Hanyang University's diverse and international student population is a welcoming base for your Korean academic experience. Within the technical academic areas, Hanyang is among the best in the country and it continues to be ranked among the top-ten universities in South Korea (THE ranking).
About South Korea
Korea is among the world’s most technologically advanced and IT-connected countries. At the same time, it offers Asian traditions and history, excellent cuisine and an overwhelming capital city. “South Korea is an engaging and welcoming place where the dazzling benefits of a fully industrialised, high-tech nation are balanced alongside a reverence for tradition and the ways of old Asia.” (Lonely Planet)
Practical Facts about Hanyang University
Hanyang is divided into two campuses - one in Seoul, the Seoul Campus, and the second one, the ERICA campus, is located in Ansan. If applying for Hanyang, please choose either 'Hayang Seoul' or 'Hanyang ERICA' or both.
Number of places in autumn
2 for Seoul campus, and 2 for Erica campus
Number of places in spring
Remaining for Erica campus, and remaining for Seoul campus
Minimum GPA Score
A minimum GPA of 4 on the Danish grading scale
Language requirement score TOEFL/IELTS/TOIC/CEFR A1-C2
Courses taught in English: CEFR: B2 level of English
Courses taught in Korean: TOPIK: Level 3 of Korean
Passed ECTS in the English language
Not relevant
ECTS-points or semesters required completed before nomination for BSc students
BSc students must have completed 60 ECTS before starting their studies at Hanyang University
Links
Website
Exchange Site
Courses
About Seoul
About Ansan
Studying in South Korea
Useful facts about living in South Korea
- A soft drink in a bar costs on average 2331 won (10 DKK)
- A monthly pass for public transport costs on average 65,000 won (281 DKK)
- Seoul is one of the worlds most vibrant urban cities, but South Korea also offers great nature experiences like fx Bukhasan National Park
- Renting a one-bedroom apartment in the city centre costs on average 1,292,026 won (5602 DKK)
- Koreans use the word Kibun for someone's mood/state of mind. It is important to keep your own Kibun while not hurting other's. This means maintaining a peaceful, comfortable atmosphere at all times, even if it means telling a "white lie".