Graduate School of Culture Technology was established in 2005 under the support of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. It aims to promote the domestic cultural content business as future nation core key industries through fostering interdisciplinary top-level human resources based on cutting-edge technology with grafting cultural arts and sociology.
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[MoneyToday] "Polarization masks the nature of conflict ..." | Prof. LEE Wonjae
2020-05-24 MoneyTodayREAD MORE >>
Article (in Korean): https://news.mt.co.kr/mtview.php?no=2020052317177610678
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[Kyunghyang] [Expert World - PARK Juyong’s Futurama]①If human and robot are ‘all the same’… human or robot? | Prof. PARK Juyong
2020-05-21 Kyunghyang ShinmunREAD MORE >>
Article (in Korean): http://news.khan.co.kr/kh_news/khan_art_view.html?artid=202005212040005
Graphic | HYUN Jaeho 
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[Herald Biz] IT Science Column – Einstein & Picasso’s 4-dimensional imagination | Prof. PARK Juyong
2020-05-21 Herald BizREAD MORE >>
[IT Science Column] Einstein & Picasso’s 4-dimensional imagination
Prof. PARK Juyong, KAIST Graduate School of Culture Technology
Article (in Korean): http://news.heraldcorp.com/view.php?ud=20200521000534
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Tenure-Track Faculty Position Openings
Graduate School of Culture Technology (GSCT)-KAIST invites applications for tenure-track faculty positions in the following areas:READ MORE >>
1. Digital Content Technology (Audio, Music, Games, HCI, Design, Visual Computing, Media Arts)
2. Cultural Complex Systems and Data Science (Networks, Data Mining, Visualization)
3. Science Art and Technology-Based Exhibiti ... 
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[JoongAng Ilbo] [KWON Hyuk-joo, Editorial Writer] Left and right coins are nourishment of YouTube fake news
2020-04-09 JoongAng IlboREAD MORE >>
Article (Korean): https://news.joins.com/article/23750463