Bachelor in Idegree Program

The Idegree Program at Woosong University in Daejeon, South Korea, is structured as an interdisciplinary track that allows students to combine coursework across multiple subject areas rather than following a single fixed major. Programs of this type typically let students build a customized course of study by selecting classes from different departments, often blending business, technology, humanities, or social science subjects according to individual academic and career interests. Students develop a broad academic foundation alongside skills in critical thinking, research, and communication that apply across disciplines, while also having the flexibility to concentrate coursework in areas that match their intended career direction. Because the specific content of an interdisciplinary degree depends heavily on the combination of courses a student chooses, outcomes and skill sets vary more widely among graduates than in a conventional single-subject major. This structure suits students who have interests spanning more than one field, who are unsure which single specialty to commit to, or who want a degree tailored to an emerging or nontraditional career path that does not fit neatly into an existing department. Career paths for graduates depend on the combination of subjects studied, but commonly include roles in business, communications, education, or further specialized study at the graduate level, drawing on the breadth of knowledge built during the interdisciplinary coursework. The flexible design also gives students room to adjust their academic direction as their interests develop over the course of their studies. This bachelor's degree takes four years to complete, with intakes in March and September, and instruction is delivered in English, making the flexible program accessible to international students in South Korea.