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Introduction to HUFS Center for Korean Language & Culture
The Center for Korean Language & Culture at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS), founded in 1974, is a specialized institution for Korean language and Korean culture education. It offers Korean language and culture programs for foreigners, overseas Koreans, and immigrants residing in Korea. Based on the outstanding faculty and systematic curriculum of HUFS, Korea’s leading university specialized in foreign languages with courses in 45 different languages, the center supports students in improving their Korean proficiency as well as preparing for study, work, and life in Korea.
Key Features of the HUFS Center for Korean Language & Culture
A Foreign Language–Specialized University with 50 Years of History
Since its establishment in 1974, the Center has built a strong reputation in Korean language education. It is operated by Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea’s top university specialized in foreign languages, which offers courses in 45 languages worldwide.
Systematic 6-Level Korean Program
From Beginner Level 1 to Advanced Level 6, the center offers a structured, level-based curriculum. Each term is about 10 weeks long, with 4 hours of intensive classes per day, enabling rapid improvement in Korean proficiency.
Expert Faculty in Foreign Language Education
Classes are taught by highly qualified instructors specialized in Korean language education, who design and conduct lessons suitable for students’ learning goals and proficiency levels. Drawing on HUFS’s extensive expertise in foreign language education, the center offers highly effective Korean learning.
Excellent Facilities & Small-Group Classes
The center offers small, intensive classes and modern multimedia facilities, providing an optimal environment for effective Korean language learning and maximizing learning outcomes.
Korean Program & Term Operation
- Four terms per year: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter (about 10 weeks per term, 200 hours total)
- Classes 5 days a week, 4 hours per day (morning or afternoon classes available)
- Six levels from Beginner Level 1 to Advanced Level 6
- Communication-focused integrated classes – balanced training in speaking, listening, reading, and writing
- Level-based and step-by-step classes aimed at learner-centered skill development
- Korean culture experience programs offered
- Small class sizes for intensive learning
2025 Academic Schedule (Tentative)
| Term | Document Submission | Start Date | Study Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring Term | Mid-January ~ Mid-February | Early March | March ~ May (approx. 10 weeks) |
| Summer Term | Mid-April ~ Mid-May | Early June | June ~ August (approx. 10 weeks) |
| Fall Term | Mid-July ~ Mid-August | Early September | September ~ November (approx. 10 weeks) |
| Winter Term | Mid-October ~ Mid-November | Early December | December ~ February (approx. 10 weeks) |
※ The above schedule is subject to change. Please check the official website of the Center for Korean Language & Culture for the latest information.
Tuition Information
- Application Fee: approx. 60,000 ~ 80,000 KRW (non-refundable)
- Tuition: approx. 1,600,000 ~ 1,800,000 KRW per term (textbooks not included)
- Dormitory: On-campus dormitories and nearby housing information available
※ Exact tuition amounts may vary by term. Please contact the Center for Korean Language & Culture directly for the latest tuition information.
- Scholarship programs for outstanding students
- Benefits for students with excellent attendance and grades
- Additional term-based scholarship schemes (details available upon inquiry)
※ For detailed information on scholarships, please contact the Center for Korean Language & Culture.
HUFS Campus & Center for Korean Language & Culture – Introductory Video
Watch the video below to get a preview of the HUFS campus atmosphere, student life, and Korean class environment.
Directions
Address: 1F (Room 101), Institute of Foreign Language Education & Testing,
107 Imun-ro, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
By Subway
Get off at Hoegi Station (Line 1) → Exit 1 → approx. 5 minutes on foot
or Get off at Hoegi Station (Gyeongui–Jungang Line) → approx. 5 minutes on foot
By Bus
Buses stopping at the HUFS main gate: 147, 261, 1215, 2012, and others
Inquiries & Counseling
For questions regarding admission, term schedules, registration, or visas for the HUFS Center for Korean Language & Culture, you can receive detailed guidance through the official HUFS website or Trenvl counseling.
