Study at Top Korean Universities that’s Affordable for Malaysian Students
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Higher education is an overwhelmingly serious issue in South Korea society, where it is viewed as one of the fundamental cornerstones of South Korean life. Success in education holds a cultural status as a necessity for socioeconomic success in South Korean society. Academic success is often a source of pride for families and within South Korean society at large.
South Koreans view education as the main propeller of social mobility for themselves and their family as a gateway to the South Korean middle class. Graduating from a top university is the ultimate marker of prestige, high socioeconomic status, promising marriage prospects, and a respectable career path. Pressure to succeed academically is deeply ingrained in South Korean children from an early age.
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Malaysian Students Choose to Study in Korea

In 2010, the country spent 7.6% of its GDP on all levels of education – significantly more than the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) average of 6.3%. The country has fostered an education system that helped transform the country and rapidly grow its economy over the past 60 years.
South Korea’s zeal for education and its students’ desires to get into a

prestigious university is one of the highest in the world, as the entrance into a top tier higher educational institution leads to a prestigious, secure and well-paid job with the government, banks, a major South Korean business conglomerate such as Samsung or LG Electronics.
With incredible pressure on high school students to secure places at the

nation’s best universities, its institutional reputation and alumni networks are strong predictors offuture career prospects. International reception on the South Korean education system has been divided. It has been praised for various reasons, including its comparatively high results and its major role in ushering South Korea’s economic development.
Many political leaders, including U.s. President Barack Obama, have praised the country’s rigorous school system, from which over 85 percent of South Korean high school graduates go on to college. In addition, bachelor’s degrees are held by 65 percent of South Koreans aged 25-34, the most in the OECD (whose global average is 39 percent).
Why Should Malaysian Students Study in Korea?

- Highly Competitive Education System
- Lower Tuition Fees & Living Costs compared to studying in Australia or UK for Malaysians
- Over 100,000 International Students in South Korea
- Korean Government International Student Scholarship Available for Malaysian Students
- Rich Culture & Dynamic Life
- EasyVisa Application Procedure
- Employment & Career Development for International Students
- Advanced Country with Applied Science and State-of-the-art Technology
University Higher‘ Education in Korea

Higher education institutions in Korea are largely divided into junior colleges(2~3 year program), universities(4-year program) and graduate schools. In recent years, with the development of information and communication technologies, cyber universities that deliver education in the format of e-Learning are also growing.
Graduate-level programs (Master’s and Doctoral degree programs) are

generally provided at 4-year universities. But recently, separate ‘graduate schools’ are also being established to exclusively offer graduate programs with no affiliation to universities.
By establishment type, Korean universities are divided into national universities that are established and operated by the central government, public universities that are established by local governments and private universities that are founded by private non-profit educational foundations.
To promote quality assurance, the Ministry of Education imposes certain

requirements for higher education institutions with regard to faculty composition, curriculum, facilities, degree conferment, etc.
Therefore, all private universities which take up the largest share of higher education institutions in Korea are regular educational institutions that have fulfilled the ministry’s requirements for establishment and have acquired official accreditation.
The Ministry of Education and Korean universities have been actively

promoting ‘Study in Korea’ with a view to gaining international competitiveness and international exchanges and cooperation. As of April 2015, there are roughly 91 thousand international students studying in Korea, among which 56,000 students are in degree programs. Universities & Colleges Korean universities and colleges offer the following courses.
Foreign students can join a degree program offered during the regular semesters with Korean students. Degree programs are instructed either in Korean or English, After completion, a degree is granted.
Top Degree Programmes to Study in South Korea for Malaysians
Engineering

- Computer Science and Engineering
- Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Energy Resources Engineering
- Industrial Engineering
- Materials Science and Engineering
- Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering
- Nuclear Engineering
- Aerospace Engineering
- Architecture
- Architecture and Architectural Engineering
- Architecture Engineering
- Chemical and Biological Engineering
- Civil and Environmental Engineering
Business

- Business Administration
Hospitality and Tourism
- Food Service Management
- Hospitality Management
- Tourism Management
Social Sciences
- Anthropology
- Communication
- Economics
- Geography
- International Relations
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Social Welfare
- Sociology
Agriculture & Life Sciences

- Agricultural & Resource Economics
- Animal Science and Biotechnology
- Applied Biology Applied Life Chemistry
- Biomaterials Engineering
- Biosystems Engineering
- Crop Science and Biotechnology Environmental
- Materials Science
- Food Science and Biotechnology
- Forest Environmental Science
- Horticultural Science
- Landscape Architecture
- Regional Information
- Rural System Engineering
- Vocational Education and Workforce Development
Study Pathway for Malaysians to Enter into Top Korean Universities

We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to attend university. Whether you have just finished secondary school, are returning to study or embarking on a new career, pathways put your dream qualification within reach.
Pathways are ways into and connections between courses, starting at certificate level and right through to postgraduate study. Find out how our flexible entry points and wide range of study pathways can help you reach your goals.
After SPM/O-Level, Malaysian students will take the Korean Language

Education partly in Malaysia and then continue on to the university in Korea to complete the final part of the Korean language course before entering into the 4-year Degree programme.
Malaysian students with Diploma qualifications will enter into Year 2 of the Degree programme depending on exemptions.
Affordable Tuition Fees at Korean Universities for Malaysian Students

Malaysian students should consider the tuition fees before selecting the desired university in Korea to study. Typically, national universities in Korea have lower tuition fees compared to private universities.
Since tuition fees may differ depending on colleges or universities, you need to confirm in advance the tuition fees for the college or the university you would like to enter in Korea.
Estimated Tuition Fee (USD per semester) to Study in South Korea
- Humanities $600~$6,800
- Sciences $460~$7,800
- Arts/Physical Edu. $1 ,800~$8,400
- Engineering $1 ,900~$8,200
Scholarships for Malaysian Students to Study in Korea

Many Korean universities run a variety of scholarship programmes for foreign students. Most universities support foreign students for 30-100% of their tuition fee depending on their academic results. Please contact us on the details of the scholarships from Korean universities
How to Apply to Study in Korea for Malaysian Students
Step 1 – Submit Your Application
Please choose your institution and programme and contact the Education in Korea office about your selected institution to verify the admission requirements for the programme selected.
You should send your completed application and the documents required to the office before deadline of application.
Step 2 – Submit Documents
- Please Submit the following documents:
- Scanned Copy of your Passport. Please ensure your passport is valid at least 1 year before expiration
- Scanned Copy of your Identity card
- Scanned Copy of your SPM or O-Level Results
- Scanned Copy of your Transcripts for diploma if applicable,
- Copy of Student Visa
- Completed application form
- English language test results (IELTS, TOEFL, GeE a-level, PTE, etc.)
- Letter of recommendation. Some Korean institutions may require letter of recommendation from applicants.
Step 3 – Offer Letter from Korean University
A firm offer / provisional letter will be issued to successful applicants. Applicants are advised to read all literature carefully and reply before the stated deadline.
Step 5 – Accommodation
The Education in Korea office will provide you with all relevant information on your accommodation options and flight ticket. Upon arrival in Korea, all students must register with the Korea Immigration Service as a foreigner and receive a certificate of foreigner registration.
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