South Korea has earned a name for itself as the “Asian power house” not only for its fastest growing economy but also for its pioneering role in offering world class education. It is home to some of the most highly rated universities of the world, known for their international perspective and research offerings that churn out the best of professionals in diverse domains. If you think there is nothing beyond studies in South Koreas, you are in for a big surprise, as apart from the charm of its hi-tech cities; South Korea has its share of rugged ranges, deep valleys, pristine coastline and picturesque country sides that is sure to captivate you beyond any measure.

QUICK FACTS

  • Capital: Seoul

  • Area: 99,250 square kilometers

  • Language: Korean, English

  • Dialing code- + 82

  • Currency :South Korean won

  • GDP per Capita: U.S. $19,600

  • Industry: Electronics, automobile production, chemicals, shipbuilding, steel, textiles

WHY STUDY IN SOUTH KOREA

  • Highly competent education system

  • Hundreds of top academic programs offered

  • Low tuition and living cost, compared to most developed countries

  • Relatively easy visa processing

  • Excellent part time study opportunities and stay back options

  • Excellent post study job avenues

  • Asia’s fourth largest economy

  • In the forefront of information and communication technology

  • One of the highest standards of living in the world

  • World’s leading international finance centre

EDUCATION SYSTEM

South Korea has a large and diversified higher education system. There are 43 national and almost 180 private universities. Most undergraduate degrees are of 4 year duration. The academic year is divided into two semesters, with a summer break from July to August, and winter break from December to February/ May, though this may vary from university to University.

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Why Study in South Korea?

South Korea is, in many ways, similar to other destinations around Asia; it features advanced, modern cities and large populations that are always on the go. Since 1948, it has diverged considerably from its neighbor, North Korea. Sought Korea is an amalgamation of the old and the new, with many temples, palaces, and UNESCO World Heritage sites alongside modern buildings and densely populated residential areas. It is highly influenced by American culture, but still manages to hold onto its proud history and culture

 

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    10 Reasons To Study In South Korea

    1. Cheap cost of living. Living in South Korea, on average, is very cheap.
    2. Excellent education institutions
    3. Choose your own Province city
    4. Perfect balance between traditional and modern