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Sharing Korean Culture as a UIC Comparative Literature & Culture Major at Yonsei
Underwood International College student Sara from Czech Republic
June 18, 2020
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From Chicago to Seoul: Exploring my Identity at Yonsei as a Female Asian Artist
Korean Language & Literature major Carmen Zhao
April 21, 2020
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How I Found My Family Away From Home at Yonsei as an International Student
Yonsei School of Business student Sarah Gomez Alvarez from Mexico
February 05, 2020
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How I Maximized My Yonsei Years to Pursue a Career at LG Global
KGSP graduate Ashraf shares tips on how to study and work in Korea
December 02, 2019
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My Study Abroad at Yonsei: Exploring My Cultural Heritage
Exchange student Jamie Waltzer from Cornell University (U.S.)
November 07, 2019
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How Yonsei GLC Helped Me Pursue my Dreams in the Korean Music Industry
Global Leaders College student Fanny Gerlach from Austria
October 18, 2019
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From Sikkim to Seoul, Korea: My Experience as an International Student and Intern at Yonsei
Graduate School of International Studies senior Kunzang from Sikkim
September 02, 2019
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How Studying Asian History at Yonsei Encouraged me to Pursue Postgraduate Studies
Yonsei International Summer School student Lisa-Marie from Lund University (Sweden)
August 22, 2019
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How I Embraced Korean Culture During My Study Abroad at Yonsei
Exchange student Max from Washington University in St. Louis (U.S.)
June 19, 2019
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Exploring Taekwondo and Engineering during my Summer at Yonsei
Yonsei International Summer School student Jorge from ITESO (Mexico)
April 25, