College of Global Talent, English track (freshmen): Global K-Business, Global Public Policy

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What do I need?

• Application printed from UWAY; Form 1 document review request; Form 2 academic record check consent; Form 3 admission pledge
• High school graduation (or expected) certificate; freshmen add the full high school transcript. Transfers add the university graduation, completion or enrolment certificate and transcript
• Language proof valid to 31 March 2027: TOPIK, a university institute certificate showing level, attendance and grades, Hansung test, KIIP or King Sejong certificate; English track: TOEFL iBT or IELTS
• Your passport copy; passports or foreign ID of you and both parents; alien registration card copy if in Korea (add the registration fact certificate if the stay date on the back has passed)
• Family relation papers with a notarised translation (China: kinship certificate), plus divorce, death or adoption proof where needed. Arts and AI-Integrated Design transfers: portfolio

THE BANK BALANCE IS 20,000,000 WON OR MORE, original, filed only after admission. No certificate, no visa papers.

Round 1: issued on or after 25 November 2026, due by 11 December. Round 2: issued on or after 13 January 2027, due by 22 January 2027.

Whose name the balance must be in is not printed; the application form has a financial guarantor field.

School papers need a notarised translation plus an apostille, or consular confirmation where apostille does not apply; China: CHSI report (vocational schools have their own routes). Transcripts must show GPA, scale and graduation credits.

Expected graduates must later file the apostilled or consular-confirmed final certificate, or no visa papers are issued.

Foreign certificates must show the issuing school's address and international phone and fax. If your name differs between papers, add a court certificate that you are the same person.

Application fee 100,000 won, paid online, not refunded. No entrance fee figure is printed. Tuition per semester (2026 rates): humanities and social 4,103,000, engineering 5,348,000, arts and design 5,468,000, each plus a 12,000 union fee.

The guide does not say which majors pay which band, and the 2026 figures may change after the tuition review.

Dormitory, 2026 rates for 180 days, 150,000 deposit extra: Global Village 1 two-person 1,796,400 won, three-person 1,701,000, four-person 1,607,400; Global Village 2 (two or three) and 3 (two-person) 1,701,000.

Dormitory fees include utilities and internet; dormitory applications are announced after tuition is paid. National Health Insurance is compulsory, paid monthly.

Portfolio for transfers: painting and design 5 works or more; dance a video of 3 minutes or less on USB.

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All requirements

• ENGLISH, one of: citizen of a native-English country; secondary and high school completed in one; TOEFL iBT 59 (new scale 3.5) or higher; IELTS 5.5 or higher
• The countries the guide lists: USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, South Africa. Scores must be valid to 31 March 2027 and filed within the application period; no applications awaiting a score
• English-track students take set Korean courses, 3 credits each: in the March semester Korean writing, listening, reading and conversation; in September reading, presentation and discussion, and writing
• Transfers are Korean track only, so the English track takes freshmen only
• You and BOTH parents hold foreign nationality. A nationality gained after birth counts only if all three held it before the equivalent of Korean high school. Korean dual nationals and stateless persons cannot apply
• If birth and legal parents differ, none of them may be Korean. You cannot apply if a parent remarried a Korean national
• FRESHMEN: a regular high school in Korea or abroad, any year of graduation. 12 years of schooling is the rule; 10 or 11 years is accepted if it gives university entry in that country, but not for schooling split across countries
• NOT ACCEPTED at any school level: GED-type exams (the guide gives a self-study exam as an example), homeschooling, cyber learning, correspondence or lifelong-education qualifications. Time at agencies or language institutes does not count
• TRANSFERS (Korean track only, day programmes, no fixed quota): year 2 after year 1 with half the graduation credits of a 2-year college, a third of a 3-year college or a quarter of a 4-year university
• Year 3 after a 2-year college degree, or after 2 years at a 3-year college (two thirds of credits) or a 4-year university (half). Year 4 only for graduates or 3rd-year completers of a partner university, same field
• TOPIK counts up to the 109th test (15 November 2026) or the 16th IBT (28 November 2026), valid on 31 March 2027. Expected language-institute completers cannot apply; Hansung test results from its 3rd and 4th sittings count
• Every College of Global Talent freshman takes the school's Korean improvement programme whatever their TOPIK. Transfers without TOPIK 3 take 300 hours or more a year, which can add semesters. Korean track: TOPIK 4 to graduate
• Selection: documents 100%; an interview only if the school needs to check more, notified by e-mail (video or local interview possible for applicants abroad). Results are posted on the admission site only, with no individual notice
• No leave of absence in the first year. Another major can be added as a second track after entry, with two degrees awarded. A major may not open if too few students choose it
• Full tuition must be paid at registration; scholarships are applied after entry. Orientation 25 February 2027 09:00 (planned) is compulsory; classes from 2 March 2027 (planned)
• D-4 holders change visa through the school's group procedure, so no individual visa papers are issued to them. GKS scholars may follow a separate NIIED schedule
• Apply to one unit only; it cannot be changed after you apply. If the D-2 cannot be issued, changed or extended, the admission is cancelled and the fee is not refunded (F and H visa holders excepted)
• The admission page says the school recruits four times a year, twice for each intake. For March 2027 the rounds are 5 to 16 October and 23 November to 4 December 2026

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• Hansung University March 2027 international freshman and transfer guide (Korean, posted 2026-09-29) ↗Checked 5 October 2026
• Hansung University Spring 2027 undergraduate guide (English) ↗Supports: full guide, English · Checked 5 October 2026
• Hansung University guide notice, posted 2026-09-29 ↗Supports: guide download · Checked 5 October 2026
• Hansung University admission page (undated) ↗Supports: intakes a year · Checked 5 October 2026

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