What are the requirements for Korean graduate students?

South Korea's teaching facilities and teaching level are comparable to those of developed countries. Many domestic students apply to go to Korea for postgraduate study. What are the requirements for Korean graduate application? Let's take a look at the introduction of!

First, the conditions of Korean graduate students

1 and GPA scores

GPA score is a hard condition for you to apply for studying abroad. When applying for Korean graduate students, the GPA score of undergraduate course is an important reference factor for college audit. You must not fail in all subjects, and the GPA score should be above 2.5. To apply for a prestigious Korean school, you must have a GPA of at least 3.0. In addition to GPA scores, your graduate school can also directly affect the admission rate. Students with 985/2 1 1 college background have a greater competitive advantage. In addition, your major choice in the postgraduate stage should not be too different from that of the undergraduate major, otherwise the success rate of application will be greatly reduced.

2. Language achievement

In Korea, most colleges and universities teach in Korean, so it is very important for applicants to study in Korea. TOPIK level or above must be achieved. If your Korean level is average, and you only have the level of daily communication, then you must study Korean in a language school for a period of time before you can go to graduate school.

Of course, some courses are taught in English, and your English score is also one of the basic conditions for studying abroad. The minimum requirement is IELTS 6.0+/ TOEFL 80+.

3. Comprehensive ability

In applying for Korean graduate students, in addition to GPA and language scores, major universities actually pay more attention to students' comprehensive ability. Some students have average grades, but they have rich work experience and hobbies. Such students are more popular.

4. Documentation

Study plan (research direction), introduce yourself (resume), think more about applying for official website before writing, understand the research direction of disciplines and majors, teach research topics, and combine your own professional advantages to write. It is best to have professional guidance, translation and polishing, because the documents are directly reviewed by the professor, and whether the graduate students are admitted or not is also decided by a professor, so it is very important.

Second, the application process

South Korea's graduate application can be simply divided into three projects:

1: domestic direct reporting major

This kind of students account for a small proportion in the whole application, generally Korean students in China or Korean students or individual students who started learning Korean very early.

2. Language College+University College

This is the process of most students. For those students who want to study in Korea, but have no basic knowledge of Korean, we can choose to go to a suitable language school to study Korean first, and then apply for relevant schools and majors after obtaining qualified language scores. According to the different requirements of the school, we can estimate the requirements for Korean and whether we need to match English scores.

3. English project

Nine universities in South Korea, including Seoul National University, Yanshi University, Korea University, Xijiang University, Hanyang University, Ewha University, Kyung Hee University, Central University, and Asian University, have set up international postgraduate programs (GSIS for short). These universities have set up specialties such as international finance, international business, international trade, and advanced translation of regional studies, aiming at cultivating international professionals, enabling them to handle a wide range of complex and diverse international affairs and being adopted by people in different cultural regions. All courses are taught in English and computerized.

Third, Korean graduate students' popular majors

Human resource management studies employment, recruitment and other issues to support the organization's strategy and goals. You will study recruitment, career arrangement, employee training, performance management, salary management, labor relations, work health and safety, etc.

accounting

Accounting is called business language. Studying accounting will help you collect, record, analyze and explain the financial information of individuals or organizations. You will learn how to prepare and analyze financial statements, conduct risk assessment and control, assist in decision-making, conduct tax preparation and planning, and understand audit and fraud cases.

public administration

Public management, also known as public affairs, studies the responsibilities and functions of various public departments and non-profit organizations of the government, involving political science, dynamic organization, public policy, public health, economic development, human resource management, charity, voluntary service, budgeting, public finance, information technology and community analysis.

international relation

Students majoring in international relations study the causes, consequences and solutions of globalization problems such as conflict and peace, poverty and finance, freedom and oppression, and economic, political, military and cultural exchanges between countries and international organizations.

information management system (IMS)

The information management system major will enable you to learn how to use information technology to solve business problems. You will learn the information technology and system functions of commercial organizations, as well as the knowledge and technology needed to analyze, design and develop information management systems. You will learn the design, development and maintenance of information support system, and how the system supports business processes and enterprise management decisions. You will also learn critical thinking and problem-solving skills in order to use the right technology to solve problems in a changing environment.