Bachelor of Electrical Engineering

The Bachelor of Electrical Engineering has earned a strong reputation through its practical teaching approach and close links with industry. Students learn through laboratory experiments, engineering projects, industrial training, and research activities. These experiences help students build technical knowledge and practical skills before graduation.

Graduates work in electric power companies, semiconductor manufacturers, electronics industries, automation firms, renewable energy companies, telecommunications, and engineering consulting organizations. Many continue their education in graduate programs at universities in South Korea and overseas. The university's partnerships with industry give students access to current technologies, professional training, and research opportunities. The course provides a strong combination of academic study and practical experience, helping graduates build successful careers in electrical engineering across many sectors.

Applicants should have completed secondary education or an equivalent qualification recognized by KOREATECH. Good academic results in mathematics, physics, and related science subjects are preferred. The application usually requires academic transcripts, graduation certificates, a passport copy, a completed application form, and language test results if requested.

KOREATECH offers scholarships for international students based on academic achievement and admission results. Eligible students may receive partial or full tuition support under university scholarship programs. Applications are submitted through the university's online admission system during the official application period. Students should submit all required documents before the published deadline.

International students holding a D-2 visa may work part-time after receiving approval under Korean immigration rules. Students can usually work up to 20 hours per week during semesters. Full-time work is generally permitted during university vacations with approval.