Master's of Computer Science

The Master's of Computer Science gives students advanced research experience and technical knowledge in software development, artificial intelligence, machine learning, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and data science. Students work on research projects using modern computing platforms and software development tools. Laboratory work and supervised research help students develop practical skills that match current industry needs.

The program has built a strong reputation through close cooperation with technology companies and research organizations. Graduates work as software engineers, artificial intelligence specialists, data scientists, cybersecurity experts, cloud engineers, research engineers, and university researchers. Many continue with doctoral studies in South Korea and overseas. The university's industry partnerships provide opportunities for internships, collaborative research, and professional networking. The course offers a strong combination of academic learning, research experience, and industry exposure that supports long-term career growth in computer science.

Applicants should hold a recognized bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Technology, Computer Engineering, or a related field. The application usually requires academic transcripts, degree certificates, a passport copy, a study plan, recommendation letters, and proof of English or Korean language ability if requested.

KOREATECH provides scholarships for international graduate students based on academic performance, admission evaluation, and research achievement. Eligible students may receive partial or full tuition support through university scholarship programs. Some research laboratories provide financial support through funded research projects or graduate assistant positions. Applications are submitted through the university's online admission system during the official admission period, followed by document review and department evaluation.

International students with a valid D-2 visa may work part-time after receiving approval under Korean immigration regulations. Graduate students are generally allowed to work up to 30 hours per week during semesters. Full-time work is usually permitted during university vacations with approval.