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Introduction to Hansung University Korean Language Program
The Korean Language Program at the Hansung Institute of Language Education began in the spring semester of 2005 and has since been dedicated to helping international students from many different countries prepare for admission to Korean universities and graduate schools. The program provides systematic education in Korean language and culture, while carefully listening to the needs of each learner to offer student-centered, customized support. Located in the heart of Seoul, Hansung University’s Korean Language Program supports global students who wish to broaden their dreams and grow as professionals in an international era.
Key Features of the Hansung University Korean Language Program
Experienced Korean Language Program
Since its launch in 2005, the Hansung University Korean Language Program has supported international students who aim to enter Korean universities or graduate schools. The program combines language training with academic preparation so that learners can adapt smoothly to higher education in Korea.
Regular Course · 4 Semesters per Year
The regular course operates four semesters a year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter). Each semester runs for 10 weeks, with classes 5 days a week and 4 hours per day, for a total of 200 class hours. Students are placed from Level 1 to Level 6 according to their proficiency, and develop balanced skills in speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
Student-Centered & Customized Learning
Hansung’s Korean Language Program emphasizes “listening to each student’s voice.” Instructors pay close attention to learners’ goals and learning styles, and provide guidance that reflects individual needs, from basic communication to preparation for academic study and everyday life in Korea.
Global Campus in Central Seoul
The program welcomes students from a wide range of countries in Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas, creating a truly international learning environment. Located in central Seoul, Hansung University offers convenient access to Korean culture, daily life, and various academic and cultural resources.
Korean Language Program Structure & Academic Schedule
- Regular course with 4 semesters per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter)
- Each semester: 10 weeks of classes, 5 days per week, 4 hours per day (total 200 hours)
- Six standardized levels (1–6), from beginner to advanced, with placement test before admission
- Balanced curriculum covering speaking, listening, reading, writing, and academic skills
- Korean culture experience classes and field trips are offered during each semester
Hansung University Campus & Korean Language Program Video
Watch the video below to get a glimpse of the Hansung University campus atmosphere, student life, and Korean language classes.
Contact & Inquiries
For detailed information on application, semesters, tuition, and visa-related matters for the Hansung University Korean Language Program, please refer to the official website of the Language Education Center or contact the center directly.
Official Website : https://hansung.ac.kr/korean/index.do
Address : [02876] 116, Samseongyo-ro 16-gil, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea (Hansung University)
Korean Language Program Office : Mirae Hall B109 (Tel: +82-2-760-4374, 4406)
Office of International Affairs : Uchon Hall 302–303 (Tel: +82-2-760-5592)
Academic Schedule Guide
Hansung University Regular Korean Language Program – Study Abroad Package
An intensive Korean language program operated by the Hansung Institute of Language Education for international students. The course consists of four 10-week semesters per year and offers systematic Korean language education, Korean culture experience, and preparation for admission to Korean universities and graduate schools.
Tel : +82-2-760-4374, 4406 · Address : [02876] 116, Samseongyo-ro 16-gil, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea (Mirae Hall B109, Hansung University)
Program Overview
The Hansung University Regular Korean Language Program is designed for international students who wish to learn Korean, experience Korean culture, and prepare for academic study in Korea. The program offers 4 semesters per year, with each semester running for 10 weeks, and provides integrated training in speaking, listening, reading, and writing at 6 levels from beginner to advanced.
- Target students: foreigners who wish to learn Korean language and culture
- 4 semesters per year; each semester is 10 weeks, Monday to Friday
- Levels 1–6, with placement according to proficiency
- Integrated skills classes: speaking, listening, reading, and writing
- Korean culture activities and field trips during the semester
- Suitable for students preparing for university/graduate admission and long-term study in Korea
Basic Information
| Location (Campus) | Seongbuk-gu, Seoul – Hansung University Campus |
|---|---|
| Program Term | 4 semesters per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter) / 10 weeks per semester / total 200 hours per semester |
| Levels Offered | Levels 1–6 (Beginner to Advanced) |
| Class Time |
Monday–Friday, 09:00–12:50 (4 class periods) Periods: 1st 09:00–09:50 / 2nd 10:00–10:50 / 3rd 11:00–11:50 / 4th 12:00–12:50 |
| Class Size | Small classes (approx. 10–15 students per class) |
Academic Schedule by Semester (Example)
| Year | Semester | Application Period | Orientation / Placement Test | Start Date | End Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 (Example) | Spring Semester | Refer to “Admission Guide” notice | Held just before semester begins (TBA) | Around March 1 | 10-week course (dates subject to university schedule) |
| 2025 (Example) | Summer Semester | Refer to “Admission Guide” notice | Held just before semester begins (TBA) | Around June 1 | 10-week course (dates subject to university schedule) |
Class Structure & Textbooks
- One level is normally completed in one semester (10 weeks)
- Balanced focus on speaking, listening, reading, and writing
- Includes Korean culture activities and field trips each semester
- Classes use level-appropriate textbooks and supplementary materials designated by Hansung University
Textbook Guide (Example)
