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enstiti a te fonde nan 1971 kòm Kore di Enstiti a avanse nan Syans (Kais) pa yon prè de Etazini $ 6 milyon (US $ 34 milyon 2014) soti nan United Ajans la Etazini pou Devlopman Entènasyonal (USAID) ak sipòte pa Prezidan Park Chung-Hee[ te konplo akademik enstiti a sitou ki fèt nan Frederick E. TERMAN, vis prezidan an Inivèsite Stanford, ak Chung Geun-mwa, yon pwofesè nan Enstitisyon an Polytechnic nan Brooklyn. de fonksyon prensipal Enstiti a te nan tren syantis avanse ak enjenyè epi devlope yon estrikti nan edikasyon gradye nan peyi a. etid rechèch te kòmanse pa 1973 ak étidyan etidye pou degre bakaloreya inivèsitè a pa 1984.
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The institute was founded in 1971 as the Korea Advanced Institute of Science (KAIS) by a loan of US$6 million (US$34 million 2014) from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and supported by President Park Chung-Hee[ The institute’s academic scheme was mainly designed by Frederick E. Terman, vice president of Stanford University, and Chung Geum-mo, a professor at the Polytechnic Institution of Brooklyn. The institute’s two main functions were to train advanced scientists and engineers and develop a structure of graduate education in the country. Research studies began by 1973 and undergraduates studied for bachelor’s degrees by 1984.