Program Overview

Graduate Program

The Graduate School of International Studies at Korea University offers a comprehensive graduate program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the field of international studies.

Degree Programs

The graduate program offers the following degree options:

• Master's Degree
• Doctoral Degree
• Graduation Requirements

Admissions

Admissions to the graduate program are open to both international and Korean students. The admission process involves a thorough evaluation of the applicant's academic background, research experience, and language proficiency.

Scholarships

The university offers various scholarships to support graduate students, including the Brain Korea 21 scholarship and other forms of financial assistance.

Special Programs

The graduate program includes several special programs, such as:

• Brain Korea 21
• Certificate Programs
• Jean Monnet Chair Program
• Student Societies
• Digital Commerce Program

Digital Commerce Program

The Digital Commerce Program is a specialized program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in the field of digital commerce. The program includes:

Program Overview

The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of digital commerce, including the use of ICT and advanced digital technologies to innovate production, distribution, and consumption processes.

Key Features

The program includes the following key features:

• Tuition support for up to 10-18 students per semester
• Certification as a digital commerce expert upon completion of the program
• Joint research opportunities with faculty members
• Industry-academia collaboration projects
• Special seminars and workshops with external experts
• Networking opportunities with current students and alumni

Eligibility

To be eligible for the program, students must meet the following requirements:

• Be a full-time student in the Master's or Doctoral program
• Have a background in international trade or a related field
• Meet the academic requirements for the program, including coursework and thesis requirements

Program Structure

The program includes the following components:

• Coursework: students must complete a minimum of 40 credits, including 16 credits of core courses, 15 credits of international trade electives, and 9 credits of digital commerce electives
• Thesis: students must complete a thesis on a topic related to digital commerce
• Joint research: students must participate in joint research with a faculty member
• Industry-academia collaboration: students must participate in industry-academia collaboration projects

Benefits

The program offers several benefits, including:

• Tuition support
• Certification as a digital commerce expert
• Joint research opportunities with faculty members
• Industry-academia collaboration projects
• Networking opportunities with current students and alumni

Dual Degree & Exchange

The university offers dual degree and exchange programs with partner institutions around the world. These programs provide students with the opportunity to study abroad and earn a degree from a partner institution.

Academic Calendar

The academic calendar for the graduate program is as follows:

• Spring semester: March to June
• Fall semester: September to December

Forms

The university provides various forms and documents for graduate students, including transcripts and certificates.

Executive Program

The university offers an executive program for working professionals who wish to pursue a graduate degree in international studies. The program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in their careers.