Bachelor of Business

The Bachelor of Business Administration gives students practical business knowledge through classroom learning, company projects, internships, and business case studies. Students build skills in management, marketing, finance, accounting, entrepreneurship, and international business using modern teaching methods and digital business tools.

The program works closely with companies and business organizations across Busan. Students gain practical experience through internships, startup activities, business competitions, and industry projects that improve leadership, teamwork, and communication skills. Faculty members support students with career planning and professional development throughout the program.

Graduates are prepared for careers in business management, banking, finance, marketing, logistics, international trade, retail, hospitality, public organizations, and private companies. Many graduates continue to master's programs in business, management, finance, or international business in South Korea and other countries. The program combines academic learning, practical experience, and international opportunities that support long-term career growth.

Applicants should have completed high school or an equivalent qualification recognized by the Korean education system. Required documents usually include academic transcripts, graduation certificate, passport copy, financial documents, completed application form, and English language test results. Admission is based on academic records and document review.

Tongmyong University offers scholarships for international students based on academic achievement, English language scores, and TOPIK results. Students with higher language scores may receive larger tuition reductions. Continuing students may qualify for scholarship renewal by maintaining good academic performance according to university regulations.

International students with a D-2 visa may work part-time after receiving approval from the university and the Korean Immigration Office. Working hours depend on Korean immigration regulations, academic performance, and language ability.