Home

Korea National University of Heritage

한국전통문화대학교

School name, region and type are sourced from 대학알리미 (Higher Education in Korea), the government's official university disclosure portal — 2025 academic year data, synced 2026-09-21.

COSTS

Tuition

We have not collected this university's tuition for international students yet — check its international admission guide. At many of the universities we checked, international students pay more than Korean students; at some, the amount is the same.

For comparison, the average for Korean students at this campus is ₩3,483,232 a year (2026, 한국장학재단).

WHO STUDIES HERE

International students by country

9 international students from 4 countries, as of 2026-06-30.

By programme
  • Bachelor's3 · 33%
  • Master's2 · 22%
  • PhD2 · 22%
  • Exchange2 · 22%
Top countries

    Source: Korea's Ministry of Justice (법무부) records of international students, published on data.go.kr. Countries with fewer than 5 students here are not shown individually, so that no student can be identified.

    HOW STUDENTS FARE

    Dropout and enrolment

    Students enrolled against capacity
    104.1%
    Enrolled students as a share of the university's approved places. Well below 100% means many empty places.

    University disclosures on 대학알리미 (Korean Council for University Education), 2025.

    HOUSING

    Dormitories for international students

    The university reports no dormitory for international students. Plan for off-campus housing.

    As entered by the university on Study in Korea (Ministry of Education, NIIED open data, 2026-09). Text is shown as written. Many fees give no currency or period, so check the amount and what it covers with the university.

    COST OF LIVING

    What a month here costs

    Rent from real contracts in this university's district, the dorm fee, and Study in Korea's estimates for the rest. Change any number to fit your plans.

    Housing
    Half pay between ₩390,000 and ₩440,000Deposit about ₩3,000,000: paid once, returned when you move out
    Study in Korea: ₩200,000–₩300,000 a month
    ₩
    Study in Korea: ₩50,000–₩100,000 a month
    ₩
    Study in Korea: ₩100,000–₩200,000 a month · Student health insurance is ₩79,320 a month in 2026.
    ₩
    Living costs per month₩875,000
    Tuition, per month
    Korean-student average ₩3,483,232 a year (2026) ÷ 12. International students often pay more.
    ₩290,000
    Total per month₩1,165,000
    Part-time work₩0
    At the 2026 minimum wage of ₩10,320 an hour, before taxYou need a part-time work permit before you start. Check your hours →
    You need per month
    ₩1,165,000
    About ₩13,980,000 a year
    plus a deposit of about ₩3,000,000 when you move in
    Where the numbers come from

    An estimate for planning, not a quote. Check prices with the university and the landlord.

    Compare rents near all universities →
    GETTING THERE

    Nearest metro stations

    충청남도 부여군 규암면 백제문로 367

    No metro station within 3 km of this campus. Check bus routes in a map app.

    Show map with nearby stations and bus stops

    Bus stops and routes change often, so we do not list them. Open the campus in a map app and tap "Transit" for current bus and metro routes.

    Distances are straight-line from the campus coordinates to the station coordinates, so the walk is longer in practice. Sources: Ministry of Education campus coordinates, Korea Rail Network Authority station data (2026-06-30).

    INTERNATIONAL OFFICE

    International office and how to apply

    Who to contact, application dates, requirements, scholarships and support, read from the university's own pages and admission guide.

    Application schedule
    Admission guide ↗

    This guide is for a past intake. The next dates are not published yet.

    TrackRoundApplication periodResults
    New admission수시모집Sep 7, 2026 – Sep 16, 2026 (until 18:00)Nov 9, 2026
    Requirements and documents
    Korean language
    • Global Talent (foreigner) admission, freshman: Parents and the applicant must all be foreign nationals, or be overseas Koreans or foreigners who completed the entire elementary and secondary education curriculum abroad, and must meet TOPIK Level 3 or higher.

    Required documents
    • Proof of language proficiency (TOPIK Level 3 or higher)
    • 1 each of transcript for all years of elementary, middle, and high school and certificate of graduation
    • Submit notarized Korean translations
    • Upload files (PDF) to the application website
    Application fee: 40,000 KRW

    Descriptions are translated into English from the university's own guide; the university's original wording and its guide prevail. Figures and dates are from its pages on the check date. If the university's own notice is different, the notice comes first. Information last checked on 2026-10-04. If an official notice differs, the official notice comes first.

    Save this university and get deadline alerts — free

    Create a free account to follow universities, get an email before an application period closes, and ask the university's office directly.

    Create a free account

    Hospitals that treat foreign patients in this region →

    REAL NUMBERS

    International Student Enrollment

    Year20242025
    Total international students34
    Degree-seeking34
    Non-degree (language program, exchange, etc.)00
    Housed in dorms (degree students)100%25%

    Source: Korea Educational Development Institute (KEDI), via Korea's public data portal (공공데이터포털). Figures are this university's own annual disclosure.

    GRADUATE OUTCOMES

    Graduate Employment Rate

    Year20232024
    Employment rate63%66.7%
    Employed graduates6366
    Total graduates134127

    Source: Korea Educational Development Institute (KEDI), via Korea's public data portal (공공데이터포털). The rate excludes graduates who advanced to further study, entered military service, or are international students.

    HOW TO APPLY

    Admissions

    Application periods and requirements change every year, so check this university's international admission guide for exact dates. As a rule of thumb, applications for March intake usually open around September–November of the year before, and for September intake around March–May. The readiness check shows the deadlines you are working against.

    Check my study readiness — free →
    FINANCIAL AID

    Scholarships

    We haven't collected this university's scholarships for international students yet — ask its international office what's currently offered. Most Korean universities reduce first-semester tuition for international students based on a TOPIK or English score; compare the universities we have checked.

    Compare scholarships at Korean universities by TOPIK level →
    PROGRAMS OPEN TO YOU

    Majors for International Students

    Below are the actual majors this university admits international students into, and which language track each one uses — transcribed from the university's own admission guide, not the general (domestic-student) major list.

    Majors and language tracks for international-student admission are compiled by StudyToKorea from each university's own international-admission guide (모집요강) — not an official government dataset. Always confirm current requirements with the university before applying.

    KOREAN TRACK
    Global Talent (Foreign National) Category -- 1 seat per major, all 10 majors
    Traditional Architecture · Traditional Landscape Architecture · Conservation Science · Intangible Heritage · National Heritage Management · Convergence Archaeology · Traditional Ceramic Arts · Traditional Textile Arts · Traditional Formative Arts · Traditional Painting
    Tucked inside the quota-exempt Equal Opportunity section of the regular rolling-admission (susi) guide, rather than a separate international-student admission category. Total quota is only 10 seats university-wide (1 per major) out of 27 quota-exempt seats.
    See the rest of this school's programmes
    Sign in to see the full major list for every track, plus admission documents you can download.

    Your next steps

    Follow StudyToKorea

    Visa changes, scholarships and student life in Korea, as they happen.