Non-degree Korean language programme
Regular Korean Language Course (Non-degree) — Sungkonghoe University
TEACHING INSTITUTIONSUNGKONGHOE UNIVERSITY
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Application contact: korean@skhu.ac.kr
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Course details
- Qualification
- Non-degree Korean language programme
- Teaching provider
- SUNGKONGHOE UNIVERSITY
- Campus
- The center lists its address in Guro-gu, Seoul (320 Yeondong-ro, Seoul 08359). Confirm the actual class venue for the selected term before arranging travel or accommodation.
- Curriculum
- Korean language Levels 1–6, with staged Korean language and culture study.
- Teaching language
- Korean is the subject of study. The center does not specify the classroom instruction or student-support languages; confirm these with the center.
- Study mode
- The center lists a morning class timetable. Confirm the delivery format, attendance requirements and teaching venue with the center.
- Duration
- Ten weeks per term; four terms (spring, summer, autumn and winter) are listed each year. Classes run four days a week, 09:00–13:00. The center lists four 50-minute class periods with breaks. Confirm the current timetable before enrolling.
- Entry requirements
- Eligibility: overseas Koreans and foreign nationals who have graduated or are expected to graduate from high school, or have equivalent academic ability. Submit the application form and required documents by post, in person or by email to korean@skhu.ac.kr. For D-4 visa applicants, the center lists an original bank-balance certificate of at least KRW 10,000,000; a family-relationship certificate is required if the account is in a parent’s name. Evidence is required for a post-graduation gap exceeding one year; guarantor documents are needed only if requested during review. Visa processing times vary by country; check with the Korean embassy or consulate serving your residence. Admission does not guarantee visa eligibility or approval. The current full application document list is linked in the official recruitment guide and should be confirmed with the center. The centre’s undated FAQ says application documents may initially be sent as email scans or by fax, but original graduation or enrolment, bank-balance and guarantor documents must later be submitted directly to the office. Confirm the current procedure and complete document checklist with the centre.
- Course fees
- Tuition is KRW 1,200,000 per term. The admission fee is KRW 100,000 and is non-refundable. Textbooks are purchased separately; students also pay bank-transfer charges. Confirm the amount due and payment instructions for the chosen term.
- Intake
- Four terms are listed each year. The published 2026 winter term runs 21 December 2026–25 February 2027, with application documents due by 1 December 2026. The page does not confirm whether applications remain open or places are available; contact the center promptly to confirm.
- Accommodation
- The centre’s FAQ says students on its regular Korean course may request a dormitory place by contacting the centre when registering. It quotes approximately KRW 920,000 for four months in a three-person room and says fees may change each year. This four-month estimate is not a 10-week term price; confirm current availability and charges before budgeting.