KYUNGPOOK NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
Committed to excellence and quality in higher education, Kyungpook National University (KNU) is an academic community that combines the best of Korean historical tradition with an innovative international outlook. Hosting a student population of over 24,000, KNU is a key player in producing qualified professionals that will shape the future development of Korea as a global competitor.



ABOUT KNUIEP
In response to the exciting challenges of today's global community, KNU operates the Kyungpook National University International Education Program (KNUIEP). KNUIEP is specifically intended to provide undergraduate students from overseas with a unique academic experience that will allow them to expand their knowledge and understanding of other peoples and cultures.

KNUIEP COURSES
All KNUIEP courses have been specially designed to offer a new perspective and understanding of Korea while also addressing topical global issues. All courses are taught in English. Each course carries three credits.

 

 History of Korea    

 

 Culture and Customs in Korea

 

 Geography of East Asia

 

 International Business

 

 Evolution of Earth

 

 Korean Language I

 

 Modern Korean Society   

 

 International Relations in East Asia

 

 Korean Cultural Heritage

 

 Natures in Korea

 

 Introduction to Psychology

 

 Korean Language II

REGULAR COURSES IN ENGLISH / KOREAN
In addition, international students are eligible to enroll on regular courses taught in English or Korean offered by the University. However, a fairly advanced Korean language proficiency is required to enroll on regular courses taught in Korean.

ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Fall
2003		 Orientation and Registration: August 28, 2003
Classes begin: September 1, 2003
Final Exams: December 8-13, 2003

Spring
2004		 Orientation and Registration: February 27, 2004
Classes begin: March 2, 2004
Final Exams: June 14-19, 2004
¡Ø KNUIEP is basically a one-year program, yet enrollment for one semester is also possible.

APPLICATION
The Office of International Affairs functions as the main administrative office for all KNUIEP students.


An applicant must:
  (1) be currently enrolled as an undergraduate student at a non-Korean academic institution.
  (2) have a good command of English as KNUIEP courses are taught in English.
  (3) be aware of the condition that the KNUIEP courses do not confer a degree.
  (4) have a clear purpose for studying in Korea.


  (1) Application form(download) with application fee (non-refundable)
  (2) Copy of passport
  (3) Brief essay in English describing study plan (250 words or less)
  (4) Official academic transcript
  (5) One letter of recommendation
  (6) Bank statement or other financial certificates (only for non-exchange students)


  - Fall 2003: May 31, 2003
  - Spring 2004: December 31, 2003


  Office of International Affairs
  Kyungpook National University
  Daegu 702-701, KOREA

FEES
Application fee: US$50 (non-refundable)
Tuition per semester: US$1,000
¡Ø Students attending under student exchange agreements with KNU will be exempt from paying tuition and the application fee.
¡Ø KNU Fellowship is available. For more information, Please contact the Office of International Affairs.

HOUSING
Accommodation is available in on-campus dormitory.
  Housing per semester: US$400
  Meals per semester : US$550

PAYMENT METHOD: Wire transfer
  Bank Name: Chohung Bank
  Bank Address: C.P.O. Box 2997, Seoul, KOREA
  Branch Name: Kyungpook National University Branch
  Swift Code: CHOHKRSE
  Account Number: 652-71-000292

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

 Office of International Affairs
 Kyungpook National University
 Daegu 702-702, Korea

 Tel: +82-53-950-6823

 Fax: +82-53-950-6093

 E-mail: interknu@knu.ac.kr