description According to the QS International University Rankings, Hankuk University of Foreign Languages is ranked among the top 100 universities in Asia, the top 200 universities in South Korea, and the top five Korean universities in the field of Liberal Arts Education. Over its seventy-year history, Hankuk University has developed a strong system of international contacts. To date, its partners include 602 universities from 98 countries. Every year about 3,000 foreign citizens choose long-term and short-term educational programmes at Hankuk University. |
Academic Programmes | Tuition and Fees
Students at Hankuk University of Foreign Languages can get a Bachelor's, Master's or Doctoral degree. The tuition fee includes registration fee, admission fee and semester fee.
For example, the registration fee for applicants to undergraduate programmes is 158,000 KRW. Tuition fees range from 4,198,500 KRW to 5,220,000 KRW, including the admission fee.
Applicants to Master's, PhD and Integrated programmes must pay an application fee of 90,000 KRW and 95,000 KRW respectively. In addition, an online interview fee of 5,000 KRW may be required. Tuition fees range from 5,683,000 KRW to 7,227,500 KRW, including admission fee.
Citizens of English-speaking countries, graduates of universities in these countries, graduates of South Korean universities, scholarship recipients of programmes from the South Korean government, and applicants to science and engineering programmes are exempted from the language certificate requirements.