MSc in Software Engineering

The MSc in Software Engineering at Sejong University provides advanced knowledge in software development, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, data engineering, cybersecurity, and software quality. Students build practical experience through laboratory work, research projects, and thesis supervision by experienced faculty members. The programme maintains close links with research laboratories and technology industries, giving students experience with current software tools and development methods.

Sejong University has expanded its graduate research activities over many years and continues to attract students from many countries. Engineering and computer science remain among the university's strongest academic fields. Graduates work in software companies, research centres, financial institutions, healthcare organisations, manufacturing companies, and government agencies. Many continue to PhD study or research careers. The degree is recognised by employers and universities across many countries and provides strong preparation for technical and research roles in the software industry.

Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree in Software Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Information Technology, or another related field from a recognised university. Final-year students may apply if they complete their degree before enrolment. Applications are submitted through Sejong University's online admission system with academic transcripts, degree certificates, passport, recommendation letters, study plan, and proof of English language ability.

International students can apply for scholarships based on academic results, language scores, or research participation. Scholarship awards may cover 20% to 100% of tuition, depending on the admission category and eligibility requirements. Research assistant positions are available in selected laboratories and may provide additional financial support.

International students with a valid D-2 visa may work part-time after receiving approval from the university and immigration office. Students usually can work up to 20 hours per week during the semester and full-time during approved vacation periods, subject to Korean immigration rules.