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REQUIREMENTS TO APPLY FOR MASTERS IN SOUTH KOREA

The requirements of individual institutions may vary, but you should hold a good undergraduate degree or expect to receive one prior to the commencement of your Masters programme.

South Korea's education culture is highly competitive and admission to some courses (particularly those at top domestic universities) may require you to have received first class honours (or equivalent) with your undergraduate degree.

Basic admission standards for all universities are set up by the South Korean government, but individual institutions have a lot of freedom to evaluate candidates according to their own criteria. Most institutions will require you to submit the following materials as part of your application:

• A completed copy of your institution's application form.
• A personal introduction and outline of your study plan.
• A letter of recommendation, typically provided by a member of faculty at the institution where your undergraduate or degree was awarded.
• Documentation of your existing academic record, confirming (if necessary) that you are expected to receive a Bachelors degree (or equivalent) of the required standard.
• Proof of your nationality (a photocopy of your passport will usually suffice).
• Proof of proficiency in English and / or Korean (as required by your course).

You’ll also need to provide proof of financial capability, demonstrating that you have enough money to bear the cost of your course fees and maintenance while studying in South Korea.

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