StudyinKorea

Qualifications

Those who graduated high school or higher education

Capacity

10~15

Period

20weeks(1 semester), 400hrs

Tuition fee per semester($)

2,300,000(400hrs)

Cost (Semester/ $)

460,000

Department in charge

Office of International Affairs

Staff in charge

KIM, GOEUN

Staff email

Qualifications

Scholarship Benefits

30-100% off of Tuition Fee

Personal Support Amount

30-100% off of Tuition Fee

Department in charge

Office of International Affairs

Staff in charge

KIM, MARY TAEHEE

Staff email

Qualifications

Scholarship Benefits

22% off of Tuition Fee (max. 3 semesters)

Personal Support Amount

22% off of Tuition Fee (max. 3 semesters)

Department in charge

Office of International Affairs

Staff in charge

KIM, MARY TAEHEE

Staff email

Qualifications

Scholarship Benefits

22% off of tuition fee (7 semesters)

Personal Support Amount

22% off of tuition fee (7 semesters)

Department in charge

Office of International Affairs

Staff in charge

KIM, MARY TAEHEE

Staff email

Qualifications

Scholarship Benefits

50% off of tuition fee (1 semester)

Personal Support Amount

50% off of tuition fee (1 semester)

Department in charge

Office of International Affairs

Staff in charge

KIM, MARY TAEHEE

Staff email

Qualifications

Scholarship Benefits

20-30% off the tuition fee

Personal Support Amount

20-30% off the tuition fee

Department in charge

Office of International Affairs

Staff in charge

KIM, GOEUN

Staff email

Qualifications

Scholarship Benefits

Once

Personal Support Amount

KRW 300,000

Department in charge

Office of Internatilnal Affairs

Staff in charge

KIM, MINJI

Staff email

Qualifications

Scholarship Benefits

22% off of Tuition Fee

Personal Support Amount

22% off of Tuition Fee

Department in charge

Office of International Affairs

Staff in charge

KIM, MARY TAEHEE

Staff email

Qualifications

Scholarship Benefits

30% of Tuition Fee

Personal Support Amount

50 ~ 60 USD

Department in charge

Office of Internatilnal Affairs

Staff in charge

KIM, MINJI

Staff email

Dormitory capacity

1,497

Etc.

Average cost per meal

3.37[$]

Breakfast

Yes

Lunch

Yes

Dinner

Yes

Dormitory Eligibility

GKNU International Student

Dormitory capacity

Etc.

Department in charge

Office of International Affairs

Department in charge

KIM, MARY TAEHEE

Staff email

Andong Immigration Center is on campus, so students can extend their visa or do the works related with the Immigration center easily. Very convenient.


Offering TOPIK Test on campus. Students can be taken TOPIK test 4 times per year on campus.


Varius support programs for international students. I.E.A(Korean Ambassadors) do mentoring and buddy program, counseling, and cultural experience programs e.t.c.


The library aims to offer a user-centered service and provides access to domestic and overseas academic journals and electronic media for faculty, students, and local residents. The library has about 1,500 seats for pleasant and comfortable reading, and it operates various attached facilities such as group study room, book cafe, etc. to provide resting and learning space together. Eventually, the library’s goal is to become a ubiquitous library that the users can access from anywhere at anytime. The library takes the role of the academic information center as the representative national university in Gyeongbuk province leading the knowledge-based society.


The Sports Center has been established to provide lifelong education not only to the university members but also to the local residents. This center expanded the university’s basic infrastructure space, and has a golf driving range (60 boxes), swimming pool (adults’ pool with 6 lanes 25m long, kids’ pool with 2 lanes 19m long), fitness center (40 fitness equipments), GX room (table tennis and yoga). About 40 lifelong education courses as well as major and elective courses of the physical education department are held here to enhance the fitness of university members and local residents by providing a health culture space. All the staff work together as one and put their utmost effort into providing the best educational service and customer satisfaction with continuous innovation.


Since 1979, the museum has investigated, collected, researched, and displayed tangible and intangible materials concerned with archaeology, history and folklore, and contributed to the students' learning and the faculty's research. It is equipped with a video room and a room which overlooks Yeokdongseowon. The video room shows 'the letter written by Won's mom,' and the hemp shoes called Mituri which are known to the world through the National Geographic issue of November, 2007. The permanent exhibition room displays 'The History and Culture of Andong' from the prehistoric period to the modern age in a systematic way, enabling visitors to easily understand the exhibition.


Yeokdongseowon was built to commemorate WOO Tak, the mentor of the seowon and to educate confucian scholars. This is a cultural heritage of Korea that enables its visitors to learn about Korean history and tradition. It offers visitors opportunities to feel the virtues of the mentor and to reinterpret Korean culture and tradition, and contributes to the advancement of Korean studies.


Solmoe Culture Hall is an all-around, multi-purpose cultural site where people can enjoy various kinds of events: musical performances for graduation, academic presentations by various departments, musical performances by faculty members, graduation exhibitions of fine arts, dancing presentations, movie screening, domestic and international academic seminars, presentation of plays, concerts, and celebrity lectures. This hall satisfies the residents' needs for cultural life, and also supports the activities of the faculty, staff members, and students of ANU.


This center opens and operates various courses: hobby classes, practical classes, and courses fitting in with regional characteristics for the residents to participate in. In accordance with 'a society of open learning and continuing education,' the center provides various learning opportunities for the residents in the region. Some courses issue certificates to those who complete the courses. These services further contribute to open education.


The language center focuses on language education intended to improve language skills and develop linguistic culture. With experts of foreign language education and excellent education environment, various courses and classes on foreign languages are offered, such as English, Japanese and Chinese. The center also trains elementary and secondary school English teachers. This center performs the work of translation and proofreading, and other various academic activities related to language.

Period of study

March to July, September to January(About 5 months)

Language

한국어

Enrollment period

March, September

Quota

Up to 20 people

Tuition fee

2,300,000WON/one quarter

Required documentation

Kyungguk National University Admission Guide