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Actress Goo Hye-sun Fast-tracks Master’s Degree at KAIST, Eyes Doctorate Next

Global Economic Times Reporter / Updated : 2026-01-11 08:59:29
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SEOUL — Multi-talented actress and filmmaker Goo Hye-sun has reached a significant academic milestone, announcing her early graduation from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) with a Master’s degree.

On January 8, Goo shared the news with her followers on social media, posting a photo of her newly bound thesis and herself in graduation regalia. "My Master’s thesis has been approved, and I am graduating early," she wrote. Adding a touch of ambition to the announcement, she noted, "The fresh bound copies have arrived. Next up: a PhD(?) Victory!"

A Remarkable Academic Journey
Goo’s achievement is particularly noteworthy due to the speed and prestige of the program. Having enrolled in the KAIST Graduate School of Science Journalism in the fall semester of last year, she completed the rigorous requirements for a Master of Engineering in just three semesters.

Known for her "polymath" reputation, Goo has balanced her career as an actress, director, and artist with a dedicated return to academia. This latest achievement follows her recent transition into the business world, where she has been active as the CEO of a tech venture firm.

What’s Next?
With her Master’s degree finalized, Goo’s "Victory!" comment regarding a doctorate suggests that she may continue her research at KAIST or another institution. Fans and netizens have flooded her social media with congratulatory messages, praising her discipline and "lifelong learner" attitude.

While her personal life has occasionally been the subject of public scrutiny, this academic success highlights a new chapter for the star as she solidifies her standing in the fields of science communication and engineering.

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