Full tuition, a monthly stipend of roughly ₩900,000–₩1,000,000, return airfare, health insurance, and 1 year of Korean-language training before the degree begins.
Non-Korean citizens (neither the applicant nor their parents may hold Korean citizenship) meeting a minimum GPA of roughly 2.64/4.0 or equivalent, under the age limit set for undergraduates, from a country on NIIED's eligible list (seat quotas are set per country — India, for example, has 78 reserved seats for 2026: 28 via Embassy Track, 50 via University Track).
The 2026 undergraduate application window ran 15 September–31 October — confirm the current cycle's exact dates on the official Study in Korea site before applying.
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