To apply for a bachelor’s degree at BUFS, international applicants typically need to complete the online application during the admission period (usually March April for the first semester and August September for the second semester) through the university’s admissions portal.

After submitting the online form, applicants must pay the application fee and send original supporting documents by post or in person as instructed by BUFS, followed by document screening and an interview (often via Zoom) before the final decision and issuance of an acceptance notice.

Although specific requirements can vary by program, common expected criteria include:

Completed high school education (or expected graduation) with official transcripts.

Proof of language proficiency for programs taught in Korean, TOPIK (Korean Language Proficiency Test) certification is often required; generally, TOPIK Level 3 or higher is a typical minimum benchmark, and higher levels can also help with scholarships.

For programs involving English study, equivalent English proficiency tests such as IELTS or TOEFL may be considered.

Original education documents (diploma/certificate and transcript), sometimes notarized or authenticated depending on the applicant’s country.

Interview performance