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大学紹介
Far East University Korean Language Center
About Far East University Korean Language Center
The Korean Language Center at Far East University provides systematic Korean language education and diverse cultural experiences for international students. Located in Eumseong-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do, the center offers comprehensive language programs designed to help students develop their Korean proficiency for academic, professional, and personal goals. With a focus on practical communication skills and cultural understanding, the center creates an immersive learning environment for students from around the world.
Key Features of Far East University Korean Language Center
Year-Round Programs
The center operates 4 semesters per year with 10 weeks per semester (200 hours total). Students can start their Korean language journey at any time throughout the year, with flexible enrollment options to match their schedules.
6-Level Curriculum
The program offers courses from Beginner Level 1 to Advanced Level 6, aligned with TOPIK standards. Each level focuses on developing comprehensive language skills through intensive daily classes from Monday to Thursday, 5 hours per day.
Integrated Learning Approach
Classes combine Korean conversation (listening, speaking, reading, writing) with grammar instruction. The morning sessions focus on communication skills, while afternoon sessions strengthen grammar foundation, ensuring balanced language development.
Cultural Immersion
Each semester includes Korean cultural experience programs, allowing students to deepen their understanding of Korean culture while practicing language skills. Students also benefit from the university's global programs and international student support services.
Korean Language Programs & Schedule
- Four semesters per year: 10 weeks per semester, 200 hours total
- Classes Monday to Thursday, 5 hours per day (09:30 - 15:20)
- Six levels from Beginner Level 1 to Advanced Level 6 (aligned with TOPIK standards)
- Integrated curriculum covering listening, speaking, reading, writing, and grammar
- Korean cultural experience programs every semester
- On-campus dormitory accommodation available for international students
Daily Class Schedule
| Time Block | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Block 1 09:30-10:20 |
Korean Conversation (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing) |
Korean Conversation (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing) |
Korean Conversation (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing) |
Korean Conversation (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing) |
| Block 2 10:30-11:20 |
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| Block 3 11:30-12:20 |
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| Block 4 12:30-13:20 |
Lunch Break | |||
| Block 5 13:30-14:20 |
Korean Grammar | Korean Grammar | Korean Grammar | Korean Grammar |
| Block 6 14:30-15:20 |
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Tuition & Accommodation Fees
Korean Language Program Tuition
- Annual Tuition: 4,400,000 KRW (for all 4 semesters)
- Per Semester: 1,100,000 KRW (10 weeks, 200 hours)
- Program Duration: 10 weeks per semester, 4 semesters per year
- Class Schedule: Monday to Thursday, 09:30 - 15:20 (5 hours/day)
- Levels Available: Level 1 (Beginner) to Level 6 (Advanced)
On-Campus Dormitory Fees
- International Dormitory (4-bed room, Female): 710,000 KRW per semester
Facilities: Sink, shower, bathroom, heating/cooling, bed, desk, closet, LAN internet - Shrine Dormitory (4-bed room, Male): 580,000 KRW per semester
Facilities: Sink, shower, bathroom, heating/cooling, bed, desk, drawer, mirror, LAN internet
※ All dormitory rooms include sink, shower room, bathroom, central heating and cooling, floor heating facilities, bed, desk, and personal LAN (internet) connection.
Program Structure
| Academic Year | Number of Semesters | Class Hours per Week | Class Hours per Day |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Year | 4 semesters (10 weeks each) |
20 hours (4 days × 5 hours) |
09:30 ~ 15:20 (5 hours) ※ Excluding 1 hour lunch break |
About Far East University
Far East University, founded in 1998, is a comprehensive private university located in Eumseong-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea. The university is committed to fostering "convergent professionals" who create innovation in the world. With specialized programs in Aviation, Healthcare Sciences, Engineering, Media Arts, and Social Sciences, Far East University provides international students with diverse academic opportunities alongside their Korean language studies.
The university operates comprehensive global programs including exchange student programs with partner universities in the United States, Japan, China, Taiwan, Thailand, the Philippines, and Mongolia. International students benefit from the university's strong focus on global education and cultural exchange.
