ABEEK is the English abbreviation of Accreditation Board for Engineering Education of Korea. ABEEK presents the policy, guidelines and standards for the college engineering.

In this 21st century society, which is being led by knowledge and technology, establishing a solid foundation for engineering education is essential. On this ground, ABEEK is founded in August 30, 1999 within engineering community for impartial evaluation and accreditation of engineering education.

ABEEK presents the standards and guidelines for the college engineering or related education programs upon which accreditation and consultation is provided. By doing so, ABEEK will promote advancement in engineering education; cultivate engineering technology manpower with ability to compete globally; and ultimately, present them to the industry, contributing to the national development.
Substance of the program contents is evaluated rather than the educational systems or facilities shown on the surface.
In addition, Evaluation Criteria defines the seven criteria of which the applying education program should satisfy; students, Curricular Objectives, Achievements from and evaluation of the program, Curricular Contents, Faculty, Facility and Funding, and Program Accreditation Standards.

Engineering education accreditation guarantees that the graduates from an accredited program are prepared for practical engineering business; inspires new and innovative approaches in engineering education; announces accredited programs to the public.
Accelerating the development in engineering education through these steps leads naturally to promote productivity and competitive edge.