We Nurture Creative Talents in Students Who Lead Innovation Through Connection and Collaboration
The Department of the Internet of Things aims to nurture highly skilled engineers with a mix of theoretical and practical skills from basic technology to applied technology in various fields such as software, hardware, network platforms, the Internet, and artificial intelligence for generating new services and utilities.
It is a high-tech, multidisciplinary field of study that encapsulates numerous data collection, processing, and execution through autonomous communication using smart devices, wired and wireless networks, and IoT service platforms.
Our goal is to cultivate creative the talents of students who lead innovation and generate new values through the Internet of Things (IoT) in various industrial fields such as connected homes, connected cars, smart factories, and smart cities.
To cultivate high-level engineers with a balanced proficiency in both theoretical and practical skills, from basic to applied technologies, enabling them to create new services and utilities through intelligent devices, the Internet, and artificial intelligence.
Embedded Technician, Information Processing Technician, Linux Master, Information Technology Qualification, Information Security Expert
Occupations: Communication engineering technology developer and researcher, electronics technology developer and researcher, network systems developer, telecommunications technology developer and research, applications software developer, software operator, computer data entry and office assistant, IT engineering technology engineer and researcher, information systems operator, software developer, technical salesperson, computer systems professional, robotics technology engineer and researcher, web developer, web manager, electronics technology engineer, designer, product planning professionals, information and communications professionals, planning and marketing clerks, computer (coding) instructor
Career paths: Graduates can work for large companies or SMEs in related fields of information technology, computer, software, and the Internet of Things. If hired to a research-performing company from an excellent national or corporate research institute in Korea, they mainly work on major-related tasks such as developing IoT, information technology, and web services. Recently, many graduates have been employed at research centers within companies such as software development, demonstrating their competencies. After going to graduate schools in Korea and abroad, including our university, students work at national institutes and research institutes and grow as research and development managers for the latest technology and products. Given the nature of the IoT field, starting a company according to personal goals is another option for our graduates.