| Level | Main Textbook | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Levels 1–2 (Beginner) | Beginner-level Korean textbook (basic grammar & daily expressions) | Focus on basic grammar and everyday communication |
| Levels 3–4 (Intermediate) | Intermediate-level Korean textbook | Discussion, news, and real-life topics in more depth |
| Levels 5–6 (Advanced) | Advanced-level Korean textbook | Preparation for academic study and social communication in Korea |
Tuition & Fees
| Year (Example) | Item | Amount (KRW) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Application Fee | 70,000 KRW | Non-refundable (per application, based on latest Admission Guide) |
| 2025 | Tuition (4 semesters / 1 year) | 5,800,000–5,970,000 KRW | Based on recent Korean Language Program recruitment guidelines (includes 200 hours per semester; amounts are subject to change). |
Included / Not Included
Included
- Support for tuition payment to Hansung University
- Assistance with application form preparation
- Basic guidance on visa procedures
- Orientation and basic life information after arrival
Not Included
- Airfare and dormitory (or other housing)
- Meals and local transportation
- Personal insurance fees
- Personal leisure or optional activity expenses
Application Procedure
- Consultation about Hansung University Korean Language Program and preferred semester
- Preparation and submission of required documents
- Screening by Hansung University and payment of tuition/fees
- Visa application and preparation for entry into Korea
- Arrival in Korea, orientation, and placement test
Location
Academic Regulations
Hansung University Korean Language Program – Admission Guidelines
This guide provides information for overseas applicants who wish to enroll in the Hansung University Korean Language Program. Please carefully review the eligibility requirements, application steps, required documents, tuition & fees, and contact details.
1. Eligibility
- Overseas applicants who have completed high school (or higher) at the time of application.
- Applicants who can submit all required original documents; documents in languages other than Korean or English must be translated into Korean or English and notarized.
- Applicants who are able to obtain an appropriate visa (e.g. D-4 Korean language training visa) and have no disqualifying reasons for staying in Korea.
- Applicants who agree to comply with Hansung University regulations, Korean immigration laws, and attendance requirements of the Korean Language Program.
2. Admission Procedure
- Complete the application form and prepare all required documents.
- Submit the application and documents (by post, in person, or as instructed by Hansung University).
- Document screening by Hansung University (additional documents may be requested if necessary).
- Notification of admission result to each applicant individually.
- Payment of tuition through the virtual account issued to the admitted applicant.
- Issuance of Certificate of Admission and final confirmation of enrollment.
※ Applicants must check their email and contact information regularly during the screening period.
※ If you wish to cancel the program after admission, you must submit a written cancellation request to Hansung University.
Before the new semester begins, 100% of the tuition fee can be refunded; however, the application fee is non-refundable.
Example of Program Schedule by Semester (2022)
| Year | Semester | Campus | Application Period | Certificate of Admission |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Spring | Seoul Campus | 2021.12.06 – 2022.01.21 | Issued sequentially after tuition payment |
| 2022 | Summer | Seoul Campus | 2022.03.07 – 2022.04.22 | Issued sequentially after tuition payment |
| 2022 | Fall | Seoul Campus | 2022.06.07 – 2022.07.22 | Issued sequentially after tuition payment |
| 2022 | Winter | Seoul Campus | 2022.09.05 – 2022.10.21 | Issued sequentially after tuition payment |
※ The above schedule is an example based on the 2022 program. The latest schedule and application periods will be announced
in the official admission notice for each year.
※ The issuance date of the Certificate of Admission may differ depending on when the application and documents are completed
and when tuition payment is confirmed.
3. Required Documents (Overseas Applicants)
All applicants must submit original documents. Documents must be written in Korean or English. If documents are issued in another language, a Korean or English translation must be attached and notarized. The list below is a standard template; depending on the applicant’s country and visa type, additional documents may be requested.
| No. | Document | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Application form (Hansung University format) | Attach a recent color ID photo. |
| 02 | Certificate of final academic degree | Authenticated by the Korean Embassy or with Apostille, depending on the issuing country. |
| 03 | Official tran from the final school | Must cover the entire course; translation & notarization if not in Korean/English. |
| 04 | Employment certificate or business registration of parents/guardian | Used to verify financial supporter. |
| 05 | Proof of income of parents/guardian | Income certificate, tax statement, or equivalent. |
| 06 | Official bank statement | Issued within 1 month of application; minimum balance of USD 10,000 or more (or equivalent in other currencies). |
| 07 | Certificate of family relationship | Must include information on both parents and the applicant; copies of parents’ ID cards may be required. |
| 08 | Copy of passport | Information page (photo and passport number) must be clearly visible. |
※ Applicants from OECD member countries are advised to contact the university in advance to confirm the detailed list of
required documents.
※ All documents may be requested again during visa application at the Korean embassy/consulate in your country.
4. Admission & Visa Regulations (Summary)
- If any submitted document is found to be falsified or forged, admission may be revoked and enrollment or completion records may be cancelled even after entry into Korea.
- Submitted documents are not returned in principle.
- The language training visa (D-4) for Korean Language Program students cannot exceed a total of two years. Students must extend their visa before the expiry date each semester.
