Description Since then, it has become one of the most prestigious private universities in South Korea. Its graduates have contributed greatly to the so-called Miracle on the Hangang River (South Korea's economic boom). Today, Yonsei has two campuses and educates more than 23,587 future Bachelors, Masters and PhD students. There are about 5,000 international students. And many courses are taught in English. In the QS International University Rankings 2024, Yonsei University was ranked 76th in the overall table and 17th in the discipline rankings. Among universities in Asia, Yonsei University was ranked as the 6th one. The motto of the university is "Truth and Freedom". These two principles form the basis of the educational process at Yonsei. The university aims to educate future leaders with Christian values. |
Academic Programmes | Tuition and Fees
There are two semesters in an academic year. The spring term starts in March and the autumn term starts in September. The cost includes the registration fee and tuition fee. Thus, for the Bachelor's degree, the registration fee is 150,000 KRW. For Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacology - 250,000 KRW. For Music and Sport it is 225,000 KRW (for 2024).
The tuition fee depends on the field of study and varies from 8,488,000 KRW to 12,104,000 KRW per semester (prices for 2024).
Undergraduate and Postgraduate tuition fees include a registration fee of 100,000 KRW. For Music, a fee of 152,000 KRW (for 2021) will be required.
Tuition fees also vary depending on the field and range from 5,882,000 KRW to 8,821,000 KRW per semester (price for 2024).