KOICA Scholarship Program – Fully Funded Master’s Degree in AI-Embedded Systems at Daegu University, Republic of Korea (Fall 2026)

Daegu University, Republic of Korea, is pleased to announce the KOICA Scholarship Program fully funded by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and the Government of the Republic of Korea.

This program offers a Master’s Degree in AI-Embedded System Convergence for Future Mobility and Smart Manufacturing and is designed for international students. The program will commence on 1 September 2026.

The total duration of the program is 27 months, consisting of 24 months of academic coursework and 3 months of industrial internship in the Republic of Korea.

• Main Fields of Study
  • AI-based intelligent control systems
  • Future mobility and electrification solutions
  • Automotive and industrial semiconductor design

• Scholarship Coverage
  • Round-trip international airfare fully covered
  • Full tuition fee exemption
  • Korean language training fully covered
  • Monthly living allowance
  • Accommodation support
  • Health insurance coverage
  • One-time settlement and return allowances

• Eligibility Criteria
  • Applicants must hold or be expected to complete a Bachelor’s degree
  • Degree background in Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, Communication Engineering, or related fields
  • Must be a citizen of one of the 13 eligible KOICA partner countries, including Mongolia

• Required Application Documents
  • Completed application form 
  • Bachelor’s degree certificate or official graduation confirmation
  • Academic transcript
  • Copy of passport or national ID
  • Statement of purpose or study plan
  • Letter of recommendation
  • Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)
  • Other supporting documents if required

For more information, please visit
Graduate School: https://grad.daegu.ac.kr
Electronic Engineering: https://ee.daegu.ac.kr
Electrical Engineering: https://econtrol.daegu.ac.kr

Application Period
28 April 2026 to 12 May 2026

Office of International Relation, MUST

+976-77921959