Master’s degree
MS in Technology and Entrepreneurship
TEACHING INSTITUTIONWoosong University
About this institution Follow the Technology and Entrepreneurship specialisation within SolBridge’s Master of Science framework at Woosong University in Daejeon. The published full-time, offline, English-language programme combines core business study with new venture creation, small-business management and technology product development. A master’s thesis appears as a three-credit elective. Confirm module availability, supervision and the award wording for your pathway.
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Course details
- Qualification
- Master’s degree
- Teaching provider
- Woosong University
- Campus
- SolBridge International School of Business, Woosong University, Daejeon. The published school address is 128 Uam-ro, Dong-gu. Admissions hard copies go to a separate office: W7 Room 320, 171 Dongdaejeon-ro. Confirm actual teaching rooms and the correct address for your purpose.
- Teaching language
- English
- Study mode
- Full-time, offline study, as stated in the programme overview. The curriculum includes required coursework and a three-credit master’s thesis elective; it does not establish a separate research-master programme or promise that every elective runs each semester.
- Duration
- The programme overview lists 22 months and 45 credits: 15 core, 15 specialisation and 15 elective credits for the named specialist paths. Confirm the current study plan, prerequisites and any individual extension or graduation requirements.
- Entry requirements
- The MS admissions checklist asks for a bachelor’s degree diploma, academic transcript with CGPA C+ or higher, English proficiency evidence such as IELTS or TOEFL iBT, a CV, two recommendations, activities and awards, passport and family documents. It states no work experience is required. Confirm the recognised grading scale and current language-score thresholds. The overview also lists GMAT/GRE or an internal admission test, a handwritten personal essay and a video essay; the dedicated admissions checklist does not repeat these items, so confirm whether they apply rather than assuming a waiver. At application, the page lists bank evidence of KRW 16,000,000. After acceptance and tuition payment, it asks for a stamped or signed bank letter in the student’s name, no older than one month when received; its different-holder clause asks for relationship proof. Confirm the applicable holder and document rules. Certified or notarised degree evidence in English or Korean, with apostille or Korean consular confirmation, is requested for the hard-copy stage. Bank balances are financial proof, not fees. Admission, funding and visa approval remain separate decisions.
- Course fees
- The MS admissions page lists a separate USD 50 application fee. The programme-cost narrative gives total tuition of USD 38,726, while the 2026–2027 USD estimate table totals USD 38,727. This difference remains unresolved: request the current written invoice before budgeting or paying. Separate listed charges include a one-time USD 825 enrolment fee and USD 158 orientation fee for first-semester students. Accommodation, insurance, activities, meals, books, transport and personal expenses require separate budgeting. The page says tuition and other charges may increase by 2%–5% between semesters, and its prices are guidelines subject to change. Scholarship eligibility is conditional; the admissions award applies to the first semester and later awards depend on performance. No scholarship-adjusted or annual total is assumed. Confirm payment currency, refund terms and the treatment of orientation charges for your case. The KRW 16,000,000 bank-evidence requirement is not a tuition charge.
- Intake
- The programme overview describes March and September intakes. A current new-student application window or cutoff is not established by these pages. The academic calendar covers 2026 and early 2027, but its course-registration events are not admissions deadlines, and the March 2027 section retains a conflicting Spring 2026 label. Confirm your cohort’s application deadline, teaching start, document timing, timezone and places with admissions; no corrected date or open seat is assumed.