Department of Business Administration

Seoul Women’s University lists Department of Business Administration as a Spring 2026 international undergraduate admission unit. The guide is historical; ask us to confirm the current programme, intake and course details.

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Course details

Qualification

Bachelor’s degree

Teaching provider

SEOUL WOMEN`S UNIVERSITY

Teaching language

The Spring 2026 guide requires Korean proficiency for admission and TOPIK 4 before graduation, with assigned Korean classes. It does not establish that the full programme is taught in Korean or English; confirm the language of lectures and assessment.

Entry requirements

Historical Spring 2026 new-admission guide. For new admission, it says the applicant and both parents must be non-Koreans; Korean dual-national and stateless applicants are not treated as foreign applicants. The applicant must have completed or expect to complete high-school education in or outside Korea. The guide sets unit-specific Korean proficiency: TOPIK 4 or higher for Communications & Media; TOPIK 2 or higher for Arts and Physical Education; TOPIK 3 or higher, or listed alternative Korean-language evidence, for other units. It says successful students must reach TOPIK 4 before graduation and complete Korean classes assigned according to their proficiency. These are dated admission-guide statements, not confirmation of current rules or the full language of instruction. The transfer route is separate: the guide requires at least two years/four regular semesters and 65 credits at a regular four-year university, or graduation/expected graduation from a two- or three-year junior college. Credit transfer and remaining attendance follow university regulations. Confirm the current route and assessment with the university. Chinese educational-credential authentication applies where the qualification was obtained in China, under the guide’s dated document checklist; it is not a nationality rule. The guide lists a Vietnamese family register as an example of family-relationship evidence. Document requirements and immigration rules must be confirmed for the intended intake.

Course fees

The official guide gives a 2025 academic-year tuition reference of KRW 3,827,000 for the College of Humanities and College of Social Sciences, except Sport and Exercise Science group. The Spring 2026 guide lists a KRW 130,000 regular-applicant fee; it says its KRW 5,000 online processing charge is borne by the university. The International Residence Hall table lists a KRW 20,000 entry fee and KRW 1,137,000 for a 15-week double room; the guide says new students must live in the dormitory for one year. These are historical references, other expenses are excluded, and current charges, availability, billing scope and application/refund terms must be confirmed.

Intake

Spring 2026 only: the guide lists three application windows, ending 16 October 2025, 4 December 2025 and 15 January 2026; the semester began 3 March 2026. All listed windows are closed. The next intake and availability are unverified.

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