StartupsKAIST's generous support helps launch hundreds of startups with high survival rateBae Hyeon-min, dean at the KAIST Institute for Entrepreneurship, stands next to a medical robot. (Photo by Nami Matsuura)NAMI MATSUURA and NA KIYOUNGJune 7, 2026 23:00 JSTSEOUL -- South Korea's largest technological university is increasingly serving as an incubator that sends out an array of fast-growing startups.
South Korea's top tech university emerges as startup powerhouse
KAIST's generous support helps launch hundreds of startups with high survival rate







