Bachelor's Degree

DGIST, the Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology, offers a Bachelor's Degree program in Daegu, South Korea, taught in English. As a science and technology institute, DGIST structures undergraduate study around foundational coursework in mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering, giving students a broad technical grounding before they move into more specialized study within science or engineering fields. Students typically build skills in laboratory work, quantitative analysis, and problem-solving through a combination of lectures, seminars, and research-oriented coursework, reflecting the institute's focus on science and technology education. This kind of foundation is intended to prepare students for further specialization in areas such as engineering, computer science, life sciences, or physical sciences, and for careers in research, technology development, and other science-driven fields, as well as for graduate study. Because DGIST emphasizes research from an early stage, undergraduate students often have opportunities to engage with faculty research projects alongside their coursework, building experience that supports later specialization. The bachelor's program runs over four years, with new students admitted every fall. Yearly tuition for the program is listed at 7690000 USD. Because instruction is delivered in English, applicants should be prepared to study lectures, laboratory sessions, and coursework in English throughout the program. Students join DGIST's campus community in Daegu, South Korea, as part of an institute focused on science and technology education and research at the undergraduate and graduate levels.