Master's degree
Civil and Environmental Engineering (Master’s) — Cheongju University
TEACHING INSTITUTIONCHEONGJU UNIVERSITY
About this institution Explore master’s study in Civil and Environmental Engineering at Cheongju University’s General Graduate School. We can help you check academic fit, your chosen research area and the documents for your intended entry.
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Course details
- Qualification
- Master's degree
- Teaching provider
- CHEONGJU UNIVERSITY
- Campus
- General Graduate School; confirm the teaching and research location before arranging travel or accommodation.
- Teaching language
- Check whether courses in your chosen area are taught in Korean or English, and what language evidence the department accepts. A full English track needs confirmation.
- Study mode
- Confirm the timetable and attendance format with the department.
- Duration
- The 2026 guide lists a two-year master’s format; confirm the structure for your intended intake.
- Entry requirements
- The 2026 guide requires a bachelor’s degree from a four-year university or a recognized equivalent, including expected graduates. Confirm the completion deadline for your intended intake. The guide offers a route for a foreign applicant with two foreign parents, and a separate route for overseas Koreans and foreign nationals who completed the full school and university curriculum abroad; the related document section refers to at least 16 years. Confirm the nationality and education evidence for your route. Applicants may apply across previous subject fields, but General Graduate School students changing disciplines may need prerequisite courses. The department assesses Korean or English ability during selection. The checklist asks holders to submit a TOPIK Level 3 or higher certificate and any English test report; this does not establish TOPIK 3 as a universal entry threshold. The published English-score route applies to English Language and Literature and to science or engineering departments that actually open courses in English. For an approved English route, the 2026 reference scores are TOEFL 530 (CBT 197, iBT 71), IELTS 5.5, TEPS 600 or NEW TEPS 326, or an accepted equivalent national test. Confirm whether this route is available for your area and which test versions and evidence are accepted now. If you plan to meet a graduation English-score criterion, the guide asks for that evidence at entry; confirm the approved rule. The general checklist includes the printed online application, three recent photos, degree certificates and full transcripts with percentage grades, a personal statement, study plan, identity documents, education-verification consent, a recommendation and family evidence. Applicants with Chinese nationality are asked for parental household-register evidence or additional proof of relationship where needed. Chinese-university graduates have a separate Chinese Ministry of Education qualification-verification requirement; this is tied to the degree institution. Other degree authentication and notarized Korean translations must be checked for your case; stated translation exceptions depend on university or partner recommendations. Foreign Cheongju graduates and expected graduates are listed for common checklist items 1–8; confirm the checklist and financial documents applicable to your category. The general checklist offers a financial-guarantee form or a bank-balance certificate in the applicant’s own name. It cites USD 13,000 or more and CNY 90,000; confirm the approved currency, amount and evidence for your route. These are published financial-evidence references, separate from course fees. The listed areas for this degree are Civil and Environmental Engineering. Selection includes document review and an oral assessment; an online oral assessment may be available to foreign applicants staying in their home country. Confirm the current process, tuition and funding conditions before applying. Admission does not guarantee a visa, scholarship, employment or professional registration.
- Intake
- Ask about upcoming intakes. The retained guide covers the first 2026 intake; current application dates and available places need confirmation.