- Any change in the student’s status (address, school, visa type, etc.) must be reported to the immigration office and Hansung University within 14 days.
- If the attendance rate falls below the required standard, students may receive warnings or be dismissed from the program, which can lead to visa problems.
5. Tuition & Fees (Standard Template)
| Category | Amount (KRW) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | 50,000 | Paid once at the time of application; non-refundable. |
| Tuition (1 semester) | 1,400,000 | 10-week course (approx. 200 hours). |
| Insurance (6 months) | 100,000 | Standard estimate for international student insurance. |
| Total (1 semester) | 1,550,000 | Application fee + tuition + insurance (example). |
| Total (4 semesters) | 5,750,000 | 4 semesters of tuition plus insurance (example). International students are normally required to apply for at least 2 semesters; applicants from some countries may be required to apply for 4 semesters. |
※ Tuition and fees are subject to change according to Hansung University policy and the latest admission guidelines.
※ Refunds follow Hansung University’s official refund regulations for the Korean Language Program.
6. Contact Information
For detailed information about application, documents, visa, and dormitory, please contact the Hansung University Center for International Students.
| Office | Telephone | Address | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Center for International Students Hansung University |
+82-2-760-5592 | [email protected] | (02876) 116, Samseongyo-ro 16-gil, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea |
Please also check the latest notices and detailed admission guidelines on the official Hansung University Korean Language Program website before submitting your application.
Curriculum and Textbooks
Level 1 Korean Language Regular Course Curriculum (Beginner)
Level 1 is designed for students who are learning Korean for the first time. Learners acquire the Korean alphabet (Hangul), basic pronunciation, and core sentence patterns, and practice essential expressions used in everyday life such as greetings, self-introduction, simple shopping, transportation, and school life.
1. Learning Objectives
- Understand and use key beginner-level vocabulary and grammar structures required for Level 1.
- Communicate in simple everyday situations using short, basic sentences (greetings, self-introduction, shopping, etc.).
- Read and write Hangul accurately and understand short, simple written texts related to daily life.
- Introduce oneself and provide basic personal information such as nationality, major, hobbies, and daily routines.
2. Course Contents
- Pronunciation: Hangul consonants and vowels, basic syllable structure, batchim (final consonants), simple sound changes, and basic intonation for statements and questions.
- Grammar: Basic word order (Subject–Object–Verb), present/past/future tense, topic/subject/object/location particles, numbers and counters, polite endings (-요), and introductory honorific forms.
- Vocabulary: Everyday words related to self-introduction, nationality and family, school life, food and restaurants, shopping, transportation, weather, and daily routines.
- Conversation: Greetings, self-introduction, asking and answering simple questions, telling the time and date, describing basic locations, and using expressions for ordering food and shopping.
- Reading & Writing: Reading short dialogues and notices, understanding simple signs and schedules, writing short sentences and filling out basic forms (name, address, contact information, etc.).
3. Sample Classroom Activities
- Self-introduction presentations and pair interviews to exchange basic personal information.
- Number, date, and time practice through games, quizzes, and short speaking activities.
- Using campus maps or subway maps to practice location and direction expressions.
- Restaurant role-plays using real or sample menus to practice ordering food and paying the bill.
- Supermarket/shopping role-plays to ask prices, choose products, and complete a purchase.
4. Weekly Lesson Plan (Sample Template)
The following weekly plan is a sample. The actual lesson schedule and topics may vary according to the semester and the instructor’s detailed syllabus.
| Week | Grammar & Expressions | Conversation & Activities |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Hangul consonants and vowels, basic syllable structure, simple greetings and polite endings (-요). | Saying hello and goodbye, introducing one’s name and nationality, basic classroom expressions. |
| Week 2 | Topic/subject particles, nationality and occupation expressions, demonstratives (this/that). | Self-introduction in more detail, talking about country and job/major, introducing friends and classmates. |
| Week 3 | Location particles (at, in, to), present tense verbs, basic daily routine verbs. | Describing one’s room, classroom, and campus; talking about daily schedule and school life. |
| Week 4 | Native and Sino-Korean numbers, time and date expressions, days of the week. | Asking and telling the time, making simple appointments, talking about birthdays and important dates. |
| Week 5 | Object particle, basic past tense, expressions of likes and dislikes (좋아하다, 싫어하다). | Talking about hobbies, favorite food and activities, describing what you did last weekend. |
| Week 6 | Future/plan expressions (~겠다, ~을 거예요), simple suggestion and invitation forms. | Making plans with friends, inviting someone, accepting or declining invitations politely. |
| Week 7 | Adjectives (predicate and attributive use), basic comparative expressions, weather/season vocabulary. | Describing today’s weather and seasons, talking about favorite seasons and related activities. |
| Week 8 | Basic honorific expressions for family and teachers, simple health and feeling expressions. | Introducing family members respectfully, talking about how you feel (tired, sick, happy), simple hospital/pharmacy situations. |
※ The above curriculum is a representative example for Level 1 of the Hansung University Korean Language Program. Actual weekly topics and classroom activities may be adjusted by the instructor according to the needs of the students and the detailed syllabus for each semester.
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