Korean Government Scholarship Program: Undergraduate Degree Guide

Summary

The Korean Government Scholarship Program offers international students a chance to study for an undergraduate degree in Korea. It covers the steps to apply and the requirements for the scholarship.

Scholarship Objective

The program aims to promote international education exchanges. It gives students from many countries a chance to study in Korea.

Eligible Countries and Universities

Students from 64 countries can apply. The scholarship covers many universities and fields of study. Some fields take more than four years and are not eligible.

Application Process

The application process involves two rounds of selection. It starts with the Korean embassy in the applicant's home country. Students need to submit several documents and have an interview.

Required Documents

Applicants need to submit various documents. These include application forms, personal statements, study plans, recommendation letters, and certificates. All documents must be in Korean or English, or have certified translations.

Key terms

TOPIK

The Test of Proficiency in Korean, used to measure Korean language skills.

NIIED

The National Institute for International Education, which manages the scholarship program.

Study plan

A document outlining the applicant's academic goals, plans, and future career plans.

Personal statement

A document where the applicant introduces themselves and their reasons for applying.

Recommendation letters

Letters from teachers or professors supporting the applicant's application.

Graduation certificate

A document proving the applicant has completed high school.

Questions this document helps with

• What are the steps to apply for this scholarship?
• Which countries can students come from?
• What documents do I need to submit with my application?

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