospace field, as aerospace stands for our affluent life in present and future. KAU is exceedingly confident that we played significant roles in Korea’s aerospace industry by fostering its experts. Building the NARO rocket and ranking the 6th place in air transportation throughout the world truly represent our great efforts. Our curriculum penetrates overall aerospace field including aircraft and spacecraft design, flight operations, air traffic management, logistics, air and space law, and airport management. We also carry co-research with world renowned global corporations such as GE, Airbus, and, etc. KAU is consistently pursuing for the world top-tier university in science, technology, and aerospace by allocating substantial efforts on all the education-related environment.

Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA) a governmental agency under The Ministry of Culture, Sports, Tourism of the Republic of Korea, that oversees and coordinates the promotion of the Korean content industry, was established in May 2009. Headquartered in Naju, Korea. With an aim to develop the South East Asian market, KOCCA Indonesia Business Center was established in October 2016 in Jakarta. We will support Korean content providers in successfully entering into the East Asian market, and make sure that both Korean businesses and the KOCCA Indonesia Business Center grow together. Main Businesses: Broadcasting, Music, Game & VR, Comics, Animation & Character, Fashion, Start-up. Main Projects: Business Matching, Startup Mentoring, K-Content Expo Indonesia

Korea Development Institute (KDI), since its establishment in 1971, has been recognized as a leading think tank of Korea significantly contributing to the economic and social development of Korea. For over three decades, KDI has consistently provided policy recommendations and guidance based on in-depth analyses of international and domestic economic conditions and projections while conducting preemptive and empirical studies.

Korea Expressway Corporation, KEC is the authority for national expressway system of the Republic of Korea. As a government affiliated organization under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport, KEC is responsible for planning, construction, operation, and maintenance of expressways in Korea.

KOGAS an abbreviation for Korea Gas Corporation, was incorporated by the Korean government in 1983. Since its founding, it has grown to become the world's largest LNG importer. As the nation's sole LNG provider, the Corporation is fully committed to providing clean, safe and convenient energy to the people of Korea. In keeping with this mission, KOGAS currently operates four LNG terminals and a nationwide pipeline network spanning over 4,908km in order to ensure stable supply for the nation. KOGAS imports LNG from around the world and supplies it to power generation plants, gas-utility companies and city gas companies throughout the country. It produces and supplies natural gas, purifies and sells gas-related by-products, builds and operates production facilities and distribution network, and explores, imports and exports natural gas for domestic and overseas markets. KOGAS received the sovereign credit rating of Aa2 and AA, the highest credit rating ever given to a Korean company by the Moody's and S&P. On the foundation of its accumulated experience and expertise, the Corporation is actively developing new technologies, expanding the scope of businesses, and participating in foreign projects in our efforts to realize our goal of becoming a leading integrated energy company in the world.

KHNP(Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power) provides about 30 percent of South Korea's electricity supply power generation company. It has a total installed capacity of more than 25,000MW from operating 25 nuclear power units, 28 hydropower units, 16 pumped-storage power units and a number of renewable energy facilities. KHNP is in the process of building 3 nuclear power plants (NPPs) domestically and has 2 additional units in the planning or preparation stage. Through close partnerships with local governments, the company is actively developing new and renewable energy sources, including small hydropower, photovoltaic and wind power, and it is also operating the world's largest fuel cell power plant with 58.8MW of capacity. In late 2009, South Korea secured its first commercial nuclear plant export contract from the United Arab Emirates, covering the delivery of four Advanced Power Reactor 1400 (APR 1400) units. Construction of the first APR 1400, which is acclaimed for its higher structural safety and improved economic feasibility, is slated to be completed by 2017. In addition to the UAE, KHNP is actively pursuing export of its NPPs to other nations. In Asia, KHNP inked formal agreements last year with China National Nuclear Power, a state-owned NPP operator, and Kansai Electric Power of Japan for active technology, personnel and information exchange. KHNP has also been providing benchmarking training programmes to China's Qinshan NPP for the past 16 years. To further reinforce its technological competitiveness, KHNP has unveiled the APR+, a 1,500MW-class large NPP developed solely using Korean technology. Last year, the standard design of the next-generation nuclear reactor was approved by South Korea's Nuclear Safety and Security Commission. The company hopes to diversify its export markets with the launching of the APR+.

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As a government affiliated research institute under the MSIT (Ministry of Science and ICT), KISTEP has been the leading institute in providing future vision and strategies, as well as promoting technology innovation by supporting the full cycle of Korea’s national R&D system, including S&T planning, budget allocation and coordination, and R&D evaluation. 6 Major functions of KISTEP are · Foresight and Future Strategy for S&T · S&T Policy Planning and Coordination · Budget Allocation & Coordination of Government R&D Programs · Evaluation of Government R&D Program Performance · Feasibility Study on Government R&D Programs · Global Cooperation & Collaboration KISTEP researchers come from diverse backgrounds such as natural sciences, engineering, humanities, law, economics and public administration. With their collaborative efforts, KISTEP contributes to setting the course and devising strategies for Korea's national S&T and R&D.