Official Website : https://dep.hufs.ac.kr/hufskorean
Email : korean3@hufs.ac.kr
Phone : +82-2-2173-2262
Fax : +82-2-2173-2257
Additional Support: Through a dedicated Trenvl planner, you can receive one-stop counseling on school/term selection, housing, and visa preparation.
Academic Schedule Guide
Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Korean Language & Culture Center Regular Course Package
Study Korean intensively, experience Korean culture, and prepare for admission to a Korean university in one program at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS), Korea’s top university specializing in foreign languages, teaching 45 languages from around the world. Since its establishment in 1974, the Korean Language & Culture Center has built up over half a century of expertise in language education and offers a highly systematic Korean language program.
Program Overview
The Korean Language & Culture Center at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS), established in 1974, is a specialized institution for Korean language and Korean culture education. It offers programs for international students, overseas Koreans, and immigrants residing in Korea. As a center operated by Korea’s leading university in foreign language education, it provides highly effective Korean language instruction based on HUFS’s extensive expertise in language teaching.
- Four terms per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter), with approximately 10 weeks of intensive classes per term
- Five days a week, 4 hours per day (choice of morning or afternoon classes)
- Systematic curriculum from Level 1 (Beginner) to Level 6 (Advanced)
- Level-based and step-by-step classes focused on improving learners’ proficiency
- Integrated, communication-focused classes balancing listening, speaking, reading, and writing
- Student visa (D-4) issuance available for eligible students
- Small class sizes for intensive learning
- Outstanding teaching staff with expertise in foreign language education
Basic Information
| Location (Campus) |
1F, Institute of Language Education & Testing, 107 Imun-ro, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul (Room 101) (Approx. 5 minutes on foot from Exit 1 of Hoegi Station, Line 1 / Gyeongui–Jungang Line) |
|---|---|
| Terms Offered | 4 terms per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter), each running for about 10 weeks (approx. 200 hours) |
| Levels | Level 1 (Beginner) ~ Level 6 (Advanced) |
| Class Time |
Morning Class: Mon–Fri, 4 hours per day Afternoon Class: Mon–Fri, 4 hours per day |
| Class Size |
Small, intensive classes (class size may vary each term) ※ Some classes may not open if enrollment is insufficient. |
| Eligibility | Foreigners and overseas Koreans who have completed high school (or equivalent) and wish to study Korean language and culture |
Main Term Schedule (Planned for 2025)
| Term | Document Submission Period | Start Date | Program Period (approx. 10 weeks) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring Term | Mid-January ~ Mid-February | Early March | March ~ May |
| Summer Term | Mid-April ~ Mid-May | Early June | June ~ August |
| Fall Term | Mid-July ~ Mid-August | Early September | September ~ November |
| Winter Term | Mid-October ~ Mid-November | Early December | December ~ February |
⚠️ Important Notes
- The above schedule is subject to change. Please check the official website of the Korean Language & Culture Center for the latest dates.
- Additional documents may be requested after document screening if necessary.
- All fees must be paid in KRW directly to the HUFS Korean Language & Culture Center.
Course Types & Features
| Course Type | Time | Levels | Course Content & Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular Course | Morning | Levels 1–6 |
Target Students: Foreigners and overseas Koreans who wish to learn Korean language and culture Content: Communication-focused integrated classes covering speaking, listening, reading, and writing Level-based and step-by-step curriculum aimed at improving learners’ proficiency Approx. 200 hours of intensive instruction plus cultural experience activities |
| Afternoon | Levels 1–6 |
Tuition & Fees
| Item | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | Approx. 60,000–80,000 KRW | Non-refundable |
| Tuition (per term) | Approx. 1,600,000–1,800,000 KRW |
Subject to change by term ※ Textbook fees not included |
| Dormitory (Optional) | Inquire separately |
On-campus dormitories and nearby housing options available ※ Please contact the Korean Language & Culture Center for details. |
| Estimated Living Expenses | Approx. 800,000–1,200,000 KRW per month |
Includes food, transportation, mobile/internet, etc. ※ May vary depending on individual lifestyle. |
Scholarships
- Merit-based scholarships for outstanding students
- Benefits for students with excellent attendance and grades
- Additional term-based scholarships (details available upon inquiry)
※ For precise information on tuition and scholarships, please contact the Korean Language & Culture Center directly.
