Jeonbuk National University’s “The Feeling Korea” Winter 2027 Two-Week Korean Language and Culture Program Opens Applications October 19
Jeonbuk National University’s winter 2027 “The Feeling Korea” program runs January 17–30. Apply October 19–November 27, 2026; pay December 7–25. Fees are USD 1,500 for general participants and USD 1,000 for partner-university students. The article details activities and included services.

Key Points
- Jeonbuk National University will begin accepting applications on October 19, 2026, for “The Feeling Korea,” its two-week winter 2027 program combining Korean language classes and cultural experiences.
- The program runs January 17–30, 2027, and applications close November 27.
Jeonbuk National University will begin accepting applications on October 19, 2026, for “The Feeling Korea,” its two-week winter 2027 program combining Korean language classes and cultural experiences. The program runs January 17–30, 2027, and applications close November 27. The participation fee differs for general participants and students from JBNU partner universities.
Apply by November 27; Pay the Program Fee December 7–25
Jeonbuk National University's Office of International Affairs has published the following dates and fees in its winter program announcement:
| Item | Winter 2027 program |
|---|---|
| Application period | October 19–November 27, 2026 |
| Program fee payment | December 7–25, 2026 |
| Program dates | January 17–30, 2027 (2 weeks) |
| General participant fee | USD 1,500 |
| Fee for students from JBNU partner universities | USD 1,000 |
The quoted fee for students from partner universities is USD 500 below the general participant fee. Students can check their eligibility for the partner-university rate with their home institution and JBNU's Office of International Affairs.
Beginner-to-Intermediate Korean, Pottery, Hanbok and Taekwondo Activities
The program combines beginner-to-intermediate Korean language classes, Korean cultural activities and field trips. Activities listed include pottery making, bibimbap preparation, trying on hanbok and experiencing taekwondo. Field trips to Seoul and Muju are also scheduled. Participants who complete the program receive a certificate of completion.
According to the recruitment poster for this winter program, the fee covers Korean language classes, cultural experiences, field trips, accommodation, meals and escort services from Incheon International Airport.
Application information is available through the QR code on the English-language poster in JBNU's winter program announcement. Questions about fee categories or application procedures can be sent to feelingkorea@jbnu.ac.kr.
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