SOUTH KOREA

AMU students have the opportunity to go to South Korea for a semester or a year of study within the framework of our cooperation agreements.
To study in Seoul is to experience one of the most dynamic and high-tech megacities in Asia. Seoul is also a capital city rich in history, mixed with a vibrant modern life. It is home to a range of prestigious universities that have developed many English-language courses. A mobility in South Korea is an asset for your study project or your international career prospects. However, this country requires a good command of English and some ability to adapt!

Aix-Marseille University students can study at a Korean partner university as part of

Multi-disciplinary exchange programs

Faculties concerned at AMU	Korean partner universities
FEG, ALLSH	Konkuk University - Seoul
IAE, ALLSH	Kyung Hee University (KHU) - Seoul
All disciplines	Korea University - Seoul
All disciplines	Pusan National University (PNU) - Busan
All disciplines	Chonnam National University (CNU) - Gwangju
All disciplines	University of Seoul (UoS) - Seoul

Disciplinary exchange programs

Faculties concerned at AMU	Korean partner universities
ALLSH	Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS) - Seoul
ALLSH	Chungbuk University (CBNU) - Chungbuk
ALLSH	Jeonbuk National University (JBNU) - Jeonju
FEG	Seoul Women University - Seoul

Some recommendations before applying

Check the eligibility requirements of each partner university in relation to your mobility manager on your campus.
Your passport must be up to date and valid for at least 6 months after the planned return of your mobility project
A certification of your English level will be required. Find out now about the schedule and fees for the tests (TOEIC, TOEFL or IELTS...). A level equivalent to B2 is often required for applications.
Some partner universities require a minimum GPA (check with your mobility manager before starting your application)
For the preparation of your study contract: one Korean credit = 2 ECTS
The Korean university will ask you to provide a bank statement proving that you have sufficient resources when you apply.