Course Overview
The Bachelor of Korean Language Program at Mokwon University has been developed to support students interested in Korean language and culture. The program combines language training with cultural studies, communication practice, and academic learning. Students gain skills that can support careers in teaching, translation, tourism, international business, and cultural exchange.
Mokwon University has expanded its international education activities and welcomes students from various countries. The program provides opportunities for students to improve Korean communication skills through classroom learning and campus experiences. Graduates can use their language knowledge for further study or professional opportunities connected with Korea. The course supports students in building a strong foundation in Korean language and cultural understanding.
General Eligibility
Applicants should have completed or expect to complete high school education or an equivalent qualification. International applicants must submit academic certificates, transcripts, passport copies, and required application documents.
The application process usually includes:
- Online application submission
- Document review
- Academic qualification assessment
- Admission result announcement
- Visa application support after acceptance
Scholarships are available for eligible international students based on academic performance, Korean language ability, and university scholarship policies. Students with strong grades or TOPIK results may receive tuition reductions.
Part Time Work Details
International students can work part-time after receiving permission from immigration authorities. Work hours depend on visa rules, Korean language ability, and student status.
Language Requirement
For international admission, students may need to provide proof of language ability depending on the admission category.
Accepted English tests may include:
- IELTS: Minimum 5.5 (recommended)
- TOEFL iBT: Minimum 71 (recommended)
- PTE Academic: Minimum 50 (recommended)
- Duolingo English Test: Minimum 95 (recommended)
Students applying for Korean-taught programs may need Korean language proof such as TOPIK scores. Requirements may vary by admission year and applicant background.