Welcome to the College of Biotechnology and Natural Resources at Chung-Ang University.
At the College of Biotechnology and Natural Resources, we are committed to advancing knowledge at the frontiers of life sciences and engineering. Our mission is to educate future leaders in biotechnology while generating impactful research that contributes to human health, sustainable food systems, environmental resilience, and the emerging bio-based economy.
Today, biotechnology stands at the center of global scientific innovation. Breakthroughs in this field are transforming medicine, agriculture, food systems, and environmental sustainability. In response to these global challenges and opportunities, our college fosters an academic environment that emphasizes intellectual curiosity, interdisciplinary collaboration, and rigorous scientific inquiry.
Since its establishment more than half a century ago, the College of Biotechnology and Natural Resources has grown into a vibrant community of research and education. Today, our programs include the School of Bioresource and Bioscience, the School of Food Science and Technology, and the Department of Systems Biotechnology—reflecting the breadth and depth of modern biotechnology. Across these programs, we integrate foundational science with practical applications, providing students with both strong theoretical grounding and hands-on research experience.
Equally important, we believe that scientific excellence must be guided by responsibility and integrity. Our goal is to nurture scholars and innovators who are not only technically accomplished but also committed to addressing the complex challenges facing our global society.
As biotechnology continues to reshape the future, the College of Biotechnology and Natural Resources at Chung-Ang University remains dedicated to expanding global research partnerships, advancing cutting-edge discoveries, and preparing students to lead in an increasingly interconnected world.We invite you to explore our community of scholars, innovators, and future leaders.
Dean of College of Biotechnology and Natural Resources, Chung-Ang University Joong Hyuck Auh, Ph.D.
