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I. Introduction to Korea

II. The Education System of Korea

III. Education of International Students

AJOU UNIVERSITY

Andong National University

Baekseok University

Busan University of Foreign Studies

Catholic University of Daegu

Changwon National University

Cheongju University

Chodang University

Chonbuk National University

Chonnam National University

Chosun University

CHUNG-ANG UNIVERSITY

Chungbuk National University

Chungnam National University

Chungwoon University

CYBER HANKUK UNIVERSITY OF FOREIGN STUDIES

Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science & Technology

Daegu Haany University

Daegu University

Daejin University

Dankook University

Deajeon University

Dong-A University

Dong-Eui University

Dongguk University

DONGGUK UNIVERSITY-GYEONGJU

Dongseo University

Dongshin University

Dongyang University

Ewha Womans University

Far East University

Gachon University

Gangneung-Wonju National University

GIMCHEON UNIVERSITY

Gwangju University

Gyeongin National University of Education

Gyeongju University

GYEONGSANG NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

Hallym University

HALLYM university of graduate Studies

Hanbat National University

Hanbuk University

Handong Global University

Hankuk University of Foreign Studies

Hankyong National University

Hannam University

Hansei University

Hanshin University

Hanyang Cyber University

Hanyang University

Honam University

Hongik University

Hoseo University

Howon University

Hyupsung University

Inha University

Inje University

Jeju National Univeristy

Kangnam University

Kangwon National University

KDI School of Public Policy and Management

Keimyung University

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Kkottongnae University

Kongju National University

Konkuk University

Kookmin University

Korea Aerospace University

Korea Maritime University

Korea National Sport University

Korea National University of Education

Korea National University of Transportation

Korea Nazarene University

Korea Polytechnic University

Korea University

Korea University of Technology and Education

Kosin University

Kumoh National Institute of Technology

Kunsan National University

Kwandong University

Kwangju Women's University

Kyongbuk University of Foreign Studies

Kyonggi University

Kyung Hee Cyber University

Kyung Hee University

KYUNGDONG UNIVERSITY

Kyungil University

Kyungnam University

Kyungpook National University

Kyungsung University

Kyungwoon University

Mokwon University

MYONGJI University

Pohang University of Science and Technology

PUKYONG NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

Pusan National University

Sahmyook University

Sangji University

Sangmyung University(Cheonan)

Semyung University

SEOUL CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY

Seoul Cyber University

Seoul Digital University

Seoul JangSin Univeristy

Seoul National University

Seoul National University of Science and Technology

Seowon University

Silla University

Songwon University

Sookmyung Women's University

Soonchunhyang University

Soongsil University

Sungkonghoe University

Sungkyul University

SUNGKYUNKWAN UNIVERSITY

SungShin Womens University

SunMoon University

The Catholic University of Korea

The University of Suwon

TONGMYONG University

Torch Trinity Graduate University

Uiduk University

Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology

University of Seoul

University of Ulsan

Wonkwang University

Woosong University

Woosuk University

Yeungnam University

Yewon Arts University

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Bucheon University

BUSAN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

BUSAN WOMEN'S COLLEGE

Changwon Moonsung University

Cheju Tourism College

Cheonan Yonam College

Chungcheong University

Chunnam Techno University

Daegu Future College

Daegu Health College

Daejeon Health Sciences College

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INHA TECHNICAL COLLEGE

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Jeonju Kijeon College

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KIMPO COLLEGE

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KOREA Communication Arts College

Korea Tourism College

Kyungbuk College

Kyungin Women's College

Kyungnam College of Information & Technology

Myongji College

Seoul Institute of the Arts

Shingu College

SHINHEUNG COLLEGE

shinsung University

Suwon Scinece College

Suwon Women's College

Taegu Science University

TAEGU TECHNICAL COLLEGE

Tongwon University

Wonkwang Health Science

Woosong College

YEONSUNG UNIVERSITY

Yeungjin College

Yeungnam College Of Science & Technology

Yong-In Songdam College

Yuhan College

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List of Korea universities

Reference Websites

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I. Introduction to Korea

The Eyes of the World are on KoreaThe center of the world is gravitating towards Asia. The Korean Peninsula lies in the center of this

shift. China, a rising economic power, and Japan, one of Asias most powerful nations, lie to either sides of Korea. To the north lies resource-rich Russia, which acts as a bridge between Korea and Europe. The European Union is devoted to exchanges with Asia. Accordingly, the Asian economies centering on the Korean Peninsula will lead the world economy. Standing in the middle of East Asia, which will drive world politics and the global economy in the 21st century, Korea has drawn the attention of the international community as the hub nation of economic prosperity. Once the Siberian Railroad is completed Korea will play the role of building bridges between the East and West, and will become the departure point for spreading the hopes and dreams of the young people of the world.

Korea: Economic Development and IT SuperpowerFew nations in the world have achieved the spectacular economic growth Korea has achieved over

such a short period of time. Building the Miracle on the Han River upon the ruins left by the Korean War, Korea has become the worlds leading shipbuilder and steel exporter and has overtaken Japan in the export of semiconductors. Korean cars are driven all around the world and Korean smartphones and LED TVs are leading the world in high-end technology, demonstrating the miraculous economic growth Korea has achieved. Along with machinery, chemistry, shipbuilding and automobile industries, information communications industry in Korea is among the finest in the world. In particular, Korea ranks as worlds number one in information technologies and mobile communications. The number of private households with high-speed internet connection already exceeds 20 million and most Korean use the internet. The wireless internet network and IT system that allows people to easily access all corners of the world even on streets serves as proof of the level of technology in this nations powerful standing in information technologies. Many developing countries around the world use Koreas path to economic growth as a benchmark, as well as using it as a model for improving quality of life of their citizens.

Korea is Open to the WorldHaving never invaded its neighboring countries throughout its 5000 year long history, Korea stands

out as a messenger of peace in the international society. As the only country in the world which continues to suffer the pain of division, it is a country that loves peace more than any other country in the world. Once a country where the powers of capitalism and communism confronted each other during the Cold War between the East and West, the Korean Peninsula is now become the focus in the eyes of humanity as a geopolitical hub leading world peace in an era of reconciliation and cooperation. Korea has spread the message of peace through the 1988 Olympics, 2002 Soccer World Cup, and 2010 G20 Seoul Summit, as well as Pyeongchang Winter Olympics to be held in 2018. The international community is watching as Korea continues to work towards world peace in the future.