Included / Not Included
✓ Included
- Guidance for applying to the HUFS Korean Language & Culture Center regular course
- Support for completing the online application form and checking required documents
- Guidance on payment procedures for application and tuition fees
- Basic guidance on preparing a D-4 (Korean language trainee) visa
- Basic information on life and housing around Imun-dong / Dongdaemun-gu
- Guidance on on-campus dormitories and nearby housing options
✗ Not Included
- Airfare and transportation from/to the airport
- Actual housing costs (dormitory, studio, etc.)
- Textbook fees (per term, paid separately)
- Food, transportation, mobile/internet, and personal expenses
- Personal travel insurance and optional activity fees
- Visa application fees
Application Process
- Counseling & Course Selection
First consultation with the HUFS Korean Language & Culture Center and a Trenvl planner to choose the term, class time, and study plan. - Online Application & Document Submission
Complete the online application form on the Center’s website and prepare the required documents.
※ Additional documents may be requested after initial screening. - Document Screening & Admission Notice
The Center reviews your documents and notifies successful applicants. - Tuition Payment
Pay tuition and any additional required fees in KRW to the Korean Language & Culture Center by the deadline. - Visa Application & Travel Preparation
If a D-4 visa is required, apply for the visa at the Korean embassy/consulate with jurisdiction over your place of residence, then book your flight. - Arrival in Korea & Start of Classes
Arrive in Korea → Attend orientation → Begin classes.
Cultural Experience Programs
The program is designed to balance classroom learning and real-life use of Korean through various cultural activities:
- Traditional Korean culture experiences (hanbok, traditional crafts, etc.)
- Visits to major attractions in Seoul
- Korean food culture experiences
- Participation in cultural events and local festivals
Dedicated Trenvl Planner for HUFS Korean Language & Culture Center will support you from course selection and application documents to visa, dormitory, and daily life information.
Inquiries: Trenvl planner in charge of HUFS Korean Language & Culture Center, or contact the Center directly (korean3@hufs.ac.kr / +82-2-2173-2262)
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Academic Regulations
HUFS Center for Korean Language & Culture – Regular Program Admissions Guide
This is the admissions guide for students who wish to apply for the regular Korean language program. Please check the eligibility requirements, required documents, application process, tuition, and contact information below.
1. Eligibility
- Foreign nationals and overseas Koreans who have completed high school or higher and wish to study Korean language and culture
- Applicants who can submit documents proving their highest level of education
- Applicants with no disqualifying reasons for studying Korean or residing in Korea
- Applicants who are physically and mentally healthy and able to participate in Korean language study
2. Application Process
- Submit Online Application & Documents
Apply online via the Center for Korean Language & Culture website, or submit documents in person/by email. - Pay Application Fee
Pay the application fee (amount to be confirmed with the Center for Korean Language & Culture). - Document Screening
Admission screening is carried out based on submitted documents.
※ Additional documents may be requested after the initial review. - Admission Notification
Successful applicants will be notified individually. - Tuition Payment
Pay the tuition fee in Korean won to the HUFS Center for Korean Language & Culture. - Visa Application (if applicable)
Applicants who need a D-4 visa should apply for a visa at the Korean embassy/consulate in their country after receiving the Certificate of Admission. - Entry to Korea & Orientation
Enter Korea → Attend orientation → Begin classes.
※ All fees must be paid in Korean won directly to the HUFS Center for Korean Language & Culture.
※ Visa application must be completed by the student, following the regulations of the respective embassy/immigration office.
※ Visa procedures and processing times vary by country. Please check in advance with the Korean embassy/consulate in your area.
