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Sejong University in Seoul, South Korea, has established itself as a vibrant and multidisciplinary research institution at the intersection of artificial intelligence, robotics, next-generation communications, and smart systems. With a portfolio spanning 5G/6G network architecture, computer vision, human-robot interaction, and flexible optoelectronics, Sejong's researchers are tackling some of the most pressing technological challenges of our era. The university has made particularly notable contributions to edge computing and wireless communications, exemplified by its highly cited survey on Multi-Access Edge Computing in 5G and beyond, which has garnered over 840 citations and become a cornerstone reference in the field. Equally impressive is the institution's strength in AI-driven perception systems, including pioneering work on speech emotion recognition using deep BiLSTM architectures and 1D convolutional neural networks — research with direct implications for social robotics and human-computer interaction. Sejong's robotics research extends to real-world infrastructure challenges, with innovative ring-type climbing robots for autonomous bridge inspection and deep learning-based crack detection systems that are reshaping structural health monitoring. Simultaneously, the university explores the societal dimensions of robotics through consumer behavior studies in robotic restaurant environments, bridging engineering and hospitality management in genuinely novel ways. The institution's reach extends further into disaster management AI, smart agriculture via deep reinforcement learning, and neuromorphic computing through flexible memristor devices. Its active engagement with healthcare IoT and 6G frameworks demonstrates a commitment to translational, impact-driven science. For prospective students and collaborators, Sejong University offers a uniquely interdisciplinary environment where cutting-edge engineering converges with applied social science, making it an exciting destination for researchers eager to shape tomorrow's intelligent, connected world.