Bachelor in Global Technology

Busan University of Foreign Studies, located in Geumjeong-gu, South Korea, offers a bachelor's degree in Global Technology, delivered in English over four years. This program looks at technology not only from a technical standpoint but also in terms of its global reach, examining how digital tools, computing systems, and emerging technologies spread across countries and affect economies, societies, and international relations. Students typically study a mix of technology-oriented coursework, such as programming, digital systems, and data analysis, alongside subjects addressing global technology policy, international technology trade, and the social and economic effects of technological change. Coursework may cover topics such as the global technology industry, digital transformation, technology transfer between countries, and the role of technology companies and governments in shaping international technology standards and regulation. This combination is intended for students who want to understand technology in a broader international and policy context rather than focusing solely on technical development. Graduates from a global technology program are commonly prepared for roles in technology policy, international technology consulting, business development in technology firms, digital trade and regulation, and further graduate study in technology policy, international relations, or business. Because the program is delivered in English, it is designed to be accessible to students from outside Korea who want to study the global dimensions of technology from within South Korea, a country recognized for its technology industry and digital infrastructure, without first needing fluency in Korean. Students admitted through the intakes offered every March and September follow a four-year curriculum connecting technical literacy with global technology issues.