Study in South Korea
Globally ranked universities in one of the world's most innovative, tech-driven economies.
Why Study in South Korea?
South Korea is home to leading research universities and global brands such as Samsung, Hyundai and LG. With a rising number of English-taught programs, the Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) and tuition that is affordable compared to Western destinations, it is one of the fastest-growing choices for Indian students.
Popular Courses
Engineering & Technology
Electronics, Semiconductor and Mechanical Engineering.
Computer Science & AI
Artificial Intelligence, Software and Data Science.
Business & MBA
Global Business, Management and Marketing.
Korean Studies & Media
Korean Language, Media and Culture.
Popular Universities
Seoul National University
Seoul, South Korea
KAIST
Daejeon, South Korea
Yonsei University
Seoul, South Korea
Korea University
Seoul, South Korea
Kyungdong University Global (KDU Global)
Goseong (near Sokcho), Gangwon, South Korea
Our counsellors will shortlist universities that match your profile, budget and goals.
Kyungdong University Global (KDU Global)
KDU Global is the Kyungdong University campus dedicated to international education. Since 2014 it has offered degree programs taught 100% in English, with scholarships of up to 100% and a part-time job and career support system for international students. The campus sits in Goseong, next to Sokcho, between the Seorak Mountains and the East Sea.
Teaching Language
100% English for all degree programs
Scholarships
Up to 100% of tuition each semester
Student Community
Students from 80+ countries
Employment Rate
KDU has ranked No.1 in Korea for graduate employment for six consecutive years
Undergraduate Programs (4 years)
- Artificial Intelligence
- International Business Administration
- International Hotel Management
- Smart Computing
- SNS Media and Film Production
- Korean AI Business
Graduate Programs (GSBTC)
- Master of Engineering in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science
- Master of Arts in International Business Administration
- Master of Arts in International Hospitality and Tourism Management
Research track: 2 years. Coursework track: 2.5 years. Classes 1 day a week.
Language & Short Courses
- English Language for Academic Purposes (EAP), with IELTS preparation
- Korean Language for Academic Purposes (KAP)
- KDU Global Immersion Program (KGIP)
- Korea Immigration and Integration Program (KIIP)
- Vocational courses in AI, Golf, Gaming, K-Beauty and K-Music
Scholarships & Aid
- Scholarship at Admission: up to 100% of tuition
- Academic Excellence Scholarship: up to 100% of tuition
- KDU Global Citizen Scholarship: 30% of tuition
- Language program graduates: up to 100% of first-semester tuition
- Teaching Assistant Scholarship (monthly allowance) for graduate students
Part-time Jobs & Careers
- Part-time job placement with around 150 local businesses in Goseong and Sokcho
- Degree students eligible for part-time job support from their first semester
- Visa support after graduation: E-7, D-10 and F-2-R
- Pathways to partner universities in the USA, Canada, Australia and Europe
Campus & Student Support
- Free Korean language classes for all new students
- Furnished dormitories with cafeteria, fitness center and study zones
- Airport pick-up, health insurance and bank account setup
- Prayer rooms and 20+ international student clubs
- Accreditation: IAAR, APIEM; certified under IEQAS in Korea
Source: KDU Global Prospectus 2026–2027. Scholarship amounts and eligibility are set by the university and may change.
Tuition Fees
Public universities: ~KRW 4–8 million/year
Private universities: ~KRW 8–16 million/year
Indicative information. Fees vary by university and course.
Scholarships
- Global Korea Scholarship (GKS)
- University merit scholarships (often 30–100% of tuition)
- TOPIK-based language scholarships
Intakes
Spring intake: March (main)
Fall intake: September
Entry Requirements
- Academic: strong Class 12 / Bachelor's results
- English: IELTS 5.5–6.5 / TOEFL for English-taught programs
- TOPIK for Korean-taught programs
- SOP, LORs and resume
- D-2 student visa
Cost of Living
Dormitory
~KRW 300,000–600,000/month
Off-campus housing
~KRW 500,000–900,000/month
Career Opportunities
With immigration permission, students on a D-2 visa can work part-time, typically up to 20–25 hours per week during term depending on language level. Graduates can apply for the D-10 job-seeker visa and pursue careers in technology, electronics and manufacturing.
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