• B.A. in Psychology, Yonsei University
• M.A. in Psychology, Yonsei University
• Ph.D. in Psychology, Yonsei University (2009)

Doh, Young Yim is an invited professor in the Graduate School of Culture Technology at KAIST and the director of the Games and Life Lab. She received a B.A./M.A./Ph.D. degree in psychology at Yonsei University. She is an expert on lifespan developmental psychology and cyber psychology. Her research interest is analyzing game player's experiences and behavioral changes from a socio-cultural perspective. She is also carrying out activities to foster game literacy and discover future game-related social agendas to create a healthy game culture ecosystem. She is interested in extending human well-being in a society that is undergoing digital transformation, based on an integrated understanding of the socio-cultural phenomena in which the real world and the game world are interconnected. She served as an associate editor-in-chief, Journal of the Korea Game Society and took a role as a chairperson of player culture division and committee member of game culture ecosystem division, Game Culture Forum. Currently, she is serving as a member of the Impact Game Meetup Steering Committee..

• CTP441 Games, Society and Culture
• GCT504 Cyberpsychology
• GCT544 Game Studies (Ludology)
• GCT703 Topics in Culture Technology I
• GCT742 Topics in Game
• CoE491 Special Topics in Smart Convergence

• Studies on game player typology
• artistic experience of games
• game accessibility, and game literacy

• Invited Professor, Graduate School of Culture Technology, KAIST (Sep 2010 - Present)
• Senior Researcher, KAIST Serious Game Lab (Apr 2007 - Aug 2010)
• Academic Advisor, University College of Yonsei University (Apr 2004 - Feb 2006)