Non-degree Korean language programme
IIE Three-week Intensive Korean
TEACHING INSTITUTIONKYUNG HEE UNIVERSITY
About this institution Study Korean grammar and speaking through IIE’s three-week intensive on-campus course in Seoul. Placement groups, afternoon cultural subjects and opportunities to meet Kyung Hee student helpers complement language classes. Confirm the activities and class arrangements offered in your chosen session.
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Course details
- Qualification
- Non-degree Korean language programme
- Teaching provider
- KYUNG HEE UNIVERSITY
- Campus
- Institute of International Education, Seoul campus
- Location
- Seoul
- Study mode
- In person
- Duration
- 3 weeks per course
- Entry requirements
- The course page describes foreign and overseas Korean learners aged 18 or older; the general registration guide says no age limit, so confirm this discrepancy. High school graduation or higher is required, with expected or provisional graduation not accepted under the guide. Submit the online form and the requested passport and graduation evidence as PDF files within the application period. Unlike the regular on-campus route, do not post originals for this short course unless IIE gives specific instructions. A D-4-1 visa cannot be issued for the three-week intensive course, and IIE states that it does not issue visa documents for intensive students; arrange and confirm your own lawful entry and stay. The general registration guide also excludes GED and homeschooling certificates.
- Course fees
- Published for the 2027 academic year onwards: KRW 950,000 tuition plus KRW 120,000 application fee for the three-week course, a published combined KRW 1,070,000 before separate textbooks and accommodation. The application fee is non-refundable. Confirm current charges, any application-fee treatment for repeat sessions and tuition cancellation/refund terms directly with IIE. The prior 2026 rate is not the published 2027 rate.
- Intake
- Spring 2027 runs 3–23 March, with placement/orientation on 3 March and applications 21 December 2026–5 February 2027. The first summer course is listed for 2–23 August, applications 24 May–2 July 2027. Another listed September session has a conflicting application-start year between official pages; confirm that window with IIE. Cutoff hour/timezone and individual available places are not established; low enrolment can lead to cancellation.