Undergraduate degree entry
Computer Science and Engineering (Undergraduate entry) — Sungkyunkwan University
TEACHING INSTITUTIONSUNGKYUNKWAN UNIVERSITY (SKKU)
About this institution Study software principles and practical problem-solving at Sungkyunkwan University’s Natural Sciences Campus in Suwon. The undergraduate course emphasises engineering fundamentals, communication and teamwork. We can help you check module choices and the current application requirements.
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Course details
- Qualification
- Undergraduate degree entry
- Teaching provider
- SUNGKYUNKWAN UNIVERSITY (SKKU)
- Campus
- Natural Sciences Campus, Sungkyunkwan University, 2066 Seobu-ro, Jangan-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do 16419, Republic of Korea. Confirm teaching buildings and any course-specific attendance requirements.
- Location
- Suwon
- Teaching language
- The departmental catalogue lists Seminar in Computer Engineering as an English-language undergraduate module. This does not establish the teaching language of the whole degree or availability in your intended term. Korean and English admission tracks have separate language-evidence rules; confirm the language of required courses and assessments.
- Study mode
- Confirm the current teaching format and compulsory campus attendance. The online application process does not establish online course delivery.
- Duration
- Confirm the current normal study period, credits and exact degree title for this programme before applying.
- Entry requirements
- The 2026 guide requires the applicant and both parents to be non-Korean, excluding Korean dual nationality. Prior Korean nationality, parental custody and remarriage have additional conditions. Applicants must have a recognised high-school qualification; the guide’s expected-graduation date was before August 2026. GED, home schooling and cyber schooling are excluded under its printed rule. Confirm the current qualification and family-document requirements. For English-track entry, an official English test report is listed, with a documented exemption for all years of middle and high school completed in a country where English is native or official. Confirm the accepted evidence and authentication. The guide does not give a universal numerical entry score here; the IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 80 rule applies to Exploratory Studies students selecting an English-track major in their second year. A Korean-track route is also listed; confirm its language evidence, preliminary-offer conditions and separate progression rules. Selection is based on document evaluation. Submit academic records from all high schools attended, grading-scale information, valid identity and family documents, and the applicable language evidence. English or Korean documents and accredited translation/authentication are required as applicable; rules vary by school country and qualification. Expected graduates must later submit final academic records. A personal statement is optional and must be your own work. Confirm the current Korean control guide, document checklist and original-document arrival dates; admission is not guaranteed. Degree completion is separate from admission. The department’s table for student-ID cohorts labelled 2022 onwards lists an internship, collaborative projects and a 10,000-line project. It exempts non-Korean nationals only from the collaborative-project requirement; other applicable research/project and internship procedures remain. Confirm your cohort and the current assessment requirements with the department.
- Course fees
- The guide gives a first-semester reference of KRW 6,990,000 for 2026 new entrants in Computer Science and Engineering, including the entrance fee. The ordinary application fee is KRW 150,000. A KRW 30,000 fee applies only when a preliminary-offer holder reapplies to the same admission unit. Refund exceptions are subject to the university’s rules. Confirm the current written fees, inclusions, payment dates and housing or insurance costs; these references are not a current invoice or annual total.
- Intake
- The 2026 Fall application rounds ran from 3 to 13 March and from 18 May to 1 June, closing at 17:00 Korean Standard Time. Original documents had separate arrival deadlines of 18 March and 5 June at 17:00. Both rounds are closed; the published semester began on 31 August 2026. Ask us to check the next current notice and available places for this programme.