Check the language of instruction
Some programmes are taught in English and others in Korean. Confirm the language for your exact course and whether a Korean or English test is required.
Study in South Korea.
South Korea brings together strong universities, growing English-taught programmes and busy campus cities. Start with the subject and the language of instruction, then compare the full cost and the entry requirements for your qualification from Nepal.
Before you choose,
get to know your options.
Read the programme and campus
Look at the course content, department and campus location together. A well-known university name does not describe the specific programme you will study.
Ask about international support
Find out how orientation, housing help and academic support work for international students before you compare options.
Picture life beyond
the classroom.
Your city is part of your education. Compare the campus, housing and everyday journey.
Seoul
Explore a large-city setting with many universities. Compare the campus location with housing and daily transport.
Talk about this locationBusan
Look at a coastal city's universities and the everyday life and costs around each campus.
Talk about this locationDaejeon
Explore a research and science hub and check where your chosen course is taught.
Talk about this locationA useful place
to start your shortlist.
Explore the official course pages, then compare the choices with your background and budget.
Seoul National UniversityVisit the official university websiteKAISTVisit the official university websiteKorea UniversityVisit the official university websiteYonsei UniversityVisit the official university website
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Look for support.
Plan the cost that remains.
Start with the Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) information on the Study in Korea portal and each university's own international awards. Confirm whether the award accepts students from Nepal, your study level and the correct intake before counting it in your budget.
Discuss my scholarship optionsStart with official information.
Use these sources for current programmes, funding details and application requirements.
Questions about
studying in Korea.
Do I need to speak Korean to study there?
Not always. Many programmes are taught in English, though some require Korean. Check the language and any test requirement for your exact course.
Is the Global Korea Scholarship open to Nepali students?
GKS accepts applicants from many countries, but eligibility depends on the track, level and year. Read the current rules on the official Study in Korea portal before applying.
What should I prepare for a first consultation?
Bring your qualification details, subject interests and budget range. If you have a course in mind, save its official page so we can discuss the exact requirements.
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