Korea has a higher level of safety than the OECD average, making it a safe country for foreign students to study in. With education as a primary social interest, Korea is especially friendly to students who come to study from abroad. Characterized by loyalty (chung) and filial piety (hyo), Koreas educational culture is founded on the mentality of loving the country and the morality of veneration of ones parents. Having the highest education fever in the world, Korea sincerely cares for the students, who come from abroad to study. The number of foreign students studying in Korea is nearing 100,000, and the number of tourists is also increasing every year.

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Korea adopts a single-track education system in order to ensure that all Korean citizens may receive primary, secondary and tertiary education according to their ability without discrimination. Thus a unified education system is maintained, which currently adopts the 6-3-3-4 system. There are nine years of compulsory education, which includes six years of primary education and three years of middle school. Korean school semesters run from March to August in the first semester and from September to

February for the second semester. July to August is the summer vacation and December to February is the winter vacation.

1. Pre-school EducationKindergarten is an educational institution for children from the age of three years until entry into

primary school. It aims to foster the harmonious development of mind and body by providing an educational environment suitable for child development through various game-centered learning activities.

2. Primary and Secondary School EducationEducational institutions for conducting primary and secondary education include primary school,

middle school, high school, special school and other miscellaneous schools. The education purpose, duration and entry age for each of these schools are given below.

Primary school is aimed at conducting the most basic general education necessary for each citizen, which is free and compulsory. The duration of primary school is six years and the entry age is 5~7 years old.

Middle school is aimed at providing middle level education, building on the basic education received in primary school. The duration of middle school is three years and the entry age is 12~13 years old.

Building on the foundation of education received in middle school, high school aims to provide secondary education and basic specialist education. High schools are divided into general high schools, vocational high schools, and other high schools (foreign language, arts and physical education, science high schools, etc.). The duration of high school is three years and the entry age is 15~16 years old.

For persons needing special education due to physical, mental or intellectual impairments, there are special schools aimed at providing intellectual, functional and social adaptation education necessary for their personal development and social life, which corresponds to primary, middle and high school.

There are also various educational institutions and foreign schools for the children of foreigners staying in Korea or Koreans who have spent a period of time abroad, which provide education similar to, although outside of, the current 6-3-3-4 track system.

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3. The Education System of KoreaEducation system: a single-track 6-3-3-4 systemCompulsory education: nine years including six years of elementary school and three years of middle

school School semesters: from March to August (the first semester) and from September to February (the

second semester)Vacation: from July to August (summer vacation) and from December to February (winter vacation)

4. Higher Education in KoreaKoreas higher education institutions include universities, industrial universities, vocational

universities, universities of education, open universities, technological universities, and other miscellaneous institutions.

Korean universities are divided according to the body that established them; i.e. national universities established and run by the Korean government, public universities established and run by local governments, and private universities established and run by incorporated educational institutions.

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basic requirements in order to extend the scope of university autonomy. By allowing the admission department of each university to autonomously set all standards for utilization and screening of documents such as student records, the national academic aptitude test, essay examinations, qualifications, recommendation letters, etc., the authority to select students of universities has been expanded. As of 2012, there are 434 universities in Korea. These include 183 universities proper, 147 vocational universities, 41 graduate schools, 9 industrial universities, 10 universities of education and 44 others.

A. UniversitiesThe purpose of university education is to research profound academic theory and wide ranging using

detailed application methodology necessary for the development of the nation and human society, and to cultivate leadership. The length of the courses are 4~6 years. Medicine, oriental medicine and dentistry each require 6 years of study. There are degree courses in thirty different majors including literature, law, theology, political science, economics, business administration, public administration, pedagogy, library science, science, engineering, dentistry, oriental medicine, pharmacy, nursing, agriculture, veterinary medicine, fishery science, fine arts, music, etc. The total number of credits required for graduation generally is 140 credits. Undergraduate degrees are conferred on those who have completed the course as set in the school regulations.

B. Vocational UniversitiesVocational universities are organized in terms of various majors such as Humanities and Social

Sciences, Natural Sciences, Engineering, Performing Arts and Physical Education, Health, etc. and have a minimum course length of two or three years. Two-year vocational universities require 80 credits for graduation and three-year vocational universities require 120 credits. A diploma from the vocational university is conferred on those who have completed the course as set in the school regulations. Those who have graduated from vocational universities may enroll in universities, industrial universities or open universities.

C. Graduate SchoolsGraduate schools are designed to pursue the objectives of higher education more profoundly while

cultivating both the ability to guide academic research and creative talent. These are divided into generalist graduate schools centered on academic research and specialist graduate schools which are practice-oriented.

Masters CourseThe required course of study for a Masters is two years or more. Usually, students are required to

obtain 24 credits. After gaining the prescribed credits and passing the set examination, candidates for a Masters degree submit a Masters thesis which must pass the examination conducted by at least three examiners.

Ph.D. Course The required course of study for a Ph.D. is two years or more. Usually, students are required to obtain

36 credits. After gaining the prescribed credits and passing the comprehensive examination, candidates for a Ph.D. submit a Ph.D. thesis which must pass an examination conducted by at least five examiners.

Post-doc CourseThese courses are for continuing research after completion of a Ph.D. course. Presently, many post-doc

researchers are invited to work on research projects.

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Welcoming globalization, Korean universities are actively inviting foreign students to expand their international cooperation and exchange, and improve their international competitiveness. Accordingly, the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology formed the Study Korea Project under which it set the target of attracting 200,000 foreign students by 2020. In order to realize this objective, the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology is promoting projects for expanding government scholarships, improving studying and living conditions for foreign students, building efficient administrative support systems, and so on. According to foreign student statistics, there are 86,878 foreign students from 230 countries around the world, studying in around 380 Korean universities as of April 1, 2012.

1. Education Program

A. Regular Semester ProgramThese courses involve attending classes in the regular semester program together with domestic

students over the regular spring and fall semesters. General courses are held in either Korean or a foreign language.

B. Exchange Student ProgramMost Korean universities mutually exchange students based on exchange agreements with sister

universities. These exchange student programs allow for study at foreign universities for a set period. Students chosen as exchange students need to have grades and foreign language ability above a certain level.

C. Vacation Period ProgramDuring the summer or winter break, foreign students may take classes, such as ordinary classes or

Korean language classes.

D. Lectures in EnglishAt present, universities with an interest in internationalizing university education are conducting

about 30% of their classes in English. The proportion of classes conducted in English is higher in graduate schools than in undergraduate studies. Some universities have established international faculties in which all the courses are taught in English.

