
The MSDE (Manufacturing Systems and Design Engineering) program, part of the College of Business and Technology is a dual academic degree program jointly operated with Northumbria University in the UK known for their scientific innovation. The course has produced many graduates over the last 12 years of distinguished talent, who are now working for top corporations such as Samsung, LG and Hyundai or who have gone on to study at postgraduate level at some of the most prestigious institutions in the world including: Oxford, Cambridge, Manchester and Imperial. The employment rate of MSDE program graduates is 96%.
The MSDE program is focused on rearing fusion technology engineers by providing students with a solid grasp of a diverse set of engineering subjects such as: electric/electronic engineering, Nano/MEMS, optical science and industrial engineering, all of which are developed around a base of manufacturing systems and design engineering which are mechanically driven subjects. All subjects on the course are delivered and examined in English; to support this many students have the opportunity to participate in exchange programs related with both English and their major subjects at Northumbria University, in the UK, or the University of Missouri and Rose-Hulman University in America, with financial aid by way of scholarships.
The MSDE program receives the same level of evaluation as that of UK educational establishments from the QAA (Quality Assurance Agency), which assures the quality and appropriateness of the program remains at UK standards through due diligence and evaluation from a third UK university and Northumbria University every year.
The MSDE program awaits your selection. Together, the experienced and passionate professorial staff will cultivate you as an engineer and provide you with an internationally competitive power assuring you of a bright successful future.
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Dong-Young Jang
Director of the MSDE program, Seoul National University of Science and Technology