The Korean Language Course at Gwangju University is a structured language program designed to help international learners improve their Korean skills across listening, speaking, reading, and writing, with a focus on practical communication and cultural understanding. The program typically runs throughout the year with two semesters per year, offering 800 hours of instruction annually (about 400 hours per semester) to support steady language progression and readiness for university study in Korea. The curriculum is delivered by experienced instructors and aims to prepare students not only for daily communication but also for academic environments and social integration in Korean society.

The Division of Social Welfare at Gwangju University is an undergraduate academic unit focused on training students to become skilled and ethical professionals in social welfare and community support. It offers majors such as Social Welfare, Family Welfare, and Elderly Welfare, and emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical field experience to prepare graduates for careers addressing social issues and improving quality of life in communities. The program includes coursework in welfare policy, social service practices, and specialized topics like care for the elderly and people with disabilities, as well as opportunities for workshops, seminars, and preparation for professional certification such as the social worker qualification.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.