Media Content & Marketing (Undergraduate) — Kosin University

Explore undergraduate study in Media Content & Marketing at Kosin University. We can help you assess the admission requirements, your academic background and the documents for your intended application.

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Course details

Qualification

Undergraduate study (specific award to confirm)

Teaching provider

KOSIN UNIVERSITY

Teaching language

Confirm the language of classes, assessment and practical training with the department. Admission-language evidence is a separate requirement.

Study mode

Confirm the current timetable, attendance and any practical-assessment or training arrangements with the department.

Entry requirements

These conditions describe the Spring 2026 undergraduate guide; confirm the current admission category and requirements before applying. Applicants must have graduated, or expect to graduate, from high school and agree with the university’s educational philosophy and faith-based education. The academic agreement asks students to participate in the faith-training programme. For the foreign-parent category, the guide requires the applicant and both parents to have acquired foreign nationality before the start of a programme equivalent to Korean high school, and excludes dual nationals from that category. Confirm how your citizenship and education history fit the current criteria. Prepare the university application, academic agreement, financial affidavit, sponsor employment evidence, authenticated high-school graduation or expected-graduation evidence and transcripts, passport and applicant/parent identification, nationality and family-relationship evidence, language evidence and three 3 × 4 cm photographs. Additional documents depend on residence and education history. The checklist accepts originals or true copies certified by the issuing institution. Documents in languages other than English need a Korean or English translation; final academic certificates require the guide’s stated notarisation and authentication. Chinese education documents have specific CHSI or vocational-school alternatives; confirm the applicable current process. The guide’s financial reference is at least KRW 16,000,000, separate from course fees; the affidavit adds a deposit period of at least one month. The checklist names the applicant or a parent, while the affidavit uses a broader sponsor description; confirm the permitted holder, sponsor and certificate format before arranging funds. Selection starts with document screening and proceeds to interview or a practical assessment where applicable. Applicants absent from a required assessment are disqualified; a telephone interview is limited to applicants studying abroad who are outside Korea on the interview date. The 2026 application fee is KRW 60,000 in total, comprising KRW 30,000 for screening and KRW 30,000 for processing. Confirm the current fee, tuition, payment and written refund conditions before applying. Admission and programme names do not establish professional registration or a licence to practise. For the Korean-language admission category, the guide lists TOPIK level 2 or higher and a separate bullet about at least one year at the university’s Global Language Education Institute followed by KOSIN TOPIK level 3 or higher. The relationship between those bullets is not explicit; confirm the accepted entry route. Entrants with TOPIK level 2 must complete at least 300 hours of Korean within the first year; the guide reduces this to 120 hours if TOPIK level 3 is achieved in the first semester. Graduation-language conditions are separate from entry requirements.

Intake

The Spring 2026 application rounds in this guide have closed: 7–11 July 2025, 24 November–12 December 2025 and 5–9 January 2026. Ask us to confirm the next published intake, department availability and the documents for your admission category.

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