Bachelor in Dept. of AI and Computer Engineering

Tuition fees are 6,014 USD per year.

Dept. of AI and Computer Engineering at Tongmyong University in Nam-gu, South Korea, is a four-year bachelor's degree taught in English, with the next intake beginning in the Fall 2026 term. This discipline combines computer engineering fundamentals with a focus on artificial intelligence, covering both the hardware and software sides of computing along with the algorithms and data methods used to build intelligent systems. Coursework typically includes programming, data structures and algorithms, computer architecture, operating systems, and specialized topics such as machine learning, neural networks, and data analysis, giving students a foundation that spans traditional computer engineering and current AI techniques. Students write and test code, work with data to train and evaluate models, and study the systems-level knowledge needed to understand how computing hardware and software interact, often through project-based coursework that applies theory to practical problems. Because AI methods are now used across many industries, from healthcare to finance to manufacturing, the training prepares graduates for work well beyond a single technical niche. Graduates typically pursue careers as software engineers, machine learning engineers, data analysts, or systems developers, working at technology companies or in technology roles within other industries, and many continue to graduate study in computer science or artificial intelligence to deepen their specialization. South Korea's active technology sector offers relevant context for graduates trained in AI and computer engineering. Delivered entirely in English, the program allows international students to study computer engineering and artificial intelligence in South Korea without needing Korean language proficiency at entry. The four-year program is set to begin its next undergraduate intake in Fall 2026. Admission requires an IELTS score of 5.5, a TOEFL score of 550 (iBT 80), or a TEPS score of 600 or higher.