Pusan National University is a national research university in Busan, South Korea, with four campuses, core research facilities, MEMS/nano clean rooms, university hospitals, and industry–academia cooperation infrastructure. Its multi-campus model connects research with the Southeast Korean industrial belt.
Pusan National University is a large, comprehensive national research university founded in 1946, with about 30,000 students and 1,200 full-time professors across four campuses. Its Busan campus functions as a research hub, while Yangsan, Miryang, and Ami extend institutional capabilities into specialized regional settings. Yangsan co-locates university research with Pusan National University Yangsan Hospital and affiliated hospitals; Busan provides core research facilities and MEMS/nano clean-room infrastructure. An industry–academia cooperation institute connects faculty with companies and government, supports technology transfer, and helps build research clusters across Southeast Korea. Research draws on competitive national funding, with commercialization supported by a university technology holding company.