How to Get Here
Address: 6-32, Daehak-gil, Gamgok-myeon, Eumseong-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do, Republic of Korea
By Bus from Seoul
Take an intercity bus from Seoul Express Bus Terminal or Dong Seoul Bus Terminal to Eumseong. From Eumseong Bus Terminal, take a local bus or taxi to Far East University (approximately 20-30 minutes).
Campus Location
Far East University is located in a peaceful rural area of Chungcheongbuk-do, providing an ideal environment for focused language study away from the distractions of major cities. The campus is well-equipped with modern facilities including dormitories, library, sports complexes, and student amenities.
Inquiries & Consultation
For questions about applying to Far East University Korean Language Center, term schedules, registration, or visa-related matters, please contact us directly.
Official Website: https://www.kdu.ac.kr/site/eng/main.do
General Inquiries: +82-43-879-3500
Fax: +82-43-882-3310
Address: 6-32, Daehak-gil, Gamgok-myeon, Eumseong-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do, Republic of Korea
授業時間割
Regular Korean Language Course · Study Abroad Package
Far East University Korean Language Center Regular Course Study Abroad Package
A comprehensive Korean language program at Far East University located in the peaceful Chungcheongbuk-do region – designed to help you study Korean intensively, experience Korean culture, and build a strong foundation for academic or professional success in Korea. Join an immersive learning environment focused on practical communication skills and cultural understanding.
Location (Campus)
Gamgok-myeon, Eumseong-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do
Terms
4 terms per year (Spring · Summer · Fall · Winter) / 10 weeks per term
Class Time
Mon–Thu, 5 hours per day (09:30 - 15:20)
Levels
Beginner Level 1 ~ Advanced Level 6 (TOPIK-aligned)
Program Overview
Far East University Korean Language Center offers a comprehensive year-round Korean language program for international students. Located in the peaceful countryside of Chungcheongbuk-do, the center provides an ideal environment for focused language study combined with authentic Korean cultural experiences. The program is designed to develop practical communication skills for students aiming to study, work, or live in Korea.
- 4 terms per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter), 10 weeks of intensive classes per term
- 4 days a week (Monday to Thursday), 5 hours a day (09:30 - 15:20)
- Levels from Beginner 1 to Advanced 6 (aligned with TOPIK standards)
- Integrated curriculum covering Korean conversation and grammar
- Communication-centered classes – balanced training in listening, speaking, reading, and writing
- Korean cultural experience programs every semester
- Eligible for D-4-1 Korean language training visa
- Affordable tuition with on-campus dormitory accommodation available
- Small campus community for personalized attention and support
Basic Information
| Location (Campus) |
Far East University Korean Language Center 6-32, Daehak-gil, Gamgok-myeon, Eumseong-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do, Republic of Korea (Peaceful rural setting, approximately 1.5-2 hours from Seoul) |
|---|---|
| Terms | 4 terms per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter), 10 weeks (200 hours) per term |
| Levels Offered | Levels 1 (beginner) to 6 (advanced), aligned with TOPIK standards |
| Class Time |
Schedule: Monday to Thursday, 5 hours per day (09:30 - 15:20) Friday: No classes (self-study or cultural activities) Lunch Break: 1 hour (12:30 - 13:30) |
| Weekly Hours | 20 hours per week (4 days × 5 hours) |
| Eligibility | International students who have completed high school or equivalent education and wish to learn Korean |
Daily Class Schedule
| Time Block | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Block 1 09:30-10:20 |
Korean Conversation (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing) |
Korean Conversation (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing) |
Korean Conversation (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing) |
Korean Conversation (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing) |
| Block 2 10:30-11:20 |
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| Block 3 11:30-12:20 |
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| Block 4 12:30-13:20 |
Lunch Break | |||
| Block 5 13:30-14:20 |
