New Guidelines for KINGS Admission 2027

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As you may know, KEPCO International Graduate School (KINGS) is one of the cooperating institutions that make up for the NCC. In this post we want to share with you the Admission Guidelines for the upcoming academic year at KINGS (the first semester in Korea starts in March), as well as the main deadlines to keep during the process, if you want to apply. Applicants can access the online application system via KINGS website, which will be open from September 15 to October 26, 2026. Please refer to the attached file for further details on the 2027 Admission Guidelines.

1. Timeline

Online Application: September 14 - October 31

Documents Review: in November

Online Personal Inventory Test: in November

Interview: in December

Announcement of Final Decision: until December 31

2. Admission Criteria

Academic Background: Bachelor's Degree or Higher

Work Experience: 1+ Year Preffered

Letter of Recommendations: Company, Government or Academic Supervisor

Language Requirement: Certified English Test Score or Equivalent Language Proficiency for applicant from non-English speaking countries

3. Admission Policy

  • KINGS desires future-oriented and experienced applicants who are working in energy related fields.
  • Motivated and open-minded individuals are invited to apply.
  • An ability to study in cross-cultural environments is an essential asset for KINGS admission.
  • KINGS is an accredited institution by the Ministry of Education of Korea.

4. Application Fee: KINGS does not charge an application fee for international students.

5. Email Address: admission@kings.ac.kr

KINGS offers a two-year Master’s program in Nuclear Power Plant Engineering (NPP) and Energy Policy and Engineering (EPE). The program consists of practical curriculum and is recommended for professionals working in the nuclear and energy-related sectors.

Published on:Aug 18, 2026, 8 a.m.
Updated:Aug 18, 2026, 12:16 a.m.
Orginally published on Aug. 18, 2026, 8 a.m.
Last update on Aug. 18, 2026, 12:16 a.m.

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