Korean Language Programme — FAR EAST UNIVERSITY

Build Korean for daily life, TOPIK preparation and further study at Far East University in Eumseong. The language centre describes six levels and four ten-week terms each year. Levels and seasonal terms belong to one programme. The introduction lists 160 hours per term, while the 2027 guide includes both 160-hour and 200-hour timetables without mapping them to a particular course; confirm your assigned hours before enrolling. Korean is the learning target; the classroom teaching language needs confirmation.

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Course details

Teaching provider

FAR EAST UNIVERSITY

Campus

International Language Education Center, Far East University, Eumseong

Location

Eumseong

Study mode

In person

Duration

10 weeks per term; confirm assigned hours and timetable

Entry requirements

The university guide requires completed or expected high-school education or recognized equivalent, financial capacity and acceptable visa status. It also lists no previous Korean visa denial and no family members within the cousin relation illegally residing in Korea; these are the guide’s school criteria and require individual confirmation. Provide your own phone and email and respond to verification. Follow the application, identity, family, academic authentication and translation checklist. Chinese nationals additionally need original CHSI documents. The guide requires a bank balance over KRW 9 million; for Vietnamese students it specifies only a Woori Bank balance statement. D-4-1 bank transaction history covers the last three months, with further evidence potentially requested. TOPIK scores are submitted if applicable; Level 2 or above earns additional points rather than being stated as a mandatory minimum. For Chinese and Vietnamese D-4-1 applicants, the guide describes PDF review, originals and invoice payment, university visa-issuance-approval processing and then the applicant’s consular visa application. Follow the correct nationality-specific sequence; admission does not guarantee a visa. Confirm current requirements before paying or sending documents.

Course fees

2026 reference only: the fee table inside the 2027 guide explicitly labels its amounts as 2026 in KRW. Tuition is KRW 1,100,000 per term, or KRW 4,400,000 for four terms. This is not a confirmed 2027 quote or a complete living-cost budget. Confirm current tuition, application charges, accommodation, textbooks, insurance and payment terms. Refunds depend on the reason, timing, supporting evidence and permitted receiving account; do not assume a full refund after withdrawal.

Intake

The 2027 guide lists combined original-document submission and visa-application periods: Spring, 1 December 2026–8 January 2027; Summer, 2 March–9 April 2027; Fall, 1 June–9 July 2027; Winter, 1 September–8 October 2027. Submit PDF copies for confirmation before sending originals. Originals must arrive within the period and visa applications must be completed within it; this does not guarantee visa approval. No closing clock time or timezone is stated. The academic calendar lists Spring 2 March–7 May, Summer 1 June–6 August, Fall 1 September–12 November 2027, and Winter 1 December 2027–11 February 2028. Dates may change; confirm places, your preliminary review and the applicable deadline with the centre.

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