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South Korea

Cardiff University has a long history of welcoming students from South Korea. Popular courses for South Korean students include Logistics, International Transport, International Journalism and International Public Relations.

Cardiff University representatives visit South Korea every year, usually in the autumn and spring, and we welcome applications at all levels.

Foundation courses

If you have graduated with the High School Diploma, you will be required to successfully complete a one year International Foundation Programme before entering Cardiff University's undergraduate programmes.

You will be required to successfully complete the High School Diploma with excellent scores (approximately 75%) in key subject areas and very good scores (70%-75%) in all other areas.

Undergraduate courses

Cardiff University will consider students who have taken the GCE A-level examinations or the International Baccalaureate (IB) with a minimum of 28 - 38 points depending on the course of study.

If you hold the High School Diploma and have successfully completed a suitable foundation programme, you will be considered for entry to Cardiff University's undergraduate programmes.

If you hold the Junior College Diploma or have attended the American system, you will also be considered for entry on to Cardiff University's undergraduate programmes.

Postgraduate taught courses

If you have a good bachelor's degree (minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0 or 3.2/4.5) from a recognised institution, you will be considered for entry on to Cardiff University's Diploma or master's programmes.

Postgraduate research programmes

If you are applying for research programmes, you will be required to provide evidence that you have already carried out research, usually via the successful completion of a relevant master's degree.

If you have a good master's degree from a recognised University in South Korea, you will be considered for Cardiff University's postgraduate research programmes.

English language

A relevant English language qualification is also required — normally a minimum of 6.5 IELTS or TOEFL 575 (230 CBT), however, this may vary from course to course.

If you are unsure of your qualifications or entry requirements please contact the International Office.

For more details about our next visit, please contact us at: international@cardiff.ac.uk

UKEO Head Office

1401 LG Palace Building 121-200
Dongkyo-dong 165-8 Mapo-ku
Seoul

Tel: +82-2-3143-0226
Fax: +82-2-3143-0403
Email: seoul@ukeducation.co.kr
Web: http://www.ukeducation.co.kr


UKEO Gangnam Office

305 Seocho Paragon,
Seocho-Dong 1327-29,
Seocho-Ku,
Seoul

Tel: +82-2-582-1326
Fax: +82-2-582-1305
E-mail: julie@ukeducation.co.kr
Web: http://www.ukeducation.co.kr


EDM Education Seoul Office

2F, Handuk Building,
649-4 Yeoksam-dong
Gangnam-gu,
Seoul,
S. Korea 135-080

Tel: +82-2-562-1278
Fax: +82-2-732-2435
Email: admissions@londonuhak.com
Web: www.londonuhak.com

Student views

Have fun, enjoy the food, enjoy the environment and enjoy what Cardiff city has to offer. Allow yourself to be surprised.

Yang Su Yin, BSc Psychology

The cost of living is just right for your pocket; you can have an enjoyable time both socially and academically.

Kajal Shah, MPharm Pharmacy

Liz Anderton
Cardiff Contact - Liz Anderton

Hi, my name is Liz and I'm the country manager for South Korea.

I have recently joined the International Office but have spent a number of years both studying and working at Cardiff University.

I am very excited to begin travelling to South Korea and I'm looking forward to learning more about your country. I hope to meet you at an event in the near future, but in the meantime please get in touch if you have any questions about studying or living in Cardiff - I'll be very happy to help.

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2012 International brochure

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