How much does it cost to study in South Korea?

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Tuition costs vary depending on the university, for example private universities are usually more expensive. No matter where you study, you will need health insurance. This health insurance costs £ 15.

Private universities

These universities can range from £ 2100 to £ 4300 per semester for a bachelor’s degree and £ 2600 to £ 5000 per semester for a master’s degree. Prices usually vary depending on your academic degree, while academic degrees based in the humanities are relatively cheaper.

State and national universities

Public and national universities in South Korea are cheaper than private universities. In these types of institutions, a bachelor’s degree can typically range from £ 1400 to £ 3200 per semester, and a graduate degree can range from £ 1700 to £ 3600 per semester. Tuition fees at these universities may also vary from private universities, so check the course information carefully!

Additional costs

Other costs you will face when planning to study in South Korea are the cost of the program, accommodation, transportation, and internet fees. In our next articles, we will also try to cover the cost of living. This is the information we want to give you so far