E. Korean Language CoursesMany universities run Korean language lectures for foreigners in language schools that they have

established as a part of the university. Short courses of 3~4 weeks are run with the goal of improving oral communication ability intensively over a short time period. Courses spread over a longer 10~40 week period try to improve study results by working on communication ability through activities related to real life, and broadening the understanding of Korean culture through parallel courses.


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overseas Koreans who do not speak Korean as their native language. In addition, it aims to expand the diffusion of the Korean language by measuring the ability of students in the use of Korean and is subsequently useful for their study abroad or employment.

The official body in charge of TOPIK is the National Institute of International Education (www.niied.go.kr, T.82-2-3668-1339) and the bodies that hold the exam include Korean embassies, Korean Education Centers and TOPIK committees in each country.

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The examination is held four times a year; in Korea in January and July, and in Korea and abroad in April and September. It is advertised at the beginning of each year in the Newspaper and on the National Institute of International Education website. The test has three different levels; Beginner (Levels 1 and 2), Intermediate (Levels 3 and 4) and Advanced (Levels 5 and 6). The passing grade (common to all levels) is based on the distribution of points (100 points) in each assessment criteria and can be found on the homepage (http://www.topik.go.kr).

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A. Qualifications and Lengths of Courses of Study

Course Qualifications Course LengthVocational University

Persons who have completed courses of primary and secondary education abroad (12 years total) 2~3 years

Undergraduate Persons who have completed courses of primary and secondary education abroad (12 years total) 4~6 years

Masters Course Persons who have completed courses of primary and secondary education abroad and have a Bachelors Degree 2 years or more

Ph.D. Course Persons who have completed courses of primary and secondary education abroad and have a Master's Degree 2 years or more

Language Study Persons who have at least graduated from high school 1~2 years

Exchange Student Persons enrolled in partner universities 1 semester~1 year

Short-term Self-funded Study

Study at a Korean university on an exchange program with the home university or as a student on leave or graduate from the home university 1 semester~1 year

Vacation Study for Foreigners

Foreign students participating in program related to Korean language or Korean studies held during the summer or winter vacations 2~3 months

Minor differences exist between universities.

B. Application Requirements

Application form Self-introduction and study plan Letter of recommendation Academic record at previous institution and certificate of graduation (or letter proving expected graduation) Photocopy of passport or verification of citizenship Proof of Korean and English ability Documents proving financial capacity

- Proof of bank balance of at least 10,000 USD (maintained for at least one month) by financial guarantor or

domestic remittance or currency certificate to that value

- Proof of current employment of financial guarantor or proof of business registration and tax certificate

- Pledge to bear study expenses- Portfolio, videotape, etc. which prove applicants' practical competence (for arts and physical education applicants) Please refer to the particular university as the documents may differ

C. Application Period

The deadline for spring semester (March entry) applications is usually from September to November, and for autumn semester (September entry) it is from May to June. Since the exact period differs between schools, it is necessary to confirm the application deadlines.

D. Screening MethodologyUsually screening is document-based, although some universities carry out interviews or examinations.

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3. Procedures for Obtaining a Visa

After you have received acceptance from an educational program in Korea as a regular student or language student, you must obtain a student visa by submitting the documents required for entry into Korea. As qualifications and periods of stay can vary depending on whether the program is a regular program (Professional degee's, Bachelors, Masters, Ph.D. and Post-doc) or a Korean language program in a university language institute, it is essential to check the related regulations.

A. Visa for Regular Educational Program (Professional degee's, Bachelors, Masters, Ph.D. and Post-doc)

EligibilityPersons who intend to receive education in a standard course (Professionaldegee's,Bachelor's,

Master'sorPh.D.) or research specialist fields in vocational universities, universities, graduate schools established according to Korean Education Law or academic research institutions established under the provision of a special law with a status at least as high as a vocational university.

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ChinaandCuba:Theapplicantortheinviterappliesforstudentvisaatdiplomaticofficesby obtaining recognition of visa issuance at the jurisdiction or branch immigration bureau of the enrolling university

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Visaapplicationform(CertificateforRecognitionofVisaIssuance)Colorphototakeninthepast6months(3.5cm4.5cm)Passport(acopyofthepassportwhenapplyingforCertificateforRecognitionofVisaIssuance)

Admissionletter(Sealofdeanrequired)Mostrecentcertificateofschoolrecord(certificateofgraduationorletterproving

expected graduation)Copyofeducationinstitutebusinessregistration(copyofbusinessregistrationnumbercard)Document of academic exchange agreement between universities (for exchange students only)Documentthatprovesresearchactivities(forcertainresearchfieldsonly)Familyregistry(appliestoChineseapplicantsonly;mustincludethewholefamily)Processingfee:Singleentry30USD,multipleentry50USDVerificationoffinancialproof(tuitionandlivingexpenses)-Proofofbankbalanceofatleast10,000USDordomesticremittanceorcurrencycertificatetothatvalue

-Certificateofsponsorship(forcaseswhenfinancialcapacitytobearexpensesduringstaysuchastuitionarefailedtobeshown,orcasestheMinisterofJusticeacknowledgesspecial need)

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Application method

ChinaandCuba:Theapplicantortheinviterappliesforgeneraltrainingvisa(D-4-1)atdiplomaticofficesbyobtainingrecognitionofvisaissuanceatthejurisdictionorbranchimmigration bureau of the enrolling university

Othercountries:Theapplicantortheinviterappliesforgeneraltrainingvisa(D-4-1)atKoreaembassy or consulate

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to that value -Certificateofsponsorship(forcaseswhenfinancialcapacitytobearexpensesduringstaysuchastuitionarefailedtobeshown,orcasestheMinisterofJusticeacknowledgesspecial need)

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4. Scholarships

A. Scholarships from UniversitiesMany Korean universities run a variety of scholarship programs for foreign students. Most universities

support foreign students for 30~100% of their tuition depending on their academic results. Please refer to the following website for guidance on scholarships from universities: www.studyinkorea.go.kr.

B. Scholarships from the Korean GovernmentVarious Ministries of the Korean Government run scholarship programs for foreign students and

are gradually increasing their quotas. At present, the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade run scholarships for foreign students.

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Ph.D. course or a language course at language institutes and have completed six months of study (one semester). Permission to participate in activities uncertified for current sojourn status may then be obtained at the Immigration Bureau. Foreign students enrolled in a regular course of study may engage in part-time work of no more than 20 hours a week (30 hours a week for Masters and Ph.D. courses) during semester and unlimited work during vacation time. However, part-time work must not take priority over studies and it cannot be the sole source of income as it should be a supplementary source of income. To obtain part-time working permit, the signature of the advising professor and the foreign student advisor of the school must be obtained on the Recommendation for the part-time work of foreign student and submitted to the Immigration Bureau to obtain approval in advance. Care must be taken for working part-time without prior approval can result in cancellation of the student visa.

