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PAI CHAI UNIVERSITYPai Chai University Korean Language Institute offers a regular Korean-language course across levels 1–6. The institute lists four terms a year, each ten weeks and 200 class hours. Current intake availability and…
Korean-language training course; award or credit status not stated.Not stated.Ten weeks and 200 class hours per regular term; four terms and 800 regular-course hours per year as listed. The overview separately lists 100 cultural hours and 100 TOPIK-preparation hours, while the separate TOPIK page lists a 12-hour course; those supplementary figures conflict and are excluded from the term duration.
Daejeon Health universityDaejeon Health University’s Fall 2025 guide describes a Korean-language course with six levels and weekday classes. This is historical information; current dates, fees and availability have not been confirmed.
Korean-language training course; award or credit status not stated.Not stated.The guide lists a 10-week semester with 200 class hours, Monday to Friday, four hours a day.Daejeon
KONKUK UNIVERSITYKonkuk University Language Institute’s regular Korean course has six levels. Each level runs for 10 weeks and 200 class hours, with four terms listed per year. The institute publishes 2026 and 2027…
Non-degree Korean-language training; credential/credit status not stated.Korean is the subject of the course; the page does not explicitly state the classroom language.One level: 10 weeks and 200 class hours. Four terms (spring, summer, autumn and winter) are listed per year.Seoul
KOOKMIN UNIVERSITYKookmin University’s Korean Language Training Course is listed in its Study in Korea profile. A profile-linked Chinese guide, last modified in 2019, describes six proficiency levels, 10-week terms and four terms per…
Non-degree Korean-language training; the source does not state whether a certificate or academic credit is awarded.Korean is the subject taught. The guide does not explicitly state the instructional language.The profile and 2019 guide describe 10 weeks per semester and four terms per year. The 2019 guide describes classes for four hours a day, five days a week; current class hours and term calendar are unconfirmed.Seoul
HANKYONG NATIONAL UNIVERSITYHankyong National University’s Korean Language Program (KLP) is described as a course for international learners, with level-based study in listening, speaking, reading and writing. The 2026 Vietnamese brochure lists 10-week semesters and…
Non-degree Korean-language training; no academic degree, certificate or credit award is stated in the reviewed profile or guide.Not explicitly stated. Korean is the subject taught; the classroom language is not inferred.10 weeks per semester in the profile and 2026 brochure. The brochure lists weekday classes, 09:00–12:50 or 14:00–17:50; future schedule and class hours are unconfirmed.Anseong
Gyeonggi University of Science and TechnologyThe university’s 2024–2025 guide describes a Korean Language Program for students preparing for university study, with four terms per year, six proficiency levels and at least 200 hours over ten weeks per…
Non-degree Korean-language programme; no separate degree or award stated.Not explicitly stated; Korean is the subject studied, but classroom language is not inferred.Historical guide describes four terms/year, at least ten weeks and 200 hours/term, and up to two years for D-4 status. Current programme and visa rules unconfirmed.Siheung
NAMSEOUL UNIVERSITYNamseoul University’s guide identifies a Korean Language School for a specified international-applicant category. Its 2025 summer-quarter dates and fees are historical. The next intake, current availability, teaching hours, curriculum and classroom language…
Non-degree Korean-language course; no award is stated in the reviewed guide.The 2025 schedule lists four quarters per year and dates for each quarter. Exact instructional weeks, class hours and present course duration are not stated in the reviewed evidence.
BUSAN HEALTH UNIVERSITYBusan Health University’s Korean Language Education Center March 2025 guide describes beginner, intermediate and advanced classes, with 200 hours per quarter and 800 hours across four 10-week terms. The printed schedule runs…
Non-degree Korean-language training; the guide does not state an academic award or credit.The guide lists four 10-week quarters, 200 class hours per quarter, and a 40-week/800-hour year (approximately March 2025 to February 2026). The schedule is historical.Busan
KOREAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF HERITAGEKorean National University of Heritage’s K-Heritage International Center 2025 brochure describes a 13-day beginner Korean Language School pilot with weekday morning classes and heritage-related activities. The printed July 2025 dates have passed;…
Short non-degree Korean-language and cultural heritage programme; no academic award is stated in the guide.13 calendar days, 2–14 July 2025. The guide lists Korean classes 9:00 am–12:00 pm Monday–Friday and collaborative heritage lectures 14:00–17:00 Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Historical schedule only.Seoul
GIST(Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology)The Korean government’s Study in Korea profile lists Materials Science and Engineering under GIST(Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology)’s Bachelor’s Degree section. Ask us to check whether international admission is available for…
Bachelor’s degreeNot stated in the retained programme listing. Confirm the language of teaching and assessment with the university.
GIST(Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology)The Korean government’s Study in Korea profile lists Electrical Engineering and Computer Science under GIST(Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology)’s Bachelor’s Degree section. Ask us to check whether international admission is available…
Bachelor’s degreeNot stated in the retained programme listing. Confirm the language of teaching and assessment with the university.
GIST(Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology)The Korean government’s Study in Korea profile lists Earth Sciences and Environmental Engineering under GIST(Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology)’s Bachelor’s Degree section. Ask us to check whether international admission is available…
Bachelor’s degreeNot stated in the retained programme listing. Confirm the language of teaching and assessment with the university.