Korean Grammar | Korean Grammar | Korean Grammar | Korean Grammar |
| Block 6 14:30-15:20 |
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Class Structure
- Morning sessions (Blocks 1-3) focus on integrated Korean conversation skills
- Afternoon sessions (Blocks 5-6) concentrate on Korean grammar fundamentals
- All classes emphasize practical communication and real-life application
- Korean cultural experience programs are held each semester
Course Curriculum & Features
| Level | TOPIK Equivalent | Learning Objectives | Key Contents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | TOPIK I (Level 1) | Basic Korean alphabet, simple greetings, self-introduction | Hangeul, basic grammar, everyday expressions |
| Level 2 | TOPIK I (Level 2) | Daily conversation, basic social interactions | Shopping, ordering food, phone calls, simple de ions |
| Level 3 | TOPIK II (Level 3) | Intermediate conversation, expressing opinions | Public facilities, workplace communication, cultural topics |
| Level 4 | TOPIK II (Level 4) | Professional topics, abstract concepts | Social issues, news, formal writing, presentations |
| Level 5 | TOPIK II (Level 5) | Advanced academic and professional Korean | Academic writing, debates, specialized vocabulary |
| Level 6 | TOPIK II (Level 6) | Near-native fluency in various contexts | Complex texts, research, professional communication |
Tuition & Fees
| Item | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition (per term) | 1,100,000 KRW |
10 weeks, 200 hours of instruction ※ Textbook fees included in tuition |
| Annual Tuition (4 terms) | 4,400,000 KRW | Total cost for full year program (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter) |
| International Dormitory (Female, 4-bed room) |
710,000 KRW / term |
Facilities: Sink, shower, bathroom, heating/cooling, bed, desk, closet, LAN internet ※ Available for 1st and 2nd semesters |
| Shrine Dormitory (Male, 4-bed room) |
580,000 KRW / term |
Facilities: Sink, shower, bathroom, heating/cooling, bed, desk, drawer, mirror, LAN internet ※ Available for 1st and 2nd semesters |
| Estimated Living Expenses | Approx. 600,000–900,000 KRW per month |
Includes meals (approx. 5,000–10,000 KRW per meal), transportation, phone, personal expenses ※ Lower cost of living compared to Seoul area |
Cost Advantages
- Affordable Tuition: 1,100,000 KRW per term (compared to 1,800,000 KRW at major Seoul universities)
- Lower Cost of Living: Peaceful rural setting means significantly lower accommodation and living costs
- On-Campus Dormitory: Convenient and affordable housing options available on campus
- Focused Learning Environment: Fewer distractions allow for intensive study and faster progress
※ Estimated savings of 30-40% compared to studying in Seoul while maintaining high-quality instruction
Included / Not Included
✓ Included in Tuition
- 200 hours of Korean language instruction per term
- All course materials and textbooks
- Korean conversation and grammar classes
- Korean cultural experience programs
- Level placement test and assessment
- Certificate of completion
- Access to university facilities (library, cafeteria, etc.)
✗ Not Included
- Application or registration fees (if applicable)
- Airfare and transportation to/from the university
- Dormitory fees (paid separately)
- Meals and daily living expenses
- Personal travel insurance
- Visa application fees
- Optional field trips or extra activities
Application Procedure
- Consultation & Course Selection
Contact Far East University Korean Language Center or your study abroad advisor to discuss term selection, course level, and accommodation options. - Document Preparation & Application
Prepare required documents (passport copy, high school diploma, application form, photos, etc.) and submit to the university.
※ D-4 visa applicants should submit documents at least 2-3 weeks before the term starts. - Application Review & Acceptance
University reviews documents (typically 1-2 weeks) → Receive acceptance notification. - Tuition Payment
Pay tuition fee via international bank transfer. If applying for dormitory, pay dormitory fee separately. - Visa Application & Pre-departure Preparation
Receive Certificate of Admission → Apply for D-4-1 language training visa at Korean embassy/consulate → Book flight tickets → Prepare for departure. - Arrival & Orientation
Arrive at Far East University → Complete registration and placement test → Attend orientation → Begin classes.