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Changing Status of Sojourn to Seeking EmploymentForeign students who have student visa (D-2) and have obtained degrees (expected degrees included) in

educational institutes equivalent to or higher than vocational universities, or have completed research courses in academic research organizations, and are in the process of seeking employment or wish to work as interns in firms, can change the sojourn status to seeking employment (D-10). Changing the sojourn status extends the length of stay by at least 6 months each time. Those with vocational Bachelors and Bachelors degrees are permitted a maximum of one year and those with Masters degrees or higher are permitted a maximum of two years of stay in Korea.

Changing Status of Sojourn to WorkingForeign students who have the student visa (D-2) and are eligible for applying for seeking employment

(D-10) or seeking employment (D-10) visas may change their sojourn status to working as professors, foreign language teachers, researchers, etc. As qualification documents need to be prepared specific for each sojourn status, students should pay a visit to the Immigration Bureau in advance and receive counseling to change the sojourn status.

Gold Card SystemThe Gold Card System is a service to facilitate employment of foreign high-tech professionals in Korea

who have graduated with degrees in IT, e-commerce (enterprise information system, e-business), new materials, transportation equipment, digital electronics, biotechnology, nanotechnology, environment and energy, and management of technology. It changes the sojourn status and allows individuals to continue their stay in Korea based on the new working regulations for foreign students.

The overseeing department is the Ministry of Knowledge Economy and the related website is www.goldcard.or.kr.

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Program Level Major and Department

Ajou Undergraduate Program Undergraduate

Engineering, Information Technology, Natural Sciences, Business Administration, Humanities, Social Sciences, Law, Nursing, Medicine, Pharmacy

Ajou Graduate School Graduate

Engineering, Information Technology, Natural Sciences, BusinessAdministration, Humanities, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Financial Engineering, Molecular Science and Technology, Energy Systems Research, Education, Applied Bio Technology, Bio Medical Engineering, Space Elctronics ans Information Engineering

SpecialGraduate Schools Graduate

nternational Studies, Industry, Business Administration, Public Affairs, Education, Information and Communication Technology, Intelligent Transport Systems, Public Health, Clinical Dentistry

Degree Programs in English (100%)

Program Level Major and Department

Graduate Schoolof Intl Studies Graduate

International Business, International Trade, NGO Studies, International Development and Cooperation

Admissions

Course Admission Period Tuition(USD)/Semester Contacts

Undergraduate Spring: Oct. - Dec.Fall: May - July

Tuition: $3,800 and higher(including admission fee, tuitionvaries according to the major)

http://www.iajou.ac.kr/[email protected]/2024

Ajou Graduate School Spring: Oct. - Dec.Fall: May - July

Tuition: $4,700 and higher(including admission fee, tuitionvaries according to the major)

http://grad.ajou.ac.kr / [email protected]

Graduate School of Intl Studies

Spring: Sep. - Dec.Fall: April - July

Admission Fee : $818M.B.A : $4,919 / M.A.: $4,000

http://gsis.ajou.ac.kr/[email protected] Tel.82-31-219-1552

Tuition varies according to the major and exchange rate. For further information, please visit each program homepage listed the above

Korean Language Program

IntroductionSpring, Summer, Fall, Winter

Classes5 days a week (Mon-Fri): Total 200 hours

6 Level Regular Course Korean Classes: 4 hours a day(Morning: 9:00-13:00)10 weeks

Tuition (per semester) 1,120USD (Excluding entrance fee 60 USD) Visa

General Student Visa (D4) / General Short-Term Visa (C3)

How to Apply Online application(by mail) and paper application(in person)Website: http://kli.ajou.ac.kr E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 82-31-219-1560/1675/1677/2795

Dormitory

Accommodation 368 persons Classes 5 days a week (Mon-Fri): Total 200 hoursFurnishing Twin beds, wardrobe closet, desk, chair, small bookcase, one set of sheets, blanket, pillow and pillowcaseFacilities Laundry room, cafeteria, computer lab, study room, vending machine, pay-phone, prayers room, CVS

Price(USD) Spring/Fall : $700 Summer/Winter: $480 ( Prices above are variable according to the exchange rate)Location Located on campus

- The International House will open in September 2014, accommodating up to 490 students in single rooms, double rooms and family rooms. Its wide variety of high-tech facilities and equipments will provide an enriched environment for domestic and international students.

Scholarships for International Students

Programs Types Scholarship Qualifications

Undergraduate

AdmissionFee Waiver

100% ofadmission fee

Intl students studied at Ajou Korean Language Program more than 1 year

New StudentScholarship 30% of Tuition New Students who admitted to Ajou with TOPIK score higher than level 4

Scholarship 1/2 50% of Tuition /40% of Tuition Previous semesters G.P.A. higher than 4.0 (2: 3.5~4.0)

Scholarship 3/4 30% of Tuition /20% of Tuition Previous semesters G.P.A. higher than 3.0~3.5(4:2.5~3.0)

Graduate School

Scholarship A 100% of Tuition Students who are recommended by the department

Scholarship B 80% of Tuition Students who are recommended by the department

AdmissionFee Waiver

75% or 100% of admission fee

Intl students studied at Ajou Korean Language Program more than 1 year and who have ovee 4 level of TOPIK

Graduate School of Intl Studies(GSIS)

New StudentScholarship 50% of Tuition

All new coming students with good academic potential for the first semester

Scholarship A 100% of Tuition Student who obtain the highest score

Scholarship B 75% of Tuition Students who obtain a high score

Scholarship C 50% of Tuition Students who obtain a good score

Is one of the leading research universities located in Suwon, Korea 40 minutes from Seoul, a perfect balance between a serious academic atmosphere and a fascinating city life.

