Tour of Advanced Research Vessel, Science Experiments, and Hands-on Activities Offered

Pukyong National University (President Bae Sanghoon) organized a series of science experience programs for middle school students in the Busan area during the summer vacation, including the 'Marine Science Camp,' 'Summer Fisheries School,' and 'Natural Science Exploration Class.'

The National Pukyong University is holding the 2025 Marine Science Camp and taking a commemorative photo. Provided by National Pukyong University

The National Pukyong University is holding the 2025 Marine Science Camp and taking a commemorative photo. Provided by National Pukyong University

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The College of Environment and Ocean recently held the 2025 Marine Science Camp, with about 80 middle school students participating. The program included special lectures by professors on marine environment and resources, a tour of the advanced research vessel 'Nara-ho,' and hands-on science activities, according to the university on July 24. In Gwangalli, students also experienced marine leisure sports such as yachting and paddleboarding.


On July 23, the College of Fisheries Science hosted the 2025 Summer Fisheries School, where about 50 middle school students participated in activities such as DNA creation, cooking practice with alternative seaweed-based foods, and exploration of the sea and underwater ecosystems.


From July 22 to 24, more than 130 middle school students took part in the Natural Science Exploration Class, attending lectures on mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, and scientific computing, as well as touring the joint laboratory facilities.


A Pukyong National University official stated, "Every summer, through our science camps, we return the university's specialized capabilities and educational infrastructure to the local community," adding, "We will continue to contribute to nurturing young people's dreams in science."





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