Required Documents
- Completed application form
- Copy of passport (valid for at least 6 months)
- High school diploma or equivalent (original or certified copy)
- Passport-sized photos (2-4 photos)
- Bank statement or proof of financial support (for D-4 visa applicants)
- Any additional documents requested by the university
Academic Term Structure
| Term | Typical Period | Duration | Total Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring Term | March - May | 10 weeks | 200 hours |
| Summer Term | June - August | 10 weeks | 200 hours |
| Fall Term | September - November | 10 weeks | 200 hours |
| Winter Term | December - February | 10 weeks | 200 hours |
⚠️ Important Notes
- Application deadlines are typically 4-6 weeks before the start of each term
- For D-4 visa processing, allow at least 2-3 months before your intended start date
- Exact dates may vary by year - contact the center for current term schedules
- Early application is recommended as spaces may be limited
Completion & Promotion Criteria
Completion Requirements
- Attendance: Minimum 80% attendance rate (160 hours out of 200 hours)
- Final Grade: Achieve passing grade in both conversation and grammar components
- Class Participation: Active participation in class activities and discussions
- Assignments: Complete all required homework and assignments
Level Promotion
- Students who meet completion requirements will advance to the next level
- Level placement test at the beginning of each term for new students
- Certificate of completion awarded at the end of each successfully completed term
Student Support Services
Academic Support
- Qualified Korean language instructors
- Small class sizes for personalized attention
- Additional tutoring available
- Study materials and resources
Campus Life Support
- On-campus dormitory facilities
- University cafeteria and dining options
- Library and study spaces
- Sports and recreation facilities
International Student Services
- Visa and immigration guidance
- Airport pickup assistance (if available)
- Orientation for new students
- Cultural exchange programs
Location & Access
Campus Address:
6-32, Daehak-gil, Gamgok-myeon, Eumseong-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do, Republic of Korea
From Seoul
By Bus: Take an intercity bus from Seoul Express Bus Terminal or Dong Seoul Bus Terminal to Eumseong Bus Terminal (approximately 1.5-2 hours). From Eumseong, take a local bus or taxi to Far East University (approximately 20-30 minutes).
Campus Environment
Located in the peaceful countryside of Chungcheongbuk-do, Far East University offers a quiet, focused learning environment ideal for intensive language study. The rural setting provides an authentic Korean cultural experience while being accessible to Seoul when needed.
Why Choose Far East University Korean Language Center
Affordable Tuition
Lower tuition costs compared to Seoul universities while maintaining high-quality instruction and comprehensive curriculum.
Peaceful Environment
Study in a quiet, distraction-free rural setting that promotes focused learning and faster language acquisition.
Small Classes
Intimate class sizes ensure personalized attention from instructors and more opportunities for active participation.
TOPIK-Aligned Curriculum
Comprehensive 6-level program aligned with TOPIK standards, preparing students for official Korean proficiency tests.
On-Campus Housing
Convenient and affordable dormitory facilities on campus, making it easy to immerse yourself in campus life.
Cultural Immersion
Experience authentic Korean culture through regular cultural programs and interaction with local Korean students.
Contact & Inquiry
For questions about the Far East University Korean Language Center regular program, term schedules, application procedures, or visa matters, please contact us directly.
Far East University Korean Language Center
Address: 6-32, Daehak-gil, Gamgok-myeon, Eumseong-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do, Republic of Korea
Phone: +82-43-879-3500
Fax: +82-43-882-3310
Website: www.kdu.ac.kr/site/eng
We look forward to welcoming you to Far East University and supporting your Korean language learning journey!
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学業規定
Far East University Korean Language Center Regular Course Application Guidelines
This guide is for students applying to the regular Korean language course at Far East University. Please check the eligibility, required documents, application procedure, tuition, and contact information below.
1. Eligibility
- International students who have graduated from high school or have an equivalent level of education
- Applicants who can submit documents proving their highest level of education with proper certification according to their country's regulations
- Applicants with no disqualifying reasons for attending Korean language classes or staying in Korea
- Applicants for a D-4 language training visa must register for at least 2 terms (minimum 6 months)
- Students must have sufficient financial resources to support their studies and living expenses in Korea
⚠️ Important Notes
- Students from certain countries may be required to register for multiple terms at once depending on visa regulations
- All application documents must be submitted in Korean or English, or accompanied by certified translations
- For specific visa requirements for your nationality, please contact the university directly
2. Application Procedure
- Contact the University
Contact Far East University Korean Language Center directly or through your study abroad advisor to express interest in the program. - Prepare Application Documents
Gather all required documents listed in Section 3 below. Ensure all documents are properly certified and translated if necessary. - Submit Application
Submit your complete application package to the Korean Language Center by the deadline for your intended term.