Korean university ranking 13th in 2010 and 2011 by the Joongang Daily Newspaper

has over 250 partner universities around the world, and is a member of ISEP;

Undergraduate Students: 9,500 Graduate Students: 4,500 (International Students: about 600)

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Course Major and Department

Undergraduate Bachelors DegreeCollege of Humanities, College of Social Sciences, College of Education, College of Natural Sciences, College of Engineering, College of Human Ecology, College of Art and Physical Education

Graduate

Masters Degree, Doctorate Degree

Graduate School : 39Masters Degree course, 28 Doctorate Degree course

Masters DegreeSpecial Graduate School : Graduate School of Education, Graduate School of Administration and Management, Graduate School of Creative Industry

Admission Information

Course Admission Period Application Period Tuition Contact

Undergraduate March, September

March Admission : (previous year)

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April~May

approximately US$1,600~US$2,200

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http:// ipsi .andong.ac.kr/foreigner/univ/guideline.aspxE-mail : [email protected] Tel : 82-54-820-7102

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April~May

approximately US$1,600~ US$2,200

per semester

http://www.andong.ac.krE-mail : [email protected] : 82-54-820-7101


Semester Spring, Winter (1year : 2semesters) Study Period 20 weeks per semester

Classes Level 1 (Basic)~Level 4 (Intermediate)

Cost Tuition : US$1,500 per semesterApplication Fee : US$55

Applicationdocuments

Application form Personal Statement and Study Plan Certificate of Graduation Official Transcripts from High school Birth Certificate (Family Register issued by your government) Certificate of Deposit Balance(by their sponsor) with a minimum of US $3,000 on deposit for one month or more Sponsor's Certificate of Employment or Certificate of Business Registration Sponsor's Certificate of Property Tax Payment Passport copy 3 photos (size 3*4)

Contact http://www.anuoec.andong.ac.kr E-mail : [email protected] Tel : 82-54-820-7102

Dormitory1) Female : 4 people/room, 830,000KRW/15weeks, individual bathroom, meals included (16 meals/week)2) Male : 2 people/room, 760,000KRW/15weeks, shared bathroom, meals included (16 meals/week)3) BTL : 2 people/room, 1,200,000 KRW/15weeks, individual bathroom, meals included (16 meals/week)

Scholarship1) Undergraduate : Scholarship will be granted according to grades for: outstanding previous semester grade

achievers, outstanding TOPIK grade achievers (about 20% of tuition).2) Graduate : Scholarship will be granted according to grades for: outstanding previous semester grade achievers,

outstanding TOPIK grade achievers (about 50% of tuition).

Admissions Office Contact Information

Office E-mail Telephone

Office of External Cooperation (Undergraduate) [email protected] 82-54-820-7102

Office of External Cooperation (Graduate School) [email protected] 82-54-820-7101

Office of External Cooperation (Korean Language Program) [email protected] 82-54-820-7102

Andong National University

In 1947 Andong College of Education was founded; from this beginning, Andong National University was born. To be a central university in the province, all associates of ANU have continuously worked hard for over 65 years to grow and develop this university. However, information and globalization revolutions have pushed this university into a spiral of necessary competition. In order to be globally competitive, ANU offered itself a new mission to become The university with the highest level of education in Korea. In order to succeed in our mission, a practical strategy was proposed to become the university that best serves the students.

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Degree ProgramUndergraduateChristian Studies / Education / Social Welfare / Language & Literature / Law & Police Administration / Business & Commerce / Tourism / Christian Culture & Arts / Design & Image / Information & Communication / Health Science / Sports Science Graduate SchoolGraduate School of Christian Studies / Graduate School of Education / Christian Divinity School / Graduate School of Pastoral Ministry / Graduate School of Social Welfare / Graduate School of Counselling / Graduate School of Music

Admission

classification Spring semester Fall semester

application 11.1~12. 1 5. 17~6. 15

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notice of success 1. 14 7. 15

entry to korea 2. 26 8. 20

school beginning 3. 02 8. 23

* Tuition : Humanities & Social Sciences (3,620,000), Natural Sciences (4,330,000), Arts (4,690,000), Physical Education (4,510,000)* Admission Fee : (730,000)

Korean Language Program* Regular Semester Program(15 weeks/semester) : 4 levels depending on proficiency* Tuition and Expenses : Tuition (1,600,000), Health Insurance (70,000), Housing(550,000)

DormitoryInternational students will be assigned to the school dormitory preferentially.

duration of stay cost ( 2 per /room)

15 weeks (a semester) 550,000 won

Scholarship

Division Tuition(Won) Admission Fee (Won) Scholarship*

Humanities & Social Sciences 3,620,000

730,000 50% of(Tuition +Admission Fee)

Natural Sciences 4,330,000

Arts 4,690,000

Physical Education 4,510,000

* Scholarship Criteria : Average 2,5~3.0 (40%), 3.0~4.0 (50%), 4.0 & above (60%)

Admissions Office Contact InformationHOMEPAGE : http://www.bu.ac.krADDRESS : 76, Munam-ro, Dongnam-gu, Cheonan, Chungnam, 330-704, KoreaTELEPHONE : Tel 82-41-550-0721 Fax 82-41-550-0729

Baekseok Univers i ty has 12 ,000 undergraduate students in 12 divisions and 3,000 graduate students in 7 divisions for approximately 15,0000 matriculating students. It is located in the city of Cheonan, a prosperous and growing city about 90 km south of Seoul. It takes only 35 minutes by KTX (express train) and just over an hour by car or bus and slightly over that by subway. The downtown area is about 10 minutes from the campus and has department stores, theaters, restaurants, and other amenities. Outside the city is a peaceful rural area with hills, lakes, and vineyards. There are historical sites, museums, the Memorial Hall of Independence, a folk village, and hot springs all within 30-40 minutes of Baekseok University by car.

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Undergraduate Bachelors Degree College of Europe and Americas, College of Asia, College of Humanities,College of Golbal business, College of Natural Sciences

Graduate

Masters Degree, Doctorate Degree

Graduate School : 12 Masters Degree course, 9 Doctorate Degree course

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http://gra.bufs.ac.krE-mail : [email protected] : 82-51-640-3357

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http://gima.bufs.ac.krE-mail : [email protected] : 82-51-640-3502

Graduate School of Interpretation and Translation

http://gsit.bufs.ac.krE-mail : [email protected] : 82-51-640-3651

Graduate School of TESOL

http://gst.bufs.ac.krE-mail : [email protected] : 82-51-640-3631


Semester Formation

Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter (1year : 4semesters)

Learning Period 10 weeks per semester

Class Formation Level 1(Basic)~Level 6(Advance) Cost

Tuition : US$1,000 per semesterDorm Fee : US$550 (Including food bill)

Application Form

Application Form Copy of passport 3 passport size photos Graduation certificateCertificate of bank balances(Over US$3,000) Guarantee of personal Identity Proof for Employment of Guarantor Copy of Identification card

Dormitory1) Type : Dormitary for International Students only (Five occupancy, 1 room)2) Fee : Approximately US$780 per semester

Scholarship

Div Condition Benefit

Freshman

-Students from Sister University- Students who have completed Korean Language Program at BUFS over one(1) semester

