Organization of the School of Computing

KAIST School of Computing offers academic programs for B.S., M.S, and Ph.D. degrees. The study of computing today is not only limited to a problem-solving but also involves in making people’s lives better. The core study of the foundations in computing is algorithms, programming languages, and operating systems. In addition, as the computing has integrated into our lives, the applied studies, like visual, social, and interactive computing have become an important subfield of the computing.

As for the special programs in a graduate level, the Graduate School of Information Security (GSIS) focuses more on cybersecurity and offers M.S and Ph.D. degrees. On the other hand, the Software Graduate Program and Mobile Software Program offer only the master’s degree focusing on the particular specialized area. The Software Graduate Program offers a curriculum to train the students to become a global leading software engineer with management and communication skills in a software industry.

College of Engineering

School of Computing

Undergraduate and Graduate Programs Undergraduate Major Masters Program Doctoral Program   School of Computing (Computer Science)     Graduate School of Information Security        Special Programs in School of Computing   Masters Program Doctoral Program   Software Graduate Program           Convergence AMP (KCAMP)