Bachelor in ICT Management

At JEONJU UNIVERSITY, tuition costs 6,965,000 KRW per year.

Jeonju University offers a bachelor's degree in ICT Management, taught in English in the Wansan-gu district of South Korea. ICT Management sits between information and communication technology and business administration, training students to understand both how digital systems and networks function and how organizations plan, deploy, and manage technology to support their goals. A typical program covers foundational information technology concepts, systems analysis, project management, and digital business strategy, combined with core management subjects such as finance, marketing, and organizational behavior, so graduates can bridge conversations between technical teams and business decision-makers. Students often work with case studies and projects involving digital transformation, information systems planning, or technology-driven business models, developing both analytical and communication skills relevant to fast-changing technology environments. South Korea is widely recognized for its advanced telecommunications and digital infrastructure, which gives students studying ICT management in the country a practical vantage point on technology adoption and digital business trends. Graduates can pursue careers as IT project managers, business analysts, systems consultants, digital strategy specialists, or technology product managers, among other roles that require both technical literacy and business judgment, and some continue into further study in information systems or business administration. The program spans four years, with intakes in April and October each year, an alternative to the more common March start date. With instruction delivered fully in English, the program is designed so international students can pursue technology-oriented management studies in South Korea without needing prior Korean-language proficiency.