The School of Korean Language and Literature boasts a long history of conducting research on the Korean language and literature and producing professionals in related areas. Established in March 1972 as the Department of Korean Language and Literature in the School of Literature and renamed in 2017, the School of Korean Language and Literature offers degrees in two concentrations: Korean Language and Literature and Korean as a Global Language. The school aims to turn out talented individuals with independently established, future-oriented perspectives of the world who are capable of preserving cultures, both their own and those of others, based on their professional knowledge of the Korean language and Korean literature.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.
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Application form expected to be out on first week of April 2026.