-F1, F2, F4, F5 VISA holders

Total examption of admission fee, 30% discount of tuition for 1st semester

TOPIK

TOPIK certificate Non-Holders Outstanding student of Interview (Over 27 points out of 30)30% discount of tuition for 1st semester

TOPIKcertificate Holders

-TOPIK 3, 4 level Holders 50% discount of tuition for 1st semester-TOPIK 5, 6 level Holders



International Office

(Undergraduate)

China region [email protected] 82-51-640-3634

Japan region [email protected] 82-51-640-3640

USA and other region [email protected] 82-51-640-3636

Vietnam region [email protected] 82-51-640-3640

Graduated Admission Team

(Graduate)

Graduate School of Education [email protected] 82-51-640-3357

Graduate School of International Commerence and Business [email protected] 82-51-640-3502

Graduate School of Interpretation and Translation [email protected] 82-51-640-3651

Graduate School of TESOL [email protected] 82-51-640-3631Korean Language

Program [email protected] 82-51-640-3384

Busan University of Foreign Studies was founded in 1982 by the late Man-O Chung, Tae Sung under the purpose to foster talented person who have morality and professionalism in linguistic area. Located in Busan, Busan University of Foreign Studies is a prestigious university which consists of 5 different Colleges and 5 Graduate Schools with approximately 20,000 students to be pioneers in the future of the country.

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Courses requirements tuition

Undergraduate

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2. Students who have completed or is expected to complete 12 years of regular school education from elementary to high school

3. Students should meet the Certificate of Korean Language Proficiency(above TOPIK level 3)

AVR of 6000US$/year

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AVR of 8000US$/year/M.A

AVR of 10,0000US$/year/Ph.D.

Korean Language Courses No requirements 1,000US$ per 10weeks

For more information refer to website http://www.cu.ac.kr/english/admission/01.htm?left_menu=1

Korean Language Institute(http://kli.cu.ac.kr)

Semester Spring(Mar~May) / Summer(Jun~Aug) / Autumn(Sept~Nov) / Winter(Dec~Feb

Duration/Tuition 10 weeks / 1,000US$/

Documents Application form, copy of Passport and ID Card, Photos 5(34cm), Diploma or Certificate of Enrollment, Official Transcript, Sponsors financial Support, Certificate of Employment and Bank Statement

For more information refer to website http://kli.cu.ac.kr

Dormitory

Fee (1 semester)

4person / room (618 room) :500US$ 2peron / room (96 room) : 800US$Single room (17 room) : 1,200US$ (Meal Plan is not included)

Foreign students have the privilege to admit at the dormitory.

Scholarship for Foreign Student Korean Language Institute Scholarship: best records award/Each session (circa 300US$) Undergraduate student :

First semester first semester tuition waive of 50%

Current students

Last semester GPA average of 60-75 : tuition waive of 30%Last semester GPA average over 75 : tuition waive of 50%Last semester GPA average over 85 : tuition waive of 70%Last semester GPA average over 95 : tuition waive of 100%

Graduate School student : tuition waive of 50% for each semester

Contact Information Address : Catholic University of Daegu, Hayang-ro 13-13, Gyeongsan-si, Gyeongbuk, South Korea (ZIP Code) 712-702 Contact Person :

Korean Language Institute Undergraduate Graduate School

Foreign Students Manager

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TEL: 82-53-850-3767FAX: 82-53-850-3768

E-mail: [email protected]://kli.cu.ac.kr

TEL: 82-53-850-3477FAX: 82-53-850-3470

E-mail: [email protected]://ibsi.cu.ac.kr

TEL: 82-53-850-3637FAX: 82-53-850-3589

E-mail: [email protected] http://dept.cu.ac.kr/user/

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TEL : 82-53-850-3054FAX : 82-53-850-3050

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International Network : 24 Nations 114 Universities

International Federation of Catholic University (IFCU) : 200 Universities in 51 Nations

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Programs Programs: Undergraduate, Graduate SchoolMajor : Humanities( Korean Language & Literature, English Language &Literature, German Language & Literature,

of French Language & Literature, Japanese Language & Literature, History, Early Childhood Education, Phi-losophy, Social Science(Law, Public Administration, International Relations, Sociology, Journalism &Mass Communication, Chinese Studies) Economics & Business (Economics, International Trade, Finance & Insur-ance, Business Administration, Accounting, Tax Management) NaturalSciences(Physical Education , Applied Mathematics, Statics, Physics, Chemistry ,Biology, Microbiology, Clothing & Textiles, Food & Nutrition, Child Development & Family Studies, Biochemistry & Health Science) Engineering(Mechanical Engineering, Me-chanical Design & Manufacturing, Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Control and Instrumentation Engineering, Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, Nano and New Material Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Chemical & Systems Engineering, Industrial & Systems Engineering, Civil Engineering, Architec-tural Engineering(5years), Architecture Engineering, Computer Engineering, Information & Communication Engineering) Arts(Music, Fine Arts, Industrial Design, Dance)

Admission

Eligibility

1) TOPIK(Test of Proficiency in Korean) 3 grade or higher or2) PBT 550, CBT 210, IBT 80 IELTS 5.5, TOEIC 710 or higher or 3) Have completed or be expected to complete 3 grade in Korean Language School of

CNU or any institutions in University of Korea (A recommendee by academic advisor of CNU: Graduate school)

Tuition Fee Undergraduate : Graduate School :

Application Period Spring Semester : Every October Fall Semester :Every May


Regular Course Period 20weeks(400 hours)(March~July, September ~January )

Tuition fee Application fee : $84, Tuition Fee : $2,000(20weeks), Books : $40

Contents for course Grammar, Reading, Listening, Writing, Conversation, Preparation for TOPIK

Qualification

Students per class 10-15 Course

Dormitory

Building Type fee Facilities

Dorm. 1(Sungsil)

2persons / 1room $560 / 16weeks - desk, chair, book-case, closet, single bed, Telephone, radiator, internet lanDorm. 2(Changjo)

Dorm. 3(Jinri)

Dorm. 4(Jayoo) 1 apartment per 6

people(twin room * 3)

$640 / 16weeks- desk, chair, book-case, closet, single bed,

Telephone, radiator, internet lan bathroom /shower stall per two rooms, living room

Dorm. 5~6(BTL) Bed-sitting room $735 / 16weeks- desk, chair, book-case, closet, single bed,

Telephone, radiator, internet lan bathroom /shower stall, living room

* Fee includes two meals (breakfast&dinner) per weekday. Food tickets are available for supplementary meals. * There is additional fee during vacation.