2025 Major Term Schedule (Tentative)
| Term | Document Submission Period | Start Date | Study Period (approx. 10 weeks) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring Term | Mid-January ~ Mid-February | Early March | March ~ May |
| Summer Term | Mid-April ~ Mid-May | Early June | June ~ August |
| Fall Term | Mid-July ~ Mid-August | Early September | September ~ November |
| Winter Term | Mid-October ~ Mid-November | Early December | December ~ February |
※ The above schedule is subject to change. Please check the official website of the Center for Korean Language & Culture for the exact dates.
※ Additional documents may be requested after document screening.
※ Exact submission deadlines and start dates are announced for each term, so be sure to verify them.
3. Required Documents
Required documents may vary depending on the applicant’s nationality, residence status, and visa requirements. Please refer to the list below and always confirm the final list on the official website of the HUFS Center for Korean Language & Culture.
Basic Documents
| No. | Document | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Application Form | Use the Center’s application form (online or downloadable format) |
| 02 | ID Photos | Two color photos, 3.5×4.5cm |
| 03 | Copy of Passport | Page showing applicant’s photo and personal information |
| 04 | Certificate of Final Education |
Original or notarized copy of a certificate from the most recent school (high school or above). Examples: High school graduate – High school graduation certificate / University enrolled – High school graduation certificate + university enrollment certificate / University graduate – University graduation certificate |
| 05 | Self-Introduction & Study Plan | Written in Korean or English (refer to the Center’s form or guidelines) |
Additional Documents for D-4 Visa Applicants
Important Notes for D-4 Visa Applicants
- A Certificate of Admission is required for D-4 visa issuance.
- The visa application process follows the regulations of the Korean embassy/consulate in each country.
- Please allow sufficient time for preparing and submitting documents.
| No. | Document | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Certificate of Final Education (Apostille or Consular Legalization) |
Original with apostille or consular legalization • High school graduate: High school graduation certificate • Currently in university: High school graduation certificate + university enrollment certificate • University graduate: University graduation certificate |
| 02 | Bank Balance Certificate |
• Issued within 1 month from the application date • In the name of the applicant or a parent (if in a parent’s name, family relationship documents are required) • Required minimum amount varies by term (confirm with the Center for Korean Language & Culture) |
| 03 | Financial Sponsorship Documents (if applicable) |
When using a parent’s account: family relationship documents (e.g., birth certificate, family register, etc.) If there is a separate sponsor: sponsorship letter and sponsor’s supporting documents |
| 04 | Medical Certificate (if required) | May be required depending on each country’s regulations (check with the Korean embassy/consulate) |
Country-Specific Additional Documents (if applicable)
Notice for Applicants from Specific Countries
Additional documents may be required depending on your country of nationality. Applicants from countries such as China, Vietnam, Mongolia, and Uzbekistan should inquire directly with the Center for Korean Language & Culture.
| Country | Additional Documents |
|---|---|
| China |
• Academic degree verification from the Chinese Ministry of Education (www.chsi.com.cn / www.cdgdc.edu.cn) • Copy of household register (hukou) of applicant and parents (if applicable) • Family relationship documents (when using a parent’s bank account) |
| Vietnam, Mongolia, Uzbekistan |
• Additional financial documents • Please contact the Center for Korean Language & Culture for detailed requirements. |
| Other Countries |
Additional documents may be required depending on individual embassy/consulate regulations. Please check with the Korean embassy/consulate or the Center for Korean Language & Culture. |
※ Documents in languages other than Korean or English should be translated into Korean or English and notarized, if required.
※ In principle, documents issued within the last 6 months should be submitted (financial documents within 1 month).
※ Submitted documents will not be returned.
※ Additional documents may be requested during the screening process.
※ Admission may be cancelled if forged or false documents are submitted.
4. Admission Regulations (Summary)
- If any forgery or falsification is found in the submitted documents, admission may be cancelled and all academic records invalidated.
- Submitted documents will not be returned under any circumstances.
- Visa screening is conducted separately by immigration/embassies and is independent of the Center’s admission decision.
- Tuition refund after the start of the term follows the Center’s official refund policy.
- All fees must be paid in Korean won directly to the HUFS Center for Korean Language & Culture.
