Seoul National University
In 1946, Seoul National University was established. The Gwanak campus in Seoul is the main location of South Korea's national university. It also has a medical campus and an agricultural education and research campus. Domestic and international students pay the same tuition, which varies by subject. Many international students at the university are supported by various types of scholarships that cover some or all of their tuition costs. International students can also participate in a work-study program, in which they work 40-60 hours per month on campus. Both undergraduate and graduate students have access to university housing.
Since 1946, Seoul National University has been the best university in Korea for international students, setting the standard for academic excellence in the country. It is a member of the elite SKY universities, a three-member league of Korea's most prestigious universities. It has sixteen colleges that offer a variety of subjects ranging from humanities to medicine to engineering. Its professional graduate schools train students in fields such as data science and public administration. Over 700 courses are taught in English, and this number is growing year after year. Furthermore, SNU is well-known for its cutting-edge research, particularly in the fields of Engineering and Natural Sciences. SNU has been a leading institution in developing democracy and peace on the Korean peninsula. This vision extends to international collaborations and fostering global talent. SNU has an impressive, modern campus that is available for tours.
Sungkyunkwan University Rankings:
- #130 in Best Global Universities
- #17 in Best Global Universities in Asia
- #1 in Best Global Universities in South Korea
Website: https://en.snu.ac.kr