※ D-4 visa applicants should submit documents at least 2-3 weeks before the term starts. - Application Review
The university will review your documents (typically takes 1-2 weeks from document receipt). - Receive Acceptance Notification
If accepted, you will receive notification and instructions for tuition payment. - Pay Tuition Fee
Pay the tuition fee via international bank transfer by the payment deadline. - Receive Certificate of Admission
For D-4 visa applicants, the university will issue a Certificate of Admission after tuition payment is confirmed. - Apply for Visa and Arrange Travel
Apply for D-4-1 language training visa at the Korean embassy/consulate in your country → Book flight tickets → Prepare for departure.
※ The university may request additional documents depending on the situation.
※ Visa application must be done by the student directly and follows the regulations of the Korean embassy/consulate or immigration office.
※ Visa procedures and processing times vary by country, so please check in advance with the Korean diplomatic mission in your country.
Academic Year Term Structure
| Term | Typical Period | Duration | Application Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring Term | March - May | 10 weeks | Typically 4-6 weeks before start |
| Summer Term | June - August | 10 weeks | Typically 4-6 weeks before start |
| Fall Term | September - November | 10 weeks | Typically 4-6 weeks before start |
| Winter Term | December - February | 10 weeks | Typically 4-6 weeks before start |
※ Exact dates vary by academic year. Please contact the university for current term schedules.
※ For D-4 visa processing, allow at least 2-3 months before your intended start date.
※ Early application is recommended as spaces may be limited.
3. Required Documents
Required documents may differ depending on your nationality, visa status, and whether you are applying for a D-4-1 language training visa. Please contact Far East University Korean Language Center to confirm the specific requirements for your situation.
Basic Required Documents (All Applicants)
| No. | Document | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Application Form | Completed application form (available from the university) |
| 02 | Passport Copy |
Copy of passport photo page showing personal information Passport must be valid for at least 6 months |
| 03 | Passport-sized Photos | 2-4 recent passport-sized color photos (3.5 × 4.5 cm recommended) |
| 04 | High School Diploma or Equivalent |
Original or certified copy of graduation certificate Examples: High school graduate – high school diploma University enrolled – high school diploma + university enrollment certificate University graduate – university diploma |
| 05 | Academic Tran s | Official tran s from the last school attended |
Additional Required Documents (D-4-1 Language Training Visa Applicants)
Mandatory Conditions for D-4 Visa Applicants
- Must register for at least 2 consecutive terms (approximately 6 months)
- All educational documents must be properly certified (Apostille or consular confirmation)
- Must provide proof of financial ability to support studies and living expenses
- Submit documents at least 2-3 weeks before the term starts to allow time for visa processing
| No. | Document | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Educational Documents with Apostille/Consular Certification |
Original documents with proper certification • High school diploma with Apostille or consular confirmation • University diploma with Apostille (if applicable) ※ Documents must be certified according to your country's regulations |
| 02 | Bank Statement or Financial Proof |
• Must show sufficient funds to cover tuition and living expenses • Recommended minimum: equivalent to 10,000,000 KRW • Must be issued within 1 month of application • Can be in applicant's or parent's name |
| 03 | Family Relationship Certificate |
Required if using parent's bank account or receiving financial support from parents Must show relationship between applicant and financial sponsor |
| 04 | Parent's Employment Certificate or Business Registration | May be required to verify parent's income and ability to provide financial support |
| 05 | Study Plan or Letter of Purpose |
Brief explanation of why you want to study Korean and your goals (May be requested during application process) |
Country-Specific Requirements
Applicants from certain countries may have additional document requirements based on Korean immigration regulations. Please contact Far East University Korean Language Center directly to confirm requirements specific to your nationality.
※ All documents in languages other than Korean or English must be translated and the translations must be notarized.
※ Educational documents should be issued within 6 months from the date of application. Financial documents should be issued within 1 month.
※ Submitted documents may not be returned. Please verify you can obtain additional copies before submission.
※ The university may request additional documents during the review process.
※ If forged or false documents are submitted, admission will be canceled.
