Bachelor in Natural Sciences

Natural Sciences at Taejae University in Jongno-gu, South Korea is offered as a bachelor's degree program taught in English. This area of study covers core scientific disciplines such as biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics, giving students a foundation in scientific theory alongside laboratory and analytical methods used to investigate the natural world. Coursework typically includes introductory and intermediate subjects across the natural sciences, combined with hands-on laboratory work and quantitative problem-solving that build the skills needed for later specialization or research. Students often work through experiments and data analysis exercises designed to develop scientific reasoning and observational skills applicable across biology, chemistry, and physics. Graduates of natural sciences programs commonly continue into further study or careers in research, healthcare-related fields, environmental science, education, and other science-based industries, with the broad scientific foundation supporting a range of paths depending on later specialization. The program follows two semester options: a fall semester running from September to December, and a spring semester running from March to June, with new students currently admitted in the fall, starting in September. Because instruction is delivered in English, students are expected to follow lectures, laboratory instructions, and scientific writing in English throughout their studies. Students in Natural Sciences at Taejae University are based in Jongno-gu, part of a university that also offers programs in humanities and social sciences, data science and artificial intelligence, and business innovation.