Intensive Korean Language Program

Develop practical Korean through a ten-week, 200-hour course combining reading, writing, listening and speaking. Two teachers share each class, with cultural activities connected to the curriculum. Placement spans six levels, with morning classes scheduled Monday to Friday.

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Course details

Qualification

Non-degree Korean language programme

Teaching provider

EWHA WOMANS UNIVERSITY

Campus

Ewha Language Center

Location

Seoul

Duration

10 weeks / 200 class hours per term

Entry requirements

For foreign or overseas Korean applicants who have graduated from high school. Complete the online application, document submission, screening and payment by the relevant deadline; submission alone does not guarantee a Certificate of Admission. D-4 applicants must register for at least two terms and provide the required authenticated education and financial documents; country-specific requirements and the appropriate visa route need individual confirmation. Send scans first, then originals by post when requested. The guide advises against posting your original diploma because documents are not returned; confirm the accepted certified-copy and original-apostille format. Placement has written and speaking components; an online placement test does not mean the course is online. Attendance and assessment conditions apply.

Course fees

Published from Winter 2026: KRW 1,850,000 tuition per ten-week term and KRW 120,000 application fee for new enrolment. Ordinary next-term re-enrolment has no application fee; students returning after a gap of two or more consecutive terms must pay it again and retake placement. Intensive-course insurance is included in tuition. Textbooks are separate; conflicting published estimates require confirmation. These June 2026 published rates may change. Do not pay until ELC requests payment. The application fee is non-refundable; tuition cancellation uses the intensive course’s class-day policy and visa-document conditions, with any overseas transfer charges borne by the applicant. Confirm your invoice and refund amount with ELC.

Intake

Winter 2026 classes are scheduled for 1 December 2026–12 February 2027. New-student document submission runs 7 September–27 October 2026, with tuition due on 27 October. D-4 applicants need original documents to arrive at least two weeks before the new-student payment deadline, so the listed final date is not a safe first-submission date for that route. Spring 2027 classes run 5 March–18 May; new-student submission is 7 December 2026–26 January 2027, with payment due on 26 January and the same earlier D-4 originals rule. Re-enrolling students have separate payment dates. Exact cutoff time/timezone is unstated; confirm availability because registration may close early.

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