South Korea is a popular country for studying abroad in recent years because of its high teaching quality, comfortable living environment and proximity to China. So what kind of scholarships does Korea offer to international students? Presumably this is the focus of attention. Let me take you to explore.

One: Korean University Scholarship

Many Korean universities will provide various scholarships for international students, and most of them will provide 30- 100% tuition reduction for outstanding international students.

Two: Scholarships provided by the Foundation

The Korea Scholarship Foundation offers special scholarships to international students who are interested in becoming future leaders in their research fields. Generally speaking, this scholarship is only for outstanding students pursuing postgraduate courses, and they can apply from the second semester. The bonus includes all tuition fee remission plus a bonus of 2 million won a year.

Three. Government scholarship

This is a national scholarship selection project invited by the Korean government according to the Korea-China Education Exchange Agreement signed by the Korean and Chinese Ministries of Education. The Korea Agency for the Promotion of International Education (directly under the Ministry of Education of Korea) finally selects up to 50 winners (6 months to 1 year) from candidates who go to Korea to study master's or doctoral courses and research courses.

K2 1 (Brain Korea 2 1) Scholarship

This is a major project carried out by the Korean government to improve the research environment of universities. From 1999 to 2005, the Korean government will allocate10.4 trillion won (about 65438+400 million US dollars) for this project, mainly to improve the living and scientific research conditions of graduate students in various universities. In other words, give them scholarships.

Because it is shared by many schools, it is impossible for every student to get a lot of money, but it can basically solve the problem of eating. Take my school as an example. Each student is funded by BK2 1, so each student (Korean students and international students) will earn about 200,000 won every month (doctoral students are a little more than master students).

Four: National Scholarships

The South Korean government has issued a policy to substantially reduce the tuition fees of college students so that more students can receive higher and better education. Of course, this policy is aimed at all Korean college students, including foreign students in Korea.

Secondly, South Korea has also set up scholarships of different levels and quotas for international students to encourage more outstanding students.

To apply for a national scholarship, you need to provide personal certificates, or you can submit an application by the school department. If you can get a recommendation letter from a professional professor, you have a good chance to get a full national scholarship.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) Scholarship for society and enterprises.

Universities will also receive many social donations, especially similar to European and American university foundations. These funds come from donations from members of the society such as the Alumni Association and the support of large domestic enterprise consortia in Korea.