5. Tuition & Application Fee
| Category | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | Approx. 60,000 ~ 80,000 KRW |
Paid once at the time of application, non-refundable. ※ Exact amount should be confirmed with the Center for Korean Language & Culture. |
| Tuition (per term) | Approx. 1,600,000 ~ 1,800,000 KRW |
May vary by term. ※ Textbook fees are not included. ※ Please confirm the exact amount with the Center for Korean Language & Culture. |
| Dormitory (optional) | Inquire separately |
On-campus dormitory or nearby accommodation information available. ※ Please contact the Center for Korean Language & Culture for details. |
Scholarships
- Scholarship programs for outstanding students
- Benefits for students with excellent attendance and grades
- Term-based scholarship schemes
※ For accurate details regarding tuition and scholarships, please contact the Center for Korean Language & Culture directly.
※ Tuition amounts are subject to adjustment each term.
※ All bank transfer fees and related charges are borne by the student.
※ Please reconfirm the latest tuition information on the official website of the HUFS Center for Korean Language & Culture or through your Trenvl advisor.
6. Contact Information
For admission-related inquiries, please contact us via the details below.
| Category | Contact |
|---|---|
| Phone | +82-2-2173-2262 |
| Fax | +82-2-2173-2257 |
| korean3@hufs.ac.kr |
???? Visiting & Mailing Address
1F (Room 101), Institute of Foreign Language Education & Testing,
107 Imun-ro, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
Directions: About a 5-minute walk from Hoegi Station (Line 1 or Gyeongui–Jungang Line), Exit 1.
For detailed information on the admission process and required documents, please reconfirm everything through your Trenvl dedicated planner or the official website of the HUFS Center for Korean Language & Culture.
Trenvl Counseling
From HUFS Center for Korean Language & Culture admission to visa, housing, and daily life in Korea,
a professional Trenvl planner will support you throughout the entire process.
Curriculum and Textbooks
Level 1 Regular Korean Course Curriculum (Beginner 1)
This level focuses on learning basic Korean pronunciation and Hangul letters, and acquiring the most essential everyday expressions and simple sentence structures. It is an introductory stage designed for learners who are starting Korean for the first time.
1. Learning Objectives
- Accurately read and write Hangul consonants and vowels, and understand basic pronunciation rules.
- Communicate in the most basic daily situations such as greetings, self-introductions, and shopping.
- Use basic grammar and vocabulary to make simple sentences.
- Understand and express basic information such as numbers, time, and dates.
- Read and write short, simple sentences.
- Gain an introductory understanding of Korean culture.
2. Course Content
Pronunciation
- Hangul consonants and vowels
- Batchim (final consonant) pronunciation
- Basic syllable structure
- Basic pronunciation rules (liaison, nasalization, etc.)
- Intonation and length (stress)
- Intensive practice for accurate pronunciation
Grammar
- Basic particles (이/가, 을/를, 에, 에서, etc.)
- Basic present, past, and future tenses
- Sentence patterns with 이다 / 아니다
- Expressions with 있다 / 없다
- Negation with 안, 못
- Basic connective endings
- Introduction to polite speech (존댓말)
Vocabulary
- Greeting expressions
- Self-introduction (name, nationality, job)
- Family relationships
- Numbers, time, dates
- Basic vocabulary related to food and shopping
- Transportation, location, places
- Basic daily-life verbs and adjectives
Conversation
- Exchanging greetings and self-introductions
- Buying items and asking prices
- Asking for and giving directions
- Making appointments and talking about time
- Basic phone conversations
- Talking about hobbies and daily routines
- Ordering food at a restaurant
3. Sample Class Activities
- Self-introduction presentation: Introduce your name, nationality, job, and hobbies, and interview classmates.
- Number games: Practice Korean native and Sino-Korean numbers through interactive games.
- Time and date expressions: Create a schedule and role-play making appointments.
- Finding directions: Practice direction expressions using campus maps or subway maps.
- Shopping role-play: Practice buying items at convenience stores or supermarkets.
- Reading restaurant menus: Read Korean menus and practice ordering food.
