Chongjin · Public
SubjectsMedicine & Health Sciences; Natural Sciences; Pharmacy
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Chongjin · Public
SubjectsEngineering & Technology; Computer Science & IT; Natural Sciences; Mathematics & Statistics; Mining & Geology
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Pyongyang · Public
SubjectsNatural Sciences; Engineering & Technology
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Hamhung · Public
SubjectsMedicine & Health Sciences; Natural Sciences; Pharmacy
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Hamhung · Public
SubjectsEngineering & Technology; Computer Science & IT; Natural Sciences; Mathematics & Statistics; Engineering & Technology
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Pyongyang · Public
SubjectsEngineering & Technology; Computer Science & IT; Natural Sciences; Mathematics & Statistics; Mining & Geology; Architecture & Design
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Pyongyang · Public
SubjectsEducation; Languages & Linguistics
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Pyongyang · Public
SubjectsMilitary Studies; Political Science; Public Administration
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Pyongyang · Public
SubjectsEngineering & Technology; Natural Sciences; Business & Management; Arts & Humanities; Social Sciences; Law; Computer Science & IT; Languages & Linguistics; International Relations
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Sariwon · Public
SubjectsAgriculture & Environmental Studies; Veterinary Medicine
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Pyongyang · Public
SubjectsMedicine & Health Sciences; Natural Sciences; Pharmacy
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Pyongyang · Public
SubjectsArchitecture & Design; Engineering & Technology
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Pyongyang · Public
SubjectsArts & Humanities; Communication & Media Studies
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Pyongyang · Public
SubjectsEngineering & Technology; Computer Science & IT; Natural Sciences; Mathematics & Statistics; Architecture & Design
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Pyongyang · Public
SubjectsEngineering & Technology; Computer Science & IT; Natural Sciences; Mathematics & Statistics; Computer Science & IT
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Pyongyang · Public
SubjectsArts & Humanities; Architecture & Design
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Pyongyang · Public
SubjectsLanguages & Linguistics; International Relations
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Pyongyang · Public
SubjectsEngineering & Technology; Computer Science & IT; Natural Sciences; Mathematics & Statistics
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Pyongyang · Public
SubjectsArts & Humanities
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Pyongyang · Public
SubjectsEngineering & Technology; Computer Science & IT; Natural Sciences; Mathematics & Statistics; Engineering & Technology
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Pyongyang · Private
SubjectsEngineering & Technology; Computer Science & IT; Natural Sciences; Mathematics & Statistics; Business & Management; Agriculture & Environmental Studies
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
Wonsan · Public
SubjectsAgriculture & Environmental Studies; Veterinary Medicine
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education / Ministry of Education of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK / 조선민주주의인민공화국 고등교육성) — apex regulator for DPRK HEIs. North Korea has approximately 300 institutions of higher learning serving ~25-26 million population. Korean is national language (Chosŏn'gŭl script); Russian historically dominant secondary; English growing especially since 2000s. DPRK HE classifications: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — Kim Il Sung University (premier flagship 1946); (2) TECHNICAL/SPECIALIZED — Kim Chaek University of Technology 1948 (premier STEM); (3) MEDICAL — Pyongyang Medical University, Hamhung Medical University, others; (4) AGRICULTURAL — Wonsan Agricultural University, Kye Ung-sang Sariwon; (5) PEDAGOGICAL — Kim Hyong Jik University of Education; (6) ARTS/CULTURE — Pyongyang music/dance/cinema; (7) FOREIGN STUDIES — Pyongyang University of Foreign Studies; (8) MILITARY/SECURITY — multiple cadre training; (9) UNIQUE EXCEPTION — Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST 2010), the ONLY foreign-funded private university in DPRK, established with Christian Korean-American + South Korean diaspora funding under unique agreement. Juche ideology and Kim family thought study mandatory across all curricula. INFORMATION AVAILABILITY: DPRK is the world's most closed information environment; institutional websites limited; foreign verification of specific details (faculty rosters, current enrolments, recent changes) is difficult; AlmiStudy presents what is verifiable from international sources with honest acknowledgment of information limits.
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