While Korean is the primary medium of instruction, specific courses, particularly at the graduate level in Engineering and Computer Science, are offered in English. International students are usually required to submit either TOPIK (Test of Proficiency in Korean) or TOEFL/IELTS scores, with a minimum requirement of TOPIK Level 3 or TOEFL iBT 80 for admission【25†L7-L9】. The university also offers a Korean language program for students who need to improve their proficiency before starting their degree.

Chosun University operates a two-round application system for international undergraduate admissions. For the Fall semester, Round 1 typically opens in early April and closes in mid-May, while Round 2 runs from late June to early July

Yes, international applicants who do not meet the standard Korean language proficiency requirements must take the "CSU-TOPIK," Chosun University's own online entrance exam, which assesses Korean language ability.

New international students are eligible for an "Admission Scholarship." For example, those admitted to a Doctoral Degree Program after acquiring a master's degree from a Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) university are granted an admission fee waiver

Yes, Chosun University operates an "International Student Living Support Scholarship" to help students maintain a stable life in Korea. This scholarship provides selected undergraduate and graduate students with 300,000 KRW per student per semester to assist with housing and other living costs

Chosun University offers dedicated dormitories for international students, including "Global House" (글로컬백학학사) and "Green Village." These facilities are equipped with computer rooms, laundry rooms, lounges, and shower rooms. A medical check-up is required before moving in

Yes, international graduates can apply for a D-10 Job Seeker Visa. This visa allows graduates of Korean universities to stay in the country and actively seek employment.

The application process for the D-10 visa is managed by Korean Immigration. Graduates must submit their application in person at a local immigration office in Korea, bringing documents such as their degree certificate, official transcripts, and a resume