Master in Department of Electronic Engineering

Electronic Engineering focuses on the design and application of circuits and electronic systems used across communication, computing, and industrial equipment. A master's program in this field typically includes coursework in circuit analysis, semiconductor devices, signal processing, and digital systems, paired with laboratory work where students build and test electronic designs. Students often develop a specialization in areas such as power electronics, embedded systems, or communications hardware, gaining both the theoretical background and practical skills needed to design working electronic systems. The curriculum usually addresses how hardware and software interact within a device, since most modern electronics rely on embedded programming alongside physical circuit design. Career paths for graduates include roles as electronics engineers, hardware design engineers, and research and development positions in industries such as consumer electronics, telecommunications, semiconductor manufacturing, and automotive systems. Others move into technical roles that bridge design and production, ensuring electronic products function reliably at scale. This program is offered at the University of Suwon in Hwaseong, South Korea, and instruction is conducted in English. The degree is designed to run two years, extending up to two years and six months, with new students able to begin around the middle of May or the middle of November each year. By combining circuit-level fundamentals with hands-on laboratory work, the program prepares graduates to work across the design, testing, and development stages of electronic products and systems used throughout modern industry.