- Korean culture experience: Learn about traditional and contemporary Korean culture.
- Short writing tasks: Write simple diaries, notes, and text messages.
4. Weekly Lesson Plan (Sample)
The following is a typical example of a Level 1 course. The actual weekly plan may vary by term, course syllabus, and instructor.
| Week | Grammar · Expressions | Conversation · Activities | Vocabulary Theme |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 |
• Hangul consonants and vowels • Basic greeting expressions • Copula -이에요 / -예요 |
Self-introductions Greeting classmates Talking about nationality and job |
Greetings, nationality, jobs |
| Week 2 |
• 있다 / 없다 • Location particles (에, 에서) • Demonstratives (이 / 그 / 저) |
Introducing classroom objects Asking and answering about locations Finding objects |
Classroom, objects, location |
| Week 3 |
• Basic verb forms (해요 style) • Object particle -을/를 • -고 싶다 (want to do) |
Talking about daily activities Introducing hobbies Saying what you want to do |
Daily verbs, hobbies |
| Week 4 |
• Numbers (native & Sino-Korean) • Time expressions • Time particle -에 |
Telling the time Asking and answering about schedules Making appointments |
Numbers, time, days of the week |
| Week 5 |
• Past tense (-았/었어요) • -에 가다/오다 • Connective -고 |
Talking about last weekend Talking about travel experiences Using transportation |
Transportation, places, travel |
| Week 6 |
• Adjectives in sentences • -지만 (but) • Negation with 안/못 |
Ordering food Describing preferences Introducing things you like |
Food, taste, preferences |
| Week 7 |
• -아/어 주세요 (making polite requests) • -ㄹ/을 거예요 (future tense) • Basic honorific expressions |
Making requests Talking about future plans Introducing your family |
Family, plans, requests |
| Week 8 |
• -ㄹ/을 수 있다/없다 (can/can’t) • Weather and seasons • Overall review |
Talking about abilities Describing the weather Korean culture experience |
Weather, seasons, ability |
| Week 9 | Midterm exam and review | ||
| Week 10 | Final exam, overall review, and cultural experience activities | ||
5. Evaluation Methods
| Evaluation Component | Weight | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Attendance & Participation | 20% | Attendance rate and active participation in class activities |
| Assignments | 20% | Homework, presentations, and small projects |
| Midterm Exam | 30% | Assessment of listening, speaking, reading, and writing |
| Final Exam | 30% | Assessment of listening, speaking, reading, and writing |
⚠️ Completion Requirements
- At least 80% attendance
- Total score of 70 or above (out of 100)
- Achieving a minimum required score in each skill area (listening, speaking, reading, writing)
6. Textbooks
- HUFS Korean Language & Culture Center’s own textbooks
- Level 1 integrated Korean textbook (listening, speaking, reading, and writing)
- Workbook and supplementary materials
- Multimedia learning materials
- Use of online learning platforms
※ Textbook costs are not included in tuition and are paid separately before or shortly after the term begins.
※ Detailed information on purchasing textbooks will be provided by the Korean Language & Culture Center.
7. Cultural Experience Program
A variety of cultural programs are offered so that students can experience Korean culture while learning Korean:
- Traditional culture experiences (wearing hanbok, traditional crafts, etc.)
- Visits to major attractions in Seoul
- Korean food culture experiences
- Introduction to K-POP and Korean popular culture
- Participation in cultural events and festivals
- Programs for making Korean friends
Notes
- The above content is a general example of the HUFS Korean Language & Culture Center Level 1 course.
- Actual class content, pace, and evaluation methods may vary depending on the instructor and term.
- Class placement is based on a level test conducted prior to the start of the course.
- Classes are conducted as learner-centered, communication-focused integrated lessons.
- Cultural experience activities during the term help learners gain a balanced understanding of Korean language and culture.
- Detailed course syllabi are provided by the instructor after the term begins.
Curious about other levels?
Systematic Korean language programs are available from Level 2 to Level 6.
For more details, please contact the HUFS Korean Language & Culture Center or your Trenvl planner.
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