Study Abroad
Study In South Korea
Modern Universities, Technology And Design Strengths, And Scholarships For International Students.
Yonsei University
South Korea Has Well-Equipped Universities That Are Strong In Technology, Engineering, Business, Media And Design. Many Degrees Are Taught In Korean, While A Growing Number Of English-Taught Programmes Are Open To International Students.
Government And University Scholarships Are Available, And Many Students Begin With A Korean-Language Course.
South Korea Is A Technology-Minded, Safe Destination With Active Scholarship Programmes. Costs At Many Universities Are Modest By International Standards, And Learning Some Korean Greatly Widens The Choice Of Courses And Jobs.
Undergraduate And Graduate Study
- Eligibility
- Completed 12 Years Of Schooling. Universities Assess School Results And May Ask For A Study Plan Or An Interview; Some Have Their Own Entrance Exam. Documents Often Need Apostille Or Consular Attestation.
- English Or Language Tests
- IELTS About 5.5-6.5 Or TOEFL For English-Taught Degrees; TOPIK Level 3-4 Or Above For Korean-Taught Degrees.
- Intakes
- March (Spring) And September (Autumn)
- Eligibility
- A Recognised Bachelor's Degree In A Related Field. Research Programmes Ask For A Study Plan And Recommendation Letters, And May Ask You To Contact A Professor First.
- English Or Language Tests
- IELTS About 6.0-6.5 Or TOEFL For English-Taught Programmes; TOPIK Level 4 Or Above For Korean-Taught Programmes.
- Intakes
- March (Spring) And September (Autumn)
Why Study In South Korea
- Strong Technology, Engineering And Design Programmes
- Scholarships Such As The Global Korea Scholarship And University Awards
- English-Taught Programmes At Selected Universities
- Safe, Modern Cities With Excellent Public Transport
Documents You Will Usually Need
- Academic Transcripts And Certificates, With Apostille Or Attestation Where Required
- Valid Passport
- English Or Korean Language Test Results
- Study Plan Or Statement Of Purpose, And Recommendation Letters
- Bank Statement Or Sponsor's Financial Documents
- Any Extra Documents The University Or The Korean Mission Asks For
The Exact List Depends On The University And Course. We Build Your Checklist Once You Have A Shortlist. You Can Also Email Your Documents To:srinivasa.edn.consultancy@gmail.com
Visa And Next Steps
- Choose Universities Or Language Institutes And Check Each Application Period
- Apply And Receive An Admission Letter
- Prepare Financial Documents And Apply For The Student Visa (D-2 For Degrees, D-4 For Language Study)
- Arrange Accommodation And Travel
- After Arrival, Register As A Foreign Resident Within The Stated Time
Campus Life
Universities In South Korea
A Look At Some Of The Campuses You Could Study At.
Yonsei University 
KAIST 
Sungkyunkwan University 
Ewha Womans University 
Keimyung University 
Korea University 
Kyung Hee University 
POSTECH 
Hanyang University
FAQ
Questions About Studying In South Korea
Do I Need Korean For A Degree In South Korea?
Not Always. English-Taught Programmes Exist, But Most Courses And Daily Life Use Korean, And Many Universities Ask For A Korean-Language Level, Such As TOPIK, For Korean-Taught Degrees.
Are Scholarships Available?
Yes, From The Government And From Universities. Amounts, Eligibility And Deadlines Differ, So Check Each Scholarship's Official Page.
