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At KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology), the tuition fee is 6,866,000 KRW per year.

The Department of Semiconductor System Engineering at KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) trains students in the design, fabrication, and application of semiconductor devices and integrated circuits, an area central to South Korea's electronics industry. Core coursework typically covers semiconductor physics, circuit design, device fabrication, and integrated systems, giving students the technical foundation to understand how chips are designed and manufactured, from the physics of semiconductor materials to the architecture of complete electronic systems. Students study topics such as transistor design, memory technology, and system integration, reflecting the layered nature of semiconductor engineering, which spans materials science, electrical engineering, and computer architecture. Laboratory coursework typically gives students hands-on experience with circuit design tools and, where available, fabrication processes, connecting theoretical study to the practical work of chip design. Given South Korea's position as a major global semiconductor producer, graduates are well positioned for careers in chip design, semiconductor manufacturing, and electronics companies, as well as further graduate study in semiconductor engineering or electrical engineering. The bachelor's coursework is delivered in English at KAIST, located in Yuseong-gu, South Korea, and completed over four years, with intake in September. As a research-focused university, KAIST offers students in this department access to faculty research on next-generation semiconductor technologies. This program suits students interested in the technical foundations of the chips that power modern electronics, and who want an engineering education closely aligned with one of South Korea's largest industries.