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Why Study in South Korea?

South Korea offers cutting-edge education, vibrant K-culture, and excellent career prospects.

English-Taught Programs

Hundreds of programs in English at top universities

Tech Innovation

Leader in AI, IT, and engineering education

K-Culture

Immerse in K-pop, K-drama, and vibrant student life

Career Opportunities

Strong job market in tech, business, and media

Academic Excellence

Top Universities in South Korea

Partner with South Korea's leading institutions offering innovative programs

Han Young University

Emerging institution in higher education

Rising Star

Gimpo University

Innovative programs for modern learners

Modern Education

Ewha Womans University

Leader in women's education

Women's Leadership

Sungkyul University

Focus on holistic education

Holistic Learning

Chonnam National University

Excellence in regional education

Regional Leader

Seoul National University

Top-ranked research institution

#1 in Korea

Academic Offerings

Popular Programs in South Korea

Explore innovative and industry-focused programs in South Korea's top universities

Engineering & Technology

AI, Robotics, and Semiconductor Engineering programs

Innovation Tech High Demand

Business & Management

Global Business, Finance, and K-pop Industry Management

Global Markets Leadership K-Business

Media & Culture

K-pop, K-drama, and Media Production programs

Creative K-Culture Entertainment

Education Pathways

Study Levels in South Korea

South Korea's education system offers pathways for all academic levels

Undergraduate

Bachelor's Degrees (4 years)

High school diploma required
English-taught programs available
Industry-focused and innovative

Graduate

Master's & PhD Programs

Bachelor's degree required
English-taught master's programs
Research-driven and professional tracks

Language Programs

Korean Language & Culture

Intensive Korean language courses
Cultural immersion programs
Pathway to degree programs

Financial Planning

Cost of Study in South Korea

Tuition Fees

Undergraduate (Public) $3,000–$6,000/year
Undergraduate (Private) $5,000–$10,000/year
Master's Programs $4,000–$12,000/year

Living Expenses

Accommodation $3,600–$7,200/year
Food & Groceries $2,400–$3,600/year
Transportation $600–$1,200/year
Health Insurance $200–$400/year
Total Estimate $10,000–$20,000/year

Financial Support

Scholarships & Financial Aid

Available Funding Options

Global Korea Scholarship (GKS)

Full tuition and living expenses for international students
University Scholarships

Merit-based awards from institutions like SNU and KAIST
Corporate Sponsorships

Funding from companies like Samsung and LG
KGSP Scholarship

Korean Government Scholarship Program for undergraduate and graduate students

Our Scholarship Success

Our students secured over $500,000 in scholarships last year. We guide you to the best funding opportunities.

200+

Scholarships Won

$8,000

Average Award

85%

Success Rate

Immigration

Visa Process for South Korea

D-2 Student Visa Requirements

1
Admission letter from a South Korean institution
2
Proof of financial support ($10,000–$20,000)
3
Valid passport
4
Health certificate
5
Application via Korean embassy or consulate

Our Visa Success Rate

97%

approval rate for our students in 2023

Our visa experts provide complete documentation support and application guidance.

Free Visa Assessment

Get your eligibility checked by our experts

Employment

Work Opportunities in South Korea

During Studies

Part-Time Work

Up to 20 hours/week after 6 months of study
Internships

Paid internships in tech, media, and business
Full-Time During Breaks

Work full-time during scheduled breaks like summer vacation