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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.
The 2026 Namsan Night Festival runs October 23–November 14. On October 14, organizers announced Campnic bookings had closed; only canceled spots reappear on Naver Booking. The two autumn-walk routes, the Palgak Club reservation start date, advance payments and cancellation refunds follow.
The Seoul Immigration Office will begin operating at 55 Jeongui-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul, on October 19, 2026. Its former office at 151 Mokdongdong-ro, Yangcheon-gu, will cease operations the same day. Here are directions from Munjeong Station and nearby bus stops.
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.
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.