Scholarship

Program Entrance Scholarship Excellence Scholarship

Undergraduate

100% School Supporting Association fee to all who achieve over 5 grade of TOPIK

50% of international students will be awarded 3 levels scholarship in order of merit establish by their G.P.A in previous semester.(70%) + Korean Language Test(30%)

Graduate School

1) Full scholarship To all who continue his /her degree program in our school.

2) 100% School Supporting Association fee to all who achieve over 4grade of TOPIK or who achieve over iBT 90, CBT233, TOFLE577, TOEIC 830, TEPS 610 ,IELTS 6.0

80% of international students will be awarded 3 levels scholarship in order of merit establish by their G.P.A in previous semester.(70%) + Korean Language Test or English Test(30%)

Changwon National University was established in 1969, and offers various academic programs from humanities to engineering. We have 15, 000 students in 54 different departments and majors in a vibrant environment conducive to excellence. Our engineering school is especially strong and highly ranked in Korea thanks to its proximity to Changwons large industrial complex. This complex includes not only major corporations such as Samsung and LG, but also over 2,000 other small and medium sized businesses. Because of this proximity to regional businesses, we have many industry/university cooperative projects. These positive relationships with local industries help us maintain the highest graduate employment rate among all universities in Korea.

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Course IntroductionThe 7 colleges with 61 majorsChinese Commerce and Trading, Chinese Language and Literature(M), Nursing, Dental Hygiene, Business Administration(M/P), Accounting(M), Economics(M/P), International Trade(M/P), Tourism Management(M), Ho-tel Management(M), Law(M/P), Public Administration(M/P), Urban & Regional Planning(M), Political Science & Diplomacy(M), Sociology(M), Communication(M), Advertising and Public Relations(M), Social Welfare(M/P), Land Management(M), Korean Language & Literature(M/P), History & Culture(M), Library & Information Science(M), English Language & Literature(M/P), Japanese Language & Literature(M), German Language & Literature, French Language & Literature, Russian Language & Literature, Culture & Philosophy(M), Chemistry(M/P), Life Science(M), Genetic Engineering(M), Bio-information and Statistics, Geo-Environmental System Engineering(M), Environmental Landscape Architecture(M/P), Environmental Engineering(M/P), Architectural Science(5 year course), Architectural Engineering(M/P), Electronic Engineering(M/P), Communication Engineering, Semiconductor Engineering, Com-puter and Information Engineering(M/P), Industrial Engineering(M), Laser & Optical Information Engineering(M), Nanoscience(M), Sino-Korean Classics Education(M), Geography Education, Mathematics Education, Music Education(M), Physical Education(M), Teaching, Industrial Design, Visual Design, Crafts Design(M), Fashion Design, Painting(M), Animation, Leisure Sports, Drama(M), Film(M), Performing Arts, Dance(M), Korean Music(M) (M) and (M/P) mean that masters degree course and masters & doctorate degree course are respectively pro-

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Admission InformationUndergraduate - Completed 12 years of education including high school. Entrance fee : $300, Tuition fee : about $3,000Masters - Received a bachelors degree Entrance fee : $600, Tuition fee : about $3,600Doctorate - Received a masters degree Entrance fee : $600, Tuition fee : about $3,800

Korean Language ProgramThe students without required Korean proficiency will take the full-time Korean language classes provided by Cheongju University for at lease one semester. (Korean Government Scholarship students are an exception.)

Dormitory- Wooan Village(2 per room) : $175 per month- Yejigwan(3 per room) : $ 140 per month- International Village(4 per room) : $ 105 per month

Scholarship- 50% exemption from tuition fee and entrance fee- Scholarship for the best academic achievement I- Scholarship for the best academic achievement II

Admissions Office Contact InformationOffice of Inernational Affairs, Cheognju UniversityHomepage : www.cju.ac.kr/web/eng/homePhone : 82-43-229-8811Email : [email protected]

Cheongju University has been developing as one of the prestigious universities while striving to cultivate men of talent since it was established in 1946. Currently, about 14,000 students including 1,400 foreign students are enrolled in the 61 majors of the undergraduate and graduate courses of the university

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Undergraduate Bachelors Degree

College of Humanities and Social Science, College of Public Officials Nurture, College of Health and Medicine, College of Natural Science and Engineering, College of Aircraft Cabin Service Management, College of Arts and Physical Education

Graduate Masters Degree, Study of Social Physical Educations, Study of Social Welfare,Study of Culinary Art, Study of Ophthalmic Optics,Study of Nursing Science.




M a r c h A d m i s s i o n : ( p r e v i o u s y e a r ) October~NovemberSeptember Admission : April~May


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M a r c h A d m i s s i o n : ( p r e v i o u s y e a r ) October~NovemberSeptember Admission : April~May


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Semester Formation

Spring, Summer, Autum, Winter (1year : 4semesters)

Learning Period 10 weeks per semester

Class Formation

beginning level, intermediate level, advanced level

Cost Tuition : US$981 per semester

Application Form

Application for Admission High-school diploma. Report cards since the student's Elementary school. The Student's Immigration Certificate. Certified copy of the student's family register Citizenship Certification ( both parent and student required: copy of citizenship, or a copy

of identification, or a copy of passport,etc... ) Certificate of alien registration of Korea Write a self-introduction documents, and a

study planner.(The form of the two papers will be provided.) Certificates from the government to prove the student's educational backgrounds. 8 copies of the student's ID picture(3 X 4). Letter of recommendation by the student's former(or current) headmaster. Certification of financial capacity(1) Certificate of bank balances of the surety proving that the account has at least 10,000

American dollars.(It must also prove that the required money was kept at least a month before admission.)

(2) Proof of employment, and the Certificate of importation of the surety.(3) Certificates to prove the surety's property tax.(4) A written oath for funding the student.

Contact http://www.ilec.chodang.ac.kr, E-mail : [email protected], Tel : 82-61-450-1926

Dormitory1) Type : double occupancy2) Fee : Approximately US$275 per month

Scholarship1) Enrolled Student : Students who achieved 3rd, or 4th grade of TOPIK will get a scholarship at the next semester.

All the colleges will provide scholarships to foreign students, and for high-grade students.



Admissions Team(Undergraduate) [email protected] 82-61-450-1926

Academic Affairs Team for Graduate School(Graduate School) [email protected] 82-61-450-1026

International Student Affairs and Services Team(Korean Language Program) [email protected] 82-61-450-1926

To meet the demands of high quality human resources, Chodang University was found in 1994 at Muan. As the root of culture and intelligence of Jeollanam-do, Chodang has modernized methods of educations for improvement and developmentof its students creativity , making them a skilled technologist, a culturalist, and a cosmopolitan. Chodang is a university of 5000 students, made up of 4 colleges, 16 majors, and many other postgraduate courses. Since its foundation, Chodang has been recruiting outstanding staffs among Korea and even from abroad, and has constructed modernized facilities for research and education, making itself an influential private university.

