BSc in Korean Medicine

The BSc in Korean Medicine gives students a complete education in traditional Korean medicine together with modern medical science. The six-year curriculum builds medical knowledge step by step through classroom learning, laboratory work, clinical observation, and patient care. Students receive training in acupuncture, herbal medicine, diagnostics, rehabilitation, anatomy, physiology, pathology, and clinical medicine. The College of Korean Medicine has national accreditation and works with university hospitals that give students practical clinical experience before graduation. Graduates can continue into clinical practice, research, higher education, healthcare management, or public health after meeting professional licensing requirements in South Korea. The university continues to expand research activity and international cooperation, giving students opportunities to learn from experienced faculty members and take part in academic projects that support the future of Korean medicine.

Applicants should complete secondary school or an equivalent qualification accepted by Dongshin University. International applicants must submit academic transcripts, passport copies, application forms, financial documents, and any language certificates required for admission. The university reviews each application before issuing an admission decision.

Scholarships are available for qualified international students. Awards may be based on academic performance, language ability, or university scholarship policies. Scholarship values and conditions change by intake. Students should check the latest admission guide before applying. The application process usually includes online or document submission, eligibility review, admission results, tuition payment, and visa application.

International students with a valid D-2 visa may work part-time after meeting visa requirements and receiving approval from the university and immigration authorities. Working hours follow current Korean immigration rules.