Korea Scholarship aims :
To provide international students with opportunities to conduct advanced studies in postgraduate and graduate programs in higher education institutions in the Republic of Korea in order to promote international exchanges in education and mutual friendship between countries.
Available Options in Universities:
Undergraduate course: 4-year courses at designated universities
※ Transferring between universities is not allowed. (e.g. Starting studies at the junior year is not allowed.)
Graduate course: Master’s or Ph.D. courses at general graduate schools of Korean universities
Total Candidates to be Selected
170 persons (undergraduate course), 700 persons (graduate course)
Korea Language Training
Grantees are required to take Korean language training courses for 1 year at a language institution located on-campus of the domestic universities. (Those who have attained a Korean language fluency score higher than level 5 in TOPIK are exempt from this requirement.)
the Application Procedure:
| Time line | Undergraduate | Graduate |
|---|---|---|
| Announcement released | Sept. in the year prior to planned studies in Korea | Feb. in the year of planned studies in Korea |
| Recommend candidates (Korean Embassies, designated universities) | Oct.-Nov. in the year prior to planned studies in Korea | Mar.-Apr. in the year of planned studies in Korea |
| Results released | Jan. in the year of planned studies in Korea | June in the year of planned studies in Korea |
| Arrival in Korea | Late Feb. in the year of planned studies in Korea | Late Aug. in the year of planned studies |
the Scholarship Benefit:
| Categories | Airfare | Resettlement Allowance | Living Allowance | Medical Insurance | Language Courses | Tuition Fees | Award for Excellent Korean Language Proficiency | Research Support | Printing Costs (Dissertation) | Completion Grant |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amount (KRW) | Actual cost | KRW 200,000 | Under graduate: 800,000 Graduate: 900,000 | KRW 20,000 (per month) | KRW 800,000 per quarter | Actual cost (No more than 5 million KRW per semester) | KRW 100,000 | KRW 210,000 – 240,000 (per semester) | KRW 500,000 – 800,000 | KRW 100,000 (Once) |
Qualifications:
Both an applicant and his/her parents must be citizens of their country of origin.
※ Applicants should not hold Korean citizenship.
– Applicants should have adequate health, both mentally and physically, to stay in a foreign country for a long time.
– Should be under 25 years of age at the date of entrance. (Undergraduate)
– Should be under 40 years of age at the date of entrance. (Graduate)
– Have finished or be scheduled to finish formal education of all elementary, middle, high school courses by the date of arrival. (Undergraduate)
– Possess a grade point average (G.P.A.) above 80% from the last educational institution attended.
– Hold a Bachelor’s degree or a Master’s degree by the date of arrival. (Graduate)
※ Applicants who have previously acheived in any undergraduate program, master’s program, or doctoral program in Korea cannot apply for this program.
However, a former or current KGSP scholar who hold the overall grade of 90% or above can reapply to this program once either through the embassy or university track.
Procedure for the Scholarship Award
NIIED invites the Korean Embassy in the invited country or a domestic university to recommend potential candidates.
Applicants should submit all documents related to their scholarship application to the Korean Embassy in their country of residence to or the domestic university concerned.
The Korean Embassy or the domestic university sends proper candidates to NIIED with the required documents.
NIIED evaluates potential candidates and notifies the Korean Embassy of the final selected KGSP grantees.
APPLY :
- Required Documents: 1 set of the original documents below, and 3 sets of the photocopies of the original
- Completed Application Form (Form 1)
- NIIED Pledge (Form 2)
- Personal Statement (Form 3)
- Study Plan (Form 4)
- Two Recommendation Letters (Form 5)
- Must be from two separate recommenders.
- The letters must be written by someone who can give in-depth assessment on the applicant’s abilities, including a high school teacher, principal, or academic advisor.
- Completed Self Medical Assessment (Form 6)
- Graduation Certificate of High School or Provisional Graduation Certificate
- Those who are expected to graduate by March 1, 2020 may submit a provisional graduation certificate of high school.
- High School Grade Transcript (including a description of the school’s grading system)
- Certificates of Citizenship of the Applicant and Parents (Examples: a birth certificate, a government-issued certificate indicating the parent-child relationship, a family register, or parents’ passport copies)
- Copy of the Applicant’s Passport (only for candidates who successfully pass the 2nd round of selection
NIIED invites the Korean Embassy in the invited country or a domestic university to recommend potential candidates.
Applicants should submit all documents related to their scholarship application to the Korean Embassy in their country of residence to or the domestic university concerned.
The Korean Embassy or the domestic university sends proper candidates to NIIED with the required documents.
NIIED evaluates potential candidates and notifies the Korean Embassy of the final selected KGSP grantees.
Application deadline: –
April 17 is the last day for documents to be sent to the Embassy of Korea in Sudan.
Contact the Embassy of Korea in Sudan
Embassy Contact Information:
Sudan, Khartoum, Khartoum 2, Al Jazeera Street, House No. 55, P.O. 2414
Phone: + 249-8358-13131
Visa: 498-1358-5688
Fax: + 249-8358-12525
E-mail: [email protected]
website: http://overseas.mofa.go.kr/sd-ar/wpge/m_10209/contents.do
Recourses:http://www.studyinkorea.go.kr/en/main.do
