History

The College of Natural Sciences began as the Sciences Faculty including the Mathematics and Chemistry departments in 1976. Promoted as the College of Sciences and including a Statistics department in 1978, the College of Sciences added more departments over the years; Biology, Pre-Medical Science in 1979 and Physics in 1981. In 1985 the College of Sciences was reformed and renamed the College of Natural Sciences, with the Public Health Department transferring to the College of Natural Sciences.
The Microbiology Department and Food Science and Technology Department were established in 1988 and 1989 respectively. The Food and Nutrition Department was transferred to the College of Natural Sciences in 2003. Presently, the College of Natural Sciences includes eight departments : Mathematics, Statistics, Chemistry, Biology, Microbiology, Public Health, Food Science and Technology and Food and Nutrition.

Educational Objectives

The College of Natural Sciences was established with the following guiding educational principles :

• To foster creative natural scientists
• To achieve three fundamental, educational objectives such as fostering reasonable intellectuals, logical professionals and social members who practice their knowledge.

Administration Office

• Telephone : 053)580-5031~3
• Location : Room 112, BaekeunHall

  Faculty	Major	Office	Curriculum	Info Faculty members
  Basic Sciences	Mathematics	053-580-5034	Curriculum	Faculty members
  	Statistics	053-580-5038	Curriculum	Faculty members
  	Chemistry	053)580-5056	Curriculum	Faculty members
  	Biological Sciences	053)580-5035	Curriculum	Faculty members
  Food & Health Sciences	Public Health	053)580-5057	Curriculum	Faculty members
  	Food Science and Technology	053)580-5372	Curriculum	Faculty members
  	Food Science and Nutrition	053)580-5487	Curriculum	Faculty members
  Environment	Environment Science	053)580-5639	Curriculum	Faculty members
  	Global Environment	053)580-5323	Curriculum	Faculty members