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Undergraduate

College of Engineering, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, College of Social Science, College of Commerce, College of Human Ecology, College of Veterinary Medicine, College of Arts, College of Humanities, College of Natural Science, College of Environmental and Bioresource Sciences

Graduate

College of Engineering, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, College of Law, College of Education, College of Social Science, College of Human Ecology, College of Veterinary Medicine, College of Arts, Medical School, College of Humanities, College of Natural Medicine, School of Dentistry, College of Environmental and Bioresource Sciences

Admission Information (Undergraduate, Graduate)

Application Period Spring(October) / Fall(April)

How to Apply In person or by mail(refer to http://ioffice.cbnu.edu for more information)

Admissions Process Admissions document screening and interview

Required Documents

Application Form for Admission, Self-Introduction Form, Study Plan Form, Affidavit of Financial Support, Academic Inquiry Form, Transcripts, Language Proficiency Certifications, etc.

Application Fee Undergraduate 50,000 KRW, Graduate 70,000 KRW

Tuition Undergraduate 1,850,000~2,500,000 KRW, Graduate 2,000,000~4,000,000 KRW


Regular Course 400 hours / 20 weeks(one semester), Spring Summer Fall Winter

Levels Level 1 to 6 Class size 15~20 students Tuition 2,600,000 KRW per semester

Mailing Address

Baekje-daero 567 Deokjin-gu Jeonju-si Jeollabuk-do, Postal Code 561-756, Language Education Center

contact 82-63-270-4479 / [email protected]

Dormitory- BTL Residence Halls(Completed in 2009)- 2 tenants per room - 3 meals provided per day(except on weekends)- Each room is fitted with a desk, chair, closet, shoe rack, bookshelf, internet connection and a - private bathroom.- Shared facilities: Laundry room, seminar room, reading room, computer room, gym, break room, video room- Attached facilities: Laundry room, dining hall, convenience store, stationary, coffee shop, etc.- Dormitory fees: Approx. 950,000 KRW per semester(http://likehome.jbnu.ac.kr)

Scholarship

Types of Scholarship(Level 1 to 5)Level 1 : Admission Fee + Instruction Fee + University Fee waived;Level 2 : University Fee waived, Level 3 : 50% of University Fee waived;Level 5 : Instruction Fee waived

Students must meet the following conditions to qualify as a scholarship candidate- Undergraduates: Scholarship Level 1 to 5 obtain TOPIK level 3 or higher, apply for health insurance and retain

a GPA of 2.75 or higher- Graduate: Scholarship Level 1 to 5 obtain TOPIK level 3 or higher, apply for health insurance and retain a GPA

of 3.63 or higher

Admissions Office Contact Information- Mailing Address : Baekje-daero 567 Deokjin-gu Jeonju-si Jeollabuk-do Chonbuk National University, Interna-

tional Affairs Office(Postal Code 561-756) - Phone : 82-63-270-4653(Undergraduate), 82-63-270-4382(Graduate), Fax : 82-63-270-2099 - E-mail : [email protected](Undergraduate), [email protected](Graduate) - CBNU website : http://www.jbnu.ac.kr(Korean), http://en.jbnu.ac.kr(English), http://china.jbnu.ac.kr(Chinese) - International Affairs Office : http://ioffice.cbnu.ed

Chonbuk National University(CBNU), established in 1947, is Koreas landmark regional core national university. The main campus is located in Jeonju, a city rich in traditional culture and with 1,000 years of history. CBNU is composed of 13 colleges, 1 faculty of education, 4 professional graduate schools, 1 general graduate school and 9 specialized graduate schools. With the support of nearly 1,000 full-time professors, 600 administrative staff members and a student population of 31,000 students, CBNU is ushering in a new era of global competitiveness by creating a truly global campus through partnerships established with 262 universities across 40 countries.

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Chonnam National University (CNU), founded in 1952 as the key university of the south-west region of Korea, has been cultivating young talents for the province and the nation. It has two campuses located in Gwangju and Yeosu, Chonnam Province. Sixteen members of the National Assembly were graduates of CNU. CNU ranked 9th in terms of the number of the high-ranking government officials in 2011. At the bar examination 2012, CNU ranked 2nd among the national universities in the number of lawyers produced. The university encompasses 19 colleges and 9 graduate schools. With more than 2,200 academic staffs, it provides a comprehensive service to assist about 37,000 students including 1,000 international students from 40 different countries.

Academic Program

UndergraduateBusiness Administration, Engineering, Humanities, Agriculture & Life Sciences, Law, Education, Social Sciences, Human Ecology, Arts, Natural Science, Fisheries & Ocean Sciences, Culture and Social Science, Biological Sciences & Technology

Postgraduate

Business Administration, Engineering, Humanities, Agriculture & Life Sciences, Law,Education, Social Sciences, Human Ecology, Arts, Natural Science, Fisheries & Ocean Sciences, Culture and Social Science, Veterinary Medicine, Pharmacy, Nursing, Medicine, Dental Science, MBA

Admissions

Schedule Undergraduate & graduate: April, Sept~Oct / MBA: April~June

How to Apply- On-line application for undergraduates : http://admission.jnu.ac.kr- On-line application for graduates : http://admgraduate.jnu.ac.kr- Required documents must be submitted by air mail or in person

Screening Documents Review, Interview(if departments require)

Contact Office of International Affairs Tel : 82-62-530-1268 E-mail : [email protected]

The tuition fee range: US$1,858~3,400 per semester

Scholarships for International Students (http://international.jnu.ac.kr/en)

Academic Excellence Scholarship Full or partial tuition waiver will be awarded in each semester.

Global Scholarship Full tuition scholarship for 4 semesters is offered to 10 incoming graduates with proper academic or research background.

Research Assistantship Various funding opportunities are available for postgraduate students depending on the departments

Housing Support 1st semester's self-catering dormitory fees for newly admitted students

Korean Language Course (http://language.chonnam.ac.kr)

Terms Spring (Mar-May), Summer (June-Aug), Fall (Sept-Nov), Winter (Dec-Feb): 10 weeks

Tuition Fee $1,000 per 10-week session (4hrs a day)

Contact Tel : 82-62-530-3630 / Fax : 82-62-530-36