Hojong Baik
Professor
Welcome to ADEX 2025, Seoul
Hojong's investigative domains comprise the assessment of airport and airspace capacity, by means of simulation, optimization, data science, and artificial intelligence approaches. He has been employed as a professor at Korea Aerospace University (KAU) since the year 2010. Before his appointment at KAU, Hojong held a teaching position as an assistant professor at MS&T (Missouri University of Science and Technology), which was formerly known as UMR (University of Missouri, Rolla).
KOREA AEROSPACE UNIVERSITY
Goyang, South Korea
Aerospace
Since its founding in 1952, Korea Aerospace University (KAU) has been fully dedicated to fostering future experts and professionals to support the aerospace industry in South Korea.
KAU has been educating students with great emphasis on globalization and new technologies so that our graduates can remain competitive in the field.
We pride ourselves in the fact that KAU graduates have played a significant role in making South Korea the 6th largest air transport market and leading space power which includes the successful development of the NARO rocket.
The curriculum at KAU covers a wide spectrum of sectors from design and engineering of aircraft/spacecraft to flight, air traffic control, air cargo logistics and airline/airport management. We have established partnerships with global companies such as Airbus, Boeing, GE and Lockheed Martin for research purposes and various programs.
The future of aerospace is shifting fast and dramatically with the advancement of artificial intelligence, UAV, and more. KAU will continue to put its full effort to make sure that our graduates have a competitive edge in the field by providing a comprehensive and integrated education that leads to opportunities that expand their insights.
KAU welcomes all applicants who wish to take their step forward to challenge the aerospace industry, the future and the world.
KAU has been educating students with great emphasis on globalization and new technologies so that our graduates can remain competitive in the field.
We pride ourselves in the fact that KAU graduates have played a significant role in making South Korea the 6th largest air transport market and leading space power which includes the successful development of the NARO rocket.
The curriculum at KAU covers a wide spectrum of sectors from design and engineering of aircraft/spacecraft to flight, air traffic control, air cargo logistics and airline/airport management. We have established partnerships with global companies such as Airbus, Boeing, GE and Lockheed Martin for research purposes and various programs.
The future of aerospace is shifting fast and dramatically with the advancement of artificial intelligence, UAV, and more. KAU will continue to put its full effort to make sure that our graduates have a competitive edge in the field by providing a comprehensive and integrated education that leads to opportunities that expand their insights.
KAU welcomes all applicants who wish to take their step forward to challenge the aerospace industry, the future and the world.
