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The Education Ministry released selection-evaluation results for 16 universities and 17 junior colleges. This article lists the proposed fields at all 33, the requirement to cut admission quotas by at least 3% by 2030, funding, midterm reviews and final selection after objections.
Read the storyThis article reviews the teacher checklist and a past high-school admissions counseling case in the Ministry of Education’s residence-status-based career-planning guide. It also explains how the guide connects schools, guardians, and specialist agencies and where to access the digital file.
The filing jurisdiction for stay-permission applications by foreign victims of domestic violence, sexual violence, child abuse and human trafficking has been expanded. This article explains who the changed system covers and how to use it.
This article explains the civil-service work handled by immigration offices, why impersonation calls may sound plausible, and the Ministry of Justice guidance for responding to international-call voice phishing.
Chung-Ang University's international graduate admissions for March 2027 entry open October 16. Online applications and documents have different deadlines. This guide covers nationality, degrees, language scores, interviews, fees and scholarships by academic field.
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Seoul’s foreign resident portal has been redesigned as MY SEOUL+. Here is how foreign residents and international students can find categorized information, tailored guidance, consultations and program applications.
Updated Sep 29, 2026, 12:07
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