MSc in Computer Engineering

The MSc in Computer Engineering at Dongshin University gives students a solid academic base with practical research experience in modern computing technologies. The curriculum covers software engineering, artificial intelligence, computer networks, embedded systems, cloud computing, and data processing. Students complete research projects under faculty supervision and gain experience through laboratory work and technical seminars.

The university has continued to expand its graduate education through research partnerships, international student programs, and cooperation with industry. These activities help students build technical knowledge and research skills that support employment in technology companies, research centers, and public organizations. Graduates are well prepared for doctoral study or professional careers in software development, system design, network management, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and advanced engineering fields. The program supports continuous learning through experienced faculty members, modern laboratories, and an international academic environment that welcomes students from many countries.

Applicants should hold a bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, Software Engineering, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline from a recognized institution. Academic transcripts, graduation certificates, passport copies, a study plan, recommendation letters, and proof of language ability are commonly required during application.

Dongshin University offers scholarships for qualified international students based on academic performance, language ability, and university scholarship policies. Scholarship amounts differ by admission period and student performance. Applications are submitted through the university's online or paper-based admission process, followed by document review and any required interview. Final admission decisions are issued by the Graduate School.

International students with a valid D-2 visa may work part-time after meeting visa requirements and receiving approval from the university and immigration authorities. Working hours follow current Korean immigration rules.