4. Admission Regulations
- If any false or forged information is found in submitted documents, admission will be canceled and any completion certificates or grades will be invalidated
- Submitted documents may not be returned under any circumstances
- Visa processing is handled separately by Korean immigration authorities and embassies/consulates and is independent of admission approval
- Application review begins only after all required documents have been received by the university
- Document review typically takes 1-2 weeks but may take longer depending on circumstances
- The university reserves the right to refuse admission for applicants who do not meet eligibility requirements
- Admission does not guarantee visa approval - visa issuance is at the discretion of Korean immigration authorities
5. Tuition & Fees
| Category | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Application/Registration Fee | To be confirmed | Contact the university for current application fee (if applicable) |
| Tuition (per term) | 1,100,000 KRW |
10 weeks, 200 hours of instruction ※ Textbooks and course materials included |
| Annual Tuition (4 terms) | 4,400,000 KRW | Total for full year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter terms) |
| International Dormitory (Female, 4-bed room) |
710,000 KRW / term |
On-campus accommodation with full facilities ※ Available for 1st and 2nd semesters |
| Shrine Dormitory (Male, 4-bed room) |
580,000 KRW / term |
On-campus accommodation with full facilities ※ Available for 1st and 2nd semesters |
Payment Information
- Tuition must be paid via international bank transfer to the university's designated account
- All bank transfer fees are the responsibility of the student
- Payment must be completed by the deadline specified in your acceptance letter
- Dormitory fees (if applicable) are paid separately from tuition
- Refund policies apply according to Korean education regulations and university policies
Estimated Additional Expenses
- Living Expenses: Approximately 600,000-900,000 KRW per month
- Meals: 5,000-10,000 KRW per meal
- Transportation: 30,000-50,000 KRW per month
- Phone/Internet: 30,000-50,000 KRW per month
- Personal expenses: varies by lifestyle
- Health Insurance: Required for all international students (approximately 60,000-100,000 KRW per month)
- Visa Application Fee: Varies by country (check with Korean embassy/consulate)
- Airfare: Round-trip international flight to Korea
※ Living expenses are significantly lower than in Seoul due to the rural location of the campus
※ Tuition fees are subject to change. Always confirm current fees with the university before applying.
※ For D-4 visa applicants: You must show proof of sufficient funds to cover tuition and living expenses for your intended study period.
※ Please reconfirm the latest tuition and fee information directly with Far East University Korean Language Center.
6. Refund Policy
Refund policies follow Korean education regulations and university policies. General guidelines include:
- Before term starts: Generally eligible for full or partial tuition refund (application fees may not be refundable)
- After term starts: Refund amount decreases based on how much of the term has passed
- Visa denial: If visa is denied before the term starts, tuition is typically refundable upon submission of visa denial letter
- Medical emergency: May be eligible for partial refund with proper medical documentation
※ Please contact the university for detailed refund policy and procedures
※ Refund processing may take 2-4 weeks and may be subject to administrative fees
7. Contact Information
For inquiries about the application process, required documents, or any other questions, please contact the Korean Language Center directly:
Far East University Korean Language Center
Address: 6-32, Daehak-gil, Gamgok-myeon, Eumseong-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do, Republic of Korea
Phone: +82-43-879-3500
Fax: +82-43-882-3310
Website: www.kdu.ac.kr/site/eng
How to Get to the University
From Seoul by Bus:
- Take an intercity bus from Seoul Express Bus Terminal or Dong Seoul Bus Terminal to Eumseong Bus Terminal (approximately 1.5-2 hours)
- From Eumseong Bus Terminal, take a local bus or taxi to Far East University (approximately 20-30 minutes)
※ The university can provide detailed directions and may offer airport pickup service for new international students (please inquire)
8. Important Reminders
- Start Early: Begin your application process at least 2-3 months before your intended start date, especially if you need a D-4 visa
- Document Preparation: Allow sufficient time to obtain all required documents, especially those requiring Apostille or consular certification
- Visa Processing: Visa processing times vary by country and can take 2-8 weeks. Plan accordingly
- Financial Preparation: Ensure you have sufficient funds for tuition, accommodation, and living expenses before applying
- Health Insurance: All international students are required to have health insurance coverage for their study period
- Language Requirements: While no specific Korean language proficiency is required for admission, students should be prepared to start from beginner level
- Confirm Information: Always verify the latest requirements, deadlines, and fees directly with the university before applying
For detailed information on the admission process and required documents, please contact Far East University Korean Language Center directly or consult with your study abroad advisor.
Ready to Start Your Korean Language Journey?
Contact Far East University Korean Language Center today to begin your application.
We look forward to welcoming you to our campus!
カリキュラムと教材
Far East University Korean Language Center · Regular Program · Level Curriculum
Level 1 Regular Korean Course Curriculum (Beginner 1 · TOPIK I Level 1)
This is an introductory course designed for learners who are studying Korean for the first time. Students will learn basic Korean pronunciation and Hangul (Korean alphabet), and practice essential expressions and simple sentence structures needed in everyday life. This level corresponds to TOPIK I Level 1.
1. Learning Objectives
- Master Hangul reading and writing, including consonants, vowels, and basic pronunciation rules
- Perform basic everyday communication such as greetings, self-introductions, and simple shopping
- Create simple sentences using fundamental grammar patterns and approximately 800 essential vocabulary words
- Understand and express basic information including numbers, time, dates, and locations
- Read and write short, simple sentences and messages in Korean
- Build confidence in using Korean in basic daily life situations
2. Course Content
Pronunciation & Hangul
- Korean consonants (자음) and vowels (모음)
- Final consonants (받침) pronunciation
- Basic syllable structure and formation
- Fundamental pronunciation rules
- Sound changes and linking
- Intonation patterns
Grammar Patterns
- Basic particles: 이/가, 은/는, 을/를, 에, 에서
- Present tense verb endings (-아요/어요)
- Past tense expressions (-았어요/었어요)
- Future tense patterns (-ㄹ/을 거예요)
- 이다/아니다 sentences (to be / not to be)
- 있다/없다 expressions (have/not have)
- Basic negative forms (안, 못)
- Simple sentence connectors
Vocabulary Topics
- Greetings and courtesy expressions
- Personal information (name, nationality, occupation)
- Family relationships and terms
- Numbers (native and Sino-Korean)
- Time, dates, and days of the week
- Food and beverages
- Places and directions
- Transportation methods
- Daily activities and routines
- Basic adjectives and verbs
Communication Skills
- Introducing yourself and others
- Greeting and saying goodbye
- Shopping and asking prices
- Asking for and giving directions
- Ordering food at restaurants
- Making simple appointments
- Talking about daily routines
- Describing hobbies and interests
- Basic phone conversations
- Expressing likes and dislikes
3. Sample Classroom Activities
- Hangul Master Challenge: Interactive games and exercises to master reading and writing Hangul
- Self-Introduction Presentations: Introducing yourself to classmates and conducting simple interviews
- Number Practice Games: Learning and practicing both native Korean and Sino-Korean number systems
- Time and Schedule Activities: Creating daily schedules and role-playing appointment making
- Campus Navigation: Using campus maps to practice direction expressions and location vocabulary
- Shopping Role-Plays: Simulating shopping scenarios at convenience stores and markets
- Restaurant Ordering: Reading Korean menus and practicing ordering food in Korean
- Simple Writing Tasks: Writing diary entries, text messages, and short notes in Korean
- Korean Culture Activities: Learning about Korean customs and daily life through hands-on activities
4. Weekly Syllabus (Sample)
The following is a typical example of a Level 1 course plan. The actual weekly syllabus may vary depending on the term and instructor.
| Week | Grammar & Patterns | Conversation & Functions | Vocabulary Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 |
• Hangul consonants and vowels • Basic syllable formation • "-이에요/-예요" (to be) • Simple greeting patterns |
• Introducing yourself • Greeting and saying goodbye • Talking about nationality • Introducing your occupation |
Greetings, countries, jobs, basic courtesy expressions |
| Week 2 |
• "있다/없다" (to have/not have) • Location particles (에, 에서) • Demonstratives (이/그/저) • Subject particle (이/가) |
• Identifying classroom objects • Asking about location • Describing what you have • Finding things and places |
Classroom items, places, location words, objects |
| Week 3 |
• Present tense verbs (-아요/어요) • Object particle (을/를) • "-고 싶다" (want to...) • Basic verb conjugation |
• Talking about daily activities • Describing hobbies • Expressing what you want to do • Simple conversations about routines |
Daily verbs, hobbies, activities, routines |
| Week 4 |
• Korean number systems • Time expressions (에) • Date and day expressions • Counter words |
• Telling time • Asking about schedules • Making appointments • Discussing when to meet |
Numbers, time words, days of week, months |
| Week 5 |
• Past tense (-았어요/었어요) • Direction expressions • "-에 가다/오다" (go/come to) • Connector "-고" (and) |
• Talking about last weekend • Describing past experiences • Using transportation • Giving simple directions |
Transportation, places, travel verbs, directions |
| Week 6 |
• Adjectives and de ive sentences • "-지만" (but/although) • Negative forms (안, 못) • Degree expressions |
• Ordering food at restaurants • Expressing preferences • Talking about likes and dislikes • Describing taste and quality |
Food vocabulary, taste words, preferences |
| Week 7 |
• Request form (-아/어 주세요) • Future tense (-ㄹ/을 거예요) • Basic honorific expressions • Polite speech patterns |
• Making polite requests • Talking about future plans • Introducing family members • Shopping conversations |
Family terms, request expressions, future plans |
| Week 8 |
• Ability expressions (-ㄹ/을 수 있다/없다) • Weather and season vocabulary • Comprehensive grammar review • Integration of all patterns |
• Talking about abilities and skills • Discussing weather • Describing seasons • Presentation about your learning |
Weather, seasons, abilities, skills |
| Weeks 9–10 | Mid-term & final evaluations, comprehensive review, final presentations, and Korean cultural activities | ||
5. Daily Class Schedule Structure
Total Hours: 200 hours over 10 weeks (4 days/week, 5 hours/day)
Morning Session (Blocks 1-3): Korean Conversation
- Focus: Integrated skills (listening, speaking, reading, writing)
- Communication-centered approach
- Interactive activities and pair work
- Real-life situation practice
Afternoon Session (Blocks 5-6): Korean Grammar
- Focus: Grammar structures and patterns
- Systematic grammar instruction
- Practice exercises and drills
- Application to real contexts
6. Evaluation & Assessment
| Evaluation Component | Weight | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Attendance | 20% | Students must attend at least 80% of total class hours (minimum 160 hours out of 200) |
| Class Participation & Homework | 20% | Active participation in class activities, completion of homework assignments, and presentations |
| Mid-term Examination | 30% | Comprehensive evaluation covering listening, reading, writing, and speaking skills (Weeks 1-5) |
| Final Examination | 30% | Comprehensive final evaluation of all four skills covering the entire term content |
⚠️ Completion Requirements
- Minimum attendance: 80% (at least 160 hours)
- Overall passing grade: Achieve satisfactory scores in both conversation and grammar components
- Complete all required assignments and participate actively in class
7. Learning Materials
- Integrated Level 1 Korean textbook (conversation and grammar)
- Workbook for practice exercises
- Supplementary handouts and materials provided by instructor
- Audio and video materials for listening practice
- Online learning resources (if available)
※ All textbooks and materials are included in the tuition fee at Far East University Korean Language Center
※ Students will receive materials on the first day of class
8. Expected Learning Outcomes
???? Reading
Read and understand simple Korean sentences, short messages, and basic signs
✍️ Writing
Write simple sentences, short messages, and basic personal information in Korean
???? Listening
Understand slow, clear speech in everyday situations with familiar topics
???? Speaking
Communicate in simple, routine tasks requiring direct exchange of basic information
9. TOPIK Alignment
This level corresponds to TOPIK I Level 1
Upon successful completion of Level 1, students will have the foundational skills needed to attempt TOPIK I (Levels 1-2). The curriculum is designed to align with TOPIK standards, preparing students for the test format and content.
- Vocabulary range: Approximately 800 words (TOPIK I Level 1 standard)
- Grammar patterns: Essential beginner patterns used in daily life
- Functional competence: Basic survival Korean and simple social interactions
Additional Information
- The above curriculum is a general framework for Level 1 at Far East University Korean Language Center
- Actual course content, pace, and teaching methods may vary depending on the instructor and specific term
- Level placement is determined through a placement test before the start of each term
- Classes use a communicative approach with emphasis on practical application
- Korean cultural activities and field trips may be included during the semester
- Small class sizes ensure personalized attention and maximum speaking practice
- Detailed weekly syllabi will be provided by instructors at the beginning of the term
Ready to Continue Your Korean Journey?
Systematic Korean language courses from Level 2 through Level 6 are available at Far East University.
Each level builds progressively on the previous one, taking you from beginner to advanced proficiency.
For information about higher levels, please contact Far East University Korean Language Center.
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