Master’s degree
Culture Contents Planning and Marketing
TEACHING INSTITUTIONDONGSEO UNIVERSITY
About this institution Study Culture Contents Planning and Marketing through the online master’s programme listed by Dongseo University’s Graduate School of Business Administration. Confirm course content, teaching language, participation location and any required visits before enrolling. The guide lists ten admissions outside the regular quota; current places and selection remain subject to confirmation.
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Course details
- Qualification
- Master’s degree
- Teaching provider
- DONGSEO UNIVERSITY
- Campus
- Online; confirm any required visits
- Teaching language
- Confirm teaching language and any language support with the school before applying.
- Study mode
- Online
- Entry requirements
- The guide requires a completed or expected bachelor’s degree for master’s entry, with final qualifications submitted before admission. The applicant and parents must hold non-Korean citizenship; the guide excludes dual-nationality and stateless applicants and requires completed evidence of any loss of Korean nationality. GED, homeschooling, cyber-school learning and adult education are not recognized under the guide. Confirm the applicable language route and current test validity. The guide’s Korean-track examples include TOPIK Level 3, the specified KIIP Level 3/pre-evaluation 61 route, or King Sejong Institute Intermediate 1 completion; the school must confirm which requirements apply to this programme. For this department, the guide specifies only checklist items 1, 2 and 3 plus a copy of the applicant’s passport. Those items cover application forms, a medical certificate and academic qualifications. Confirm current forms, academic verification, translation/authentication and the medical-certificate requirement. The reduced checklist does not establish whether application payment or additional language/financial evidence is waived. Confirm how the online format, applicant location and document delivery affect your case; no student-visa support or unrestricted overseas participation is established.
- Intake
- Spring 2027 begins 2 March. Round 1: 1–31 October 2026; Round 2: 21 December 2026–3 January 2027; Round 3: 25–29 January 2027. Online applications and required-document submission close at 18:00 KST on the final day of each round. Confirm delivery and office arrangements, including weekends and holidays. Round 3 is limited to special-programme applicants or those currently residing in Korea; it is not a general overseas round. The schedule may change and current places need confirmation.