53 Ph.D., 19 M.S., and 188 undergraduate students enrolled

Produced 91 Ph.D., 365 M.S., and 1,953 B.S. graduates

Abolition of college-based enrollment system

Name restored to Dept. of Nuclear Engineering; admission quota adjusted to 38

Department renamed to Nuclear Systems Engineering

Established Innovative Technology Research Institute for Radiation Safety (iTRS)

College-based enrollment system implemented

Reorganized under Systems & Applied Engineering Division as Nuclear Engineering Major

Admission quota adjusted to 50 students

Graduation quota system implemented

Organized into Mechanical, Energy, and General tracks with 370 graduation quota

Admission quota adjusted to 40 students

Reorganized under 4th Engineering Division (per Ministry of Education restructuring)

Doctoral program established

Admission quota adjusted to 30 students

Master's program established

Department restructuring following university reform

Quota adjusted to 80 students

Quota adjusted to 120 students

First nuclear engineering department in Korea established (quota: 40 students)