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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to explore the feasibility, possibility, and prerequisites for introducing the IBDP curriculum into public high school in Korea. Method: The research method used for this study was a literature review, and the research reports and papers about IBDP curriculum. These materials were analyzed thoroughly and the authors' opinions were presented based on them. Results: First, in order to operate the IBDP in the public high schools in Korea, evaluation technical problems that reflect the results of the IBDP results in the substitution system should be discussed in advance. Second, during the input stage, the IBDP would be a more appropriate curriculum for students with high achievement levels, and has a serious debate as to whether the IBO should approve, evaluate, and engage in educational activities in terms of governance. It should be preceded. Third, during the process stage, IBDP creates a cooperative culture between students and teachers in the teaching and learning process. However, as the requirements of the IBDP curriculum are increased, IBDP teachers are exposed to extreme stress due to increased workload, IBDP students feel a sense of isolation from ordinary students. Therefore, when introducing IBDP into public education system, it will be necessary to closely examine the problem of school stratification, educational inequality, and publicity and equity of public education. Fourth, during the output stage, IBDP students have to have high academic motivation and confidence, high academic achievement, and have a much higher college admission rate, graduation rate and academic continuity than general students. However, a supplementary plan should be prepared in order to provide various customized curriculum for students with low academic achievement standards and lack of learning devices. Conclusion: Although the IBDP curriculum has a positive effect on teaching and learning, college preparations, and academic adaptation in universities, it is necessary to consider IBDP in Korea in consideration of the issue of education sovereignty, excessive education costs, the introduction should be carried out with careful consideration.

Exploring the prerequisites for the Introduction of International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in the Public education