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Alcohol is always around us and the harm caused by alcohol is very serious in Korea and the world. Systematic research and response is required. The scope of harm includes not only the physical aspect, but also the psychological, social, and economic aspects. Therefore, in order to solve the problem of alcohol, improvement of awareness is required as well as a multidimensional approach.
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This institute has been established to study (research) personal, social, and national harms caused by alcohol and develop abstinence programs to prevent alcohol harm to individuals, groups, organizations and communities; and develop a modern national alcohol policy to ensure a safe social environment and healthy drinking culture and settlement of a progressive national alcohol policy.
I ask for your continued interest in this Institute's scientific, logical and systematic research activities.
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[2ndt Phase: Core Research Center in Asia]
| A. Objectives: |
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To be a Government-designated Research center |
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To be a networking channel for the researchers in Asia |
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To collaborate with other Asia-related research centers |
| B. Research Performing System: |
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10 Full-time SYU Faculty, 6 Full-time researchers, 2 Foreign visiting researchers, 10 research assistants |
| C. Conferences: |
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1 International and 1 national conference every year |
| D. Confirming the self-supporting ability of KIAP: |
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Institute Research Projects worth onan average of \500million per year |
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Publish 1 book and Conduct professional training and workshops twice each year |
| E. Research Achievement |
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5 papers at SCI and 10 papers at KCI per year |
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Publish an English-language Academic Journal 2X/year and list them at the Korean National Research Foundation |
| F. International Affairs |
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Alcohol Research Group, UC Berkely, USA |
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Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Toronto University, Canada |
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College Alcohol Study, Harvard School of Public Health, Harvard University, USA |
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National Drug Research Institute, Curtin University of Technology, Australia |
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[3rdt Phase :Globally leading research Center]
| A. Objectives: |
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To become a WHO Cooperative research center |
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To be a global networking channel for world-wide researchers |
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To collaborate with Alcohol research centers internationally |
| B. Research Performing System: |
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10 Full-time SYU Faculty, 8 Full-time researchers, 4 Foreign visiting researchers, 20 research assistants |
| C. Conferences : |
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2 International and 2 national conferences every year |
| D. Confirming the self-supporting ability : |
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Institute Research Projects worth on an average of \1billion per year |
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Publish 2 books and Conduct professional training and workshops 4 times per year |
| E. Research Achievement : |
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10 papers at SCI and 20 papers at KCI per year |
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Publish an English-language Academic Journal 4 times per year and list them at SCI and the Korean National |
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Research Foundation |
| F. International Affairs = collaboration with : |
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The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, NIH, USA |
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The WHO Cooperative research center |
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The Centre for Social Research on Alcohol and Drugs, Stockholm University, Sweden |
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About us 