Graduate school

Graduate school is an academic research institution established at the top of the undergraduate program and a higher education institution that trains researchers and professionals. There are graduate schools in universities and colleges, and specialized graduate schools such as business schools, administrative schools, interpretation schools, and environmental schools. Depending on where the graduate school and the undergraduate department are located, it can be divided into graduate-centered universities and undergraduate-centered universities. Graduate students are divided into Graduate school research based and Professional school education based students. General graduate schools focus on research students. Usually, students are graduating with thesis writing and screening and award a master's degree. Professional and special graduate schools focus on students who take classes. Unlike general graduate schools, you can get a master's degree without having to write a thesis.

• Plan 1: Korean Language Level 3 or higher
• Plan 2: No Korean Language Proficiency → Graduate School Admission
• Plan 3: No Korean Language Proficiency 6 Month Language Proficiency 6 Months → Graduate School Admission
• Plan 4: No Korean Proficiency 6 Months Graduate School Admission

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Graduate school is required to graduate from a college undergraduate program (with a bachelor's degree). The cost incurred for one year of language training is 20,000,000 won (Korean currency)/year (school + living expenses). Scholarships can be received according to Korean language skills when entering graduate school