Art Counselling

Study art-based counselling through Daegu Cyber University’s master’s programme in 미술상담학과. The department combines counselling and art-related study with research and practical training. Discuss supervision, training locations and your intended professional use with the university before choosing a study plan. The general-graduate curriculum lists research ethics, media study and practice, and art-rehabilitation field practice. Confirm the modules and supplementary study available for your level and cohort.

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Course details

Qualification

Master’s degree

Teaching provider

DAEGU CYBER UNIVERSITY

Campus

Online study with practical and face-to-face arrangements to confirm; the graduate administration is in Gyeongsan

Teaching language

Confirm the teaching language, language requirements and support available to you. The Korean-language website and the graduation qualifying-test rules do not establish an admission score or a uniform teaching medium.

Study mode

Online study with video seminars and face-to-face supervision; confirm attendance and practical requirements

Duration

Confirm the standard study period and your individual completion plan

Entry requirements

Hold a recognised bachelor’s degree, or expect to obtain it by February 2027, or meet the university’s accepted equivalent. The guide permits applicants from other previous majors; overseas universities must be officially recognised in their country. Submit the application and study/research plan, degree and transcript evidence, photograph and applicable supporting documents by the document-arrival deadline. Overseas qualifications require the university’s stated verification and notarised Korean translations; confirm the issuing-country procedure and any additional requests. Selection includes the study/research plan and a further interview for shortlisted applicants. The interview is planned online, with details to be announced; absence leads to rejection. Confirm teaching-language proficiency, overseas identity/login access, all attendance and practical-training arrangements, fees and professional recognition before applying. The guide includes a foreign-parent special category; confirm your nationality/family documents, category and available places individually. Graduation lists at least 24 major credits, applicable supplementary credits and qualifying examinations. A thesis or an approved master’s-only replacement route is required; replacement eligibility and extra credits or publication conditions must be confirmed with the department. The graduation page describes Korean as the foreign-student qualifying-test language; this is not an established admission-language minimum or proof of every class’s teaching medium. A degree does not itself guarantee a counselling licence, medical qualification, employment or recognition abroad. The Spring 2027 guide assigns 60 points to the study/research plan and 40 points to the shortlisted interview. An average plan score below 30 points excludes the applicant before interview; the final ranking combines the two assessments within the available quota. This selection-stage interview is separate from the first and conditional second recruitment rounds. The guide asks for submitted documents issued within the six months before the application date and requires originals to arrive by the relevant deadline; confirm the exact reissue and verification requirements for your documents. The general-graduate course table separates research, major and supplementary study. Confirm your allocation, approved practical study and which credits count towards the degree. Confirm the current general-graduate study plan and standard study period; legacy special-school schedules may use different requirements.

Course fees

Application fee: KRW 50,000 for the Spring 2027 graduate application, common to the listed master’s and doctoral levels; this is not tuition. The guide states that submitted documents and application fees are not returned; confirm any applicable exceptions and payment charges with the university. Tuition and other admission charges, their billing periods and the total payable require confirmation.

Intake

The Spring 2027 guide lists first-round online applications, document arrival and application-fee payment from 26 October 2026 at 09:00 to 25 November 2026 at 17:00, with the shortlisted interview on 6 December 2026. A second recruitment round is scheduled only if vacancies remain after the first: applications, document arrival and fee payment from 28 December 2026 at 09:00 to 20 January 2027 at 17:00, with the interview listed for 30 January 2027. Teaching is listed to begin on 2 March 2027. The guide does not explicitly state a timezone; confirm it, the actual second-round opening, your eligible applicant category and available places. The doctoral special-admission column lists zero places, so these dates do not establish a foreign-special doctoral offer.

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