Korean Language Program

SAHMYOOK HEALTH UNIVERSITY’s Korean Language Education Institute offers Korean-language study for international students. Its official page lists four seasonal, three-month terms. Ask the Institute to confirm the next enrolment period and the schedule that applies to you.

Duration: The undated course page lists four seasonal terms, each three months. The application form separately offers six-month or one-year registration. Confirm the applicable term structure and class dates with the Institute.

Fees: Undated official course page lists KRW 1,250,000 per term; its fee table calls this KRW 1,250,000 per semester. It lists a separate KRW 50,000 non-refundable application fee and says tuition is 100% refundable only before classes start. Make-up classes, international student medical insurance, textbooks and cultural experience fees are listed as separate costs. No effective date is stated; confirm current charges and refund terms before applying.

Intake: The course page lists spring (March–May), summer (June–August), fall (September–November) and winter (December–February), each shown as three months. The application form has seasonal choices and six-month/one-year registration options. No application deadlines, current open status or next-start dates were found on the reviewed pages. The university says its academic calendar may change based on admission requirements; confirm the next available round.

Entry requirements: The Institute’s undated checklist says to submit sections A–C. It lists an application form, self-introduction and study plan, consent form, identity/sincerity guarantee, passport copy, latest-school diploma and academic record, plus finance-sponsor documents. It lists a USD 10,000 bank balance; China and Vietnam have additional stated finance-document conditions, and China has additional sponsor documents. Section D forms are marked optional and include nationality-specific items. Checklist applicability, accepted certifications, translation rules and current visa-document requirements must be confirmed with the Institute.

Study language: The course teaches Korean; the page does not separately identify classroom instruction, support or advising languages.

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Course details

Qualification

Non-degree Korean language programme

Teaching provider

SAHMYOOK HEALTH UNIVERSITY

Campus

Application-document submission address: Korean Language Education Institute, International Building #103, 82 Mangu-ro, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea. The source identifies this as a submission location, not the classroom venue. Office contacts listed: johnk@shu.ac.kr, +82-2-3407-8509; natashacho@shu.ac.kr, +82-2-3407-8503.

Teaching language

The course teaches Korean; the page does not separately identify classroom instruction, support or advising languages.

Duration

The undated course page lists four seasonal terms, each three months. The application form separately offers six-month or one-year registration. Confirm the applicable term structure and class dates with the Institute.

Entry requirements

The Institute’s undated checklist says to submit sections A–C. It lists an application form, self-introduction and study plan, consent form, identity/sincerity guarantee, passport copy, latest-school diploma and academic record, plus finance-sponsor documents. It lists a USD 10,000 bank balance; China and Vietnam have additional stated finance-document conditions, and China has additional sponsor documents. Section D forms are marked optional and include nationality-specific items. Checklist applicability, accepted certifications, translation rules and current visa-document requirements must be confirmed with the Institute.

Course fees

Undated official course page lists KRW 1,250,000 per term; its fee table calls this KRW 1,250,000 per semester. It lists a separate KRW 50,000 non-refundable application fee and says tuition is 100% refundable only before classes start. Make-up classes, international student medical insurance, textbooks and cultural experience fees are listed as separate costs. No effective date is stated; confirm current charges and refund terms before applying.

Application fee

KRW 50,000, non-refundable, as listed on the undated official course page; confirm the current amount.

Intake

The course page lists spring (March–May), summer (June–August), fall (September–November) and winter (December–February), each shown as three months. The application form has seasonal choices and six-month/one-year registration options. No application deadlines, current open status or next-start dates were found on the reviewed pages. The university says its academic calendar may change based on admission requirements; confirm the next available round.

Official course information