Master of Business Administration (MBA)
K-Culture & Media MBA — Sejong University
TEACHING INSTITUTIONSEJONG UNIVERSITY
About this institution Study K-Culture & Media through Sejong University’s Graduate School of Business. The Fall 2026 international guide lists KC MBA as a named MBA admission unit on its Korean track. Ask us to check the current curriculum, next entry and available places.
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Course details
- Qualification
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- Teaching provider
- SEJONG UNIVERSITY
- Campus
- Sejong University, Seoul. The guide gives the university address as 209 Neundong-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, and the application office as Student Center Room 209. Confirm this course’s teaching locations, delivery arrangements and accommodation separately.
- Location
- Seoul
- Teaching language
- Listed as a Korean track in the English and Korean MBA admission tables. Confirm the current languages of individual modules, assessment and supervision, together with language support. The table does not establish an entirely online course or the language of every activity.
- Duration
- 4 semesters in the Fall 2026 guide. Confirm the current credit load, attendance, completion requirements and calendar. The semester count does not establish the tuition billing period.
- Entry requirements
- For this Korean track, the guide lists TOPIK or Sejong TOPIK level 3 or higher, excluding the TOPIK iBT pilot test. Sejong TOPIK can support the entry route but is not accepted for the listed language scholarship. The English-track test, education-exemption and Form 6 routes are not automatically applied to this Korean track. The Fall 2026 guide requires a bachelor’s degree, or completion before the semester starts, and a non-Korean applicant with both parents non-Korean. It excludes Korean dual nationals and applicants who acquired foreign status through a nationality change; request an individual eligibility check. Language certificates must fall within the stated two-year validity window. Prepare the application and checklist, passport, applicable foreign-registration-card copy, degree and transcripts, study plan, applicant/parent nationality and family evidence, academic-verification consent, and applicable language and scholarship documents. The study plan follows the course track’s language. Uploads and the required physical originals must both be submitted by the deadline; a missing-document explanation does not guarantee an extension. Authentication depends on where the qualification was issued. Graduates of Chinese universities have CHSI degree and qualification/student-record verification requirements plus degree, graduation and transcript evidence; the checklist separately calls for an apostille on the transcript. Confirm the applicable authenticated-document route against the appendix before arranging it. The guide’s general English-translation wording is broader than its specific Korean/English-document exemptions; use the current country-specific checklist. Academic and family-document authentication has a six-month reference tied to the first application round. Documents are not returned. An irreplaceable qualification may follow the prescribed certified-copy procedure; a plain photocopy or scanned printout is not equivalent. Financial proof is for successful applicants: the guide lists alternative minimums of KRW 20,000,000, USD 16,000 or RMB 110,000. These are printed references, not current exchange conversions. Proof is normally in the applicant’s name; parents are permitted as guarantors in unavoidable cases, not siblings. More than one account cannot be combined. The certificate normally needs issue within 30 days of the visa or visa-certificate application; an expressly dated certificate may have up to six months’ validity, with freezing extending beyond the semester start. This is not a six-month holding rule. Korean foreign-registration-card holders normally need a Korean-bank certificate; documented absence overseas or a language student awaiting the card has separate evidence and follow-up rules. Confirm the current accepted bank, currency, dates and account holder before moving funds. Selection considers academic records and fit; an interview, audition or subject test may be required. An online interview does not establish online degree study. Later entry requires reapplication, and admission and visa outcomes are not guaranteed.
- Course fees
- The Fall 2026 guide lists an application fee of KRW 150,000, marked provisional in English, and an admission-fee reference of KRW 990,000. Its general non-refund wording, exceptional-refund conditions and during-application-period 100% refund table need to be read together; confirm the applicable policy before paying. The Korean version refers to the application cutoff. A tuition figure is listed for this course, but its billing period is not explicitly established: the “Semester” column gives the study period. No tuition amount, annual total or reduced net price is quoted here. Obtain the current itemised invoice, payment schedule, housing, insurance and other required charges. Refunds after enrolment are restricted to the original payment method under the printed policy. The Korean-track award table lists 30% at TOPIK 3 and 50% at TOPIK 4 or higher, covering the admission and tuition fees. Sejong TOPIK is excluded from scholarship evidence. Awards require the prescribed evidence, deadlines and university approval. Continuation of the tuition award depends on a previous-semester GPA of at least 3.5 and the standard study period. Sejong graduates and eligible embassy employees have separate tuition-only references, with supporting conditions. Awards cannot be stacked; no individual award or net fee is guaranteed.
- Intake
- The Fall 2026 guide lists applications and document submission from 9 to 24 March and from 27 April to 15 May 2026, closing at 17:00 Korean Standard Time. Both rounds are closed. The Korean schedule gives a semester start of 1 September 2026. No date is moved to a later year. Ask us to verify the next official notice, document-arrival deadline, interview and payment schedule and available places; no current open application window is established here.