BSc in Software Engineering

The BSc in Software Engineering at Sejong University gives students a strong base in software development, computer systems, and modern programming. The course has grown with changes in the technology industry and includes subjects such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, cybersecurity, database systems, software testing, and mobile application development. Students complete practical assignments, laboratory work, and team projects that build technical knowledge and workplace skills.

The university maintains close links with industry and research organizations, giving students opportunities to take part in internships, research activities, and practical training. Modern computer laboratories and experienced faculty members support learning throughout the degree. Graduates are ready for jobs in software companies, technology firms, financial organizations, healthcare technology, government agencies, and start-up businesses. The degree also provides a strong base for postgraduate study in software engineering, computer science, artificial intelligence, and related fields. Sejong University's international partnerships and focus on quality education help graduates build careers in South Korea and many other countries.

Applicants should have completed, or be expected to complete, 12 years of formal education or an equivalent secondary qualification before enrollment. International applicants must meet Sejong University's nationality requirements and submit academic transcripts, graduation certificates, passport copies, financial documents, and English language test results where required. Applications are submitted through the university's online admission system during the Spring and Fall admission periods.

Scholarships

Sejong University offers scholarships for international students based on English language scores and academic performance. First-semester tuition reductions are available for qualified students. Students with strong GPAs may receive continuing scholarships in later semesters if they meet the university's academic requirements. Scholarship amounts vary each year and can cover a significant part of tuition fees.

International students with a valid D-2 visa may work part-time after receiving approval from the university and immigration. Working hours depend on Korean visa rules and the student's academic performance.