Major of Visual Communication Design

Seoul Women’s University lists Major of Visual Communication Design 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. The guide groups four named majors under the School of Art and Design and says applicants apply to one of the listed majors; the majors are separate new-admission units. 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 5,285,000 for the School of Art and Design 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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