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Scholarship deadlines, eligibility changes, and funding notices relevant to studying in Korea.
AISA will select 50 international students from universities in Korea and provide 200,000 won to each recipient. Applications will be accepted from September 1 to 18, and a letter of recommendation from the student’s university or institution is required.
Official examples from Soongsil, Sungkyunkwan, and Jeju National University show how first-semester and continuing undergraduate tuition reductions are structured.
Study in Korea announced on July 10, 2026 that some GKS-G invitation letters had been issued and the remaining work would continue over the next week. This guide separates confirmed information from dates and individual status not stated in the notice.
The Ministry of Education and the National Institute for International Education invited Korea-based GKS alumni to share their settlement experiences and ideas for future cooperation.
Study in Korea announced the 2026 GKS-G final results. The article explains candidate numbers, CS numbers, institution checks, arrival preparation, and what future applicants should learn.