Non-degree Korean language study
Regular Korean Language Programme — CHEJU HALLA UNIVERSITY
TEACHING INSTITUTIONCHEJU HALLA UNIVERSITY
About this institution Study Korean through Cheju Halla University’s Language Center in Jeju. The university describes a regular Korean course, weekday classes and TOPIK preparation among the centre’s activities. Confirm your starting level, the current course plan and which additional classes are included in your term.
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Course details
- Qualification
- Non-degree Korean language study
- Teaching provider
- CHEJU HALLA UNIVERSITY
- Campus
- Language Center, Jeju City; confirm the teaching building and attendance arrangements
- Teaching language
- Korean-language study; confirm the languages used for classroom explanations, assessment and student support.
- Study mode
- The published timetable is Monday to Friday, four hours per day, with 210 hours listed in total. Confirm the current timetable and lesson length; no teaching-week count is established here.
- Entry requirements
- The university’s webpage lists high-school graduation or higher and the qualifications needed to study in Korea as broad entry conditions. Ask for the current application checklist, placement requirements and individual eligibility assessment. The linked language-course guide is for 2022; its detailed document, financial, immigration and insurance instructions are not verified as current requirements. Confirm the applicable procedures with the university and relevant authorities before applying. A course place does not guarantee visa approval.
- Course fees
- The undated university webpage lists USD 1,200 per semester, and its linked 2022 guide repeats the same amount. This is a published reference, not a verified 2027 price or a personal invoice. Obtain the current written tuition, payment instructions and refund policy. Application, materials, accommodation and insurance charges remain unconfirmed; historical amounts and rules from the 2022 guide are not current offers. Scholarship eligibility and any award must be confirmed separately.
- Intake
- The webpage describes spring, summer, autumn and winter terms, with separate annual application schedules for applicants who require a D-4 visa and those who do not. These are undated annual references. The linked 2022 language guide is historical, and the university’s separate 2027 degree-admission dates do not establish language-course deadlines. Confirm your current course dates, application category and available places before making arrangements.