韓國語文學系暨碩士班 Department of Korean Language and Literature

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1. KOREAN LANGUAGE PROGRAMS

a.       Intensive Korean Program

Intensive Korean Program (200 hours, 10 weeks) is a partially fee-paying program.

·         Course Fee:

i) Exemption for students with a major or minor in Korea/Korean Language, East-Asian Studies, Oriental Studies, International Studies with a focus on Korea, Translation with a focus on Korean

ii) Major/Minor not listed above: 1,660,000 KRW = 800,000 (student) + 860,000 (HUFS)

*All students who wish to take the Intensive Korean course will need to submit a Korean Program Study Plan on the Google form which will be provided after the nomination from your university and students submitting basic information at the HUFS Exchange Portal. 

b.    Survival Korean Language Program (aka Practical Korean) 

Survival Korean Program includes 30 hours of coursework over 6 weeks and does not come with any course fee for all participating students. This course aims to help make the Korean language more approachable for students who wish to ease into the language during their stay at HUFS. Students may apply for this program regardless of their major (including Korean majors). Application for this program will open via a separate application form closer to the start of the semester.

·         Course Fee: None

2.  DORMITORY PLACEMENTS

Please note that due to limited spacing on our on/off campus dormitories, not every student will be guaranteed a spot at the time of application. Our on/off campus dorms can suit approximately 130 exchange students each semester (The number of availability is subject to change each semester). 

Dormitory assignments will be given on a first come first serve basis when students apply for it through the online application on the HUFS portal website. Students will be considered for dormitory placement based on their answers via this online application and NOT the separate Google form submission. Please keep in mind that selecting the dormitory option on the Google form doesnot guarantee students a spot in the dormitory.

Our office will do our best to accommodate students who apply for dorms and apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause for students.

For students who need a guideline on finding accommodation, here is a list of alternative housing near campus. 

3. GENERAL PROGRAM INFORMATION

a.       Important Dates: 

·         2025 Fall Semester Dates: September 1 - December 19, 2025

·         2025 International Summer Session: July 10 - August 8, 2025 

·         2025 Nomination/Application Period: February 1 - April 30, 2025

·         Coordinator Guide: https://coordinatorguide.hufs.ac.kr 

*In addition to the Coordinator Guide, we do have a pre-arrival guide which is student-centric (https://exchange.hufs.ac.kr/) but nonetheless covers more information regarding courses, dorms, etc.

b.    Visa Information

·         Once exchange students obtain a D-2-6 visa, they will enter Korea with this visa and not a tourist visa. This is not a choice but students will be obligated to use their D-2-6 visa. Unless students have received a multiple entry visa, they cannot leave Korea until they receive their Residence Card (RC). Please find more information here. 

2025.03.28更新