About the Seoul, Korea Program
The Seoul program is a USAC partnership program. Learn more about on-site program elements and the city itself below.
About Seoul
- Population: approx.10.5 million
- Distance from Tokyo: 718 miles
- Distance from Shanghai: 540 miles
Seoul is located in the northwest corner of South Korea, and the Han River winds through the city, splitting it in two. It is an intriguing city, transforming itself from the Yi Dynasty capital of the Hermit Kingdom, to a major mover and shaker on the international scene, especially in the fields of commerce and sports. Despite the modern high-rises and freeways, the cityscape retains pockets of centuries-old temples, palaces, pagodas, and gardens.
Quick Details
2022-23 Application Cycle
Kookmin University
- Summer: Open
- Deadline Extended: June 1
- Fall/Yearlong: Open
- Deadline: May 15
- Spring: Open
- Deadline: Nov 15
Yonsei University
- January Session I: Open
- Deadline: Oct 15
- January Session I&II: Suspended
2023-24 Application Cycle
Kookmin University
- Summer: Open
- Deadline Extended: June 1
- Fall/Yearlong: Open
- Deadline: May 15
- Spring: Open
- Deadline: Nov 15
Yonsei University
- Summer: Open
- Deadline: April 1
- Fall/Yearlong: Open
- Deadline: April 1
- Spring: Open
- Deadline: October 1
Eligibility
Kookmin University
Minimum GPA: 2.5 (all terms)
Semester programs only:
Minimum class standing: Sophomore
Open to degree-seeking students attending a 4-year institution at the time of application
Yonsei University
Minimum GPA: 2.5 (all terms)
Semester programs only:
Applicants must be degree-seeking at a 4-year institution and have sophomore standing at time of application. In addition to above, transfer students must have one semester completed at their current institution.
Program Type
Credit
Overseas credit
Program Capacity
Kookmin: 40 students
Yonsei: 80 students
Instruction
English | Korean