Undergraduate English Track Special Admission for Foreign New/Transfer Students

Departments

• Department of Convergence Management

  English track · Department introduction materials .zip attached

• Division of Global Advanced Convergence Engineering

  English track · Department introduction materials .zip attached

Admission schedule

1. Announcement of Admission Guidelines1학기(3월 입학) 10월 중The recruitment period may change according to the schedule
2. Application Submission and Document Submission11월 중
3. Document Evaluation12월 중
4. Announcement of Successful Applicants1월 초
5. Tuition Payment1월 초
6. Sending of Visa Documents1월 중

Eligibility

[Nationality criteria] Foreign students whose parents are both foreign nationals ※ Dual nationals and stateless persons are not recognized as foreigners [Academic criteria] Same as the Korean track — For new admission: high school graduates or those legally recognized as having equivalent or higher academic qualifications. For 2nd-year transfer admission: those who have completed at least 1 year (2 semesters) at a domestic 4-year university, or graduates (or expected graduates) of a domestic or overseas 2 (3)-year college, or those who have completed at least 1 year (2 semesters) at a foreign 4-year university and earned at least 1/4 of the graduation credits (or are expected to). For 3rd-year transfer admission: those who have completed at least 2 years (4 semesters) at a domestic 4-year university, or graduates (or expected graduates) of a domestic or overseas college, or those who have completed at least 2 years (4 semesters) at a foreign 4-year university and earned at least 1/2 of the graduation credits (or are expected to). [Language proficiency] Applicants must meet at least one of the following language scores — TOEFL iBT 71 / New TEPS 327 / IELTS 5.5 ※ Only officially recognized language scores obtained within 2 years of the application deadline are accepted ※ Applicants who completed high school in a country where English is the native language may be exempted from submitting language scores. Countries where English is the native language: South Africa, New Zealand, United States, Ireland, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia

Screening

Eligibility review (verification of required documents and application qualifications) → Document evaluation (comprehensive assessment of university grades, etc.) → Interview (in-person interview for applicants residing in Korea; phone/video interview, etc. for applicants residing abroad). All applicants who pass the eligibility review are subject to document evaluation and interview. The application form must be submitted online via www.studyinkorea.go.kr and then printed out for submission.

Scholarships

Scholarship information specifically for the undergraduate English track is provided on a separate page (mCode=MN040), which was not reviewed during this data collection. Based on the Korean track standards, new student scholarships are: full tuition exemption for TOPIK Level 5 or above, 60% for Level 4, 50% for Level 3, and 30% for others. [Unverified]