Bachelor in School of Innovation Foundations

The School of Innovation Foundations at Taejae University in Jongno-gu, South Korea offers a bachelor's degree program taught in English. Innovation foundations programs typically introduce students to interdisciplinary problem-solving, design thinking, and entrepreneurship, building skills that can be applied across technology, business, and social ventures rather than focusing on a single traditional major. Coursework often covers topics such as creative problem-solving methods, project-based learning, basic business and technology concepts, and collaborative work on real-world challenges, preparing students to approach problems from multiple angles before choosing a more specialized path. Students commonly work in teams on projects that require identifying a problem, researching possible solutions, and testing ideas, mirroring approaches used in startups and innovation-focused organizations. Graduates of innovation-oriented foundation programs often pursue paths in entrepreneurship, technology, product development, or further specialized study once they have identified a primary area of interest, since this kind of school is designed to build broad foundational skills early in an undergraduate degree. 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 participate in project work, discussions, and written assignments conducted in English throughout their studies. Students in the School of Innovation Foundations are based in Jongno-gu at Taejae University, part of a university structured around foundational, interdisciplinary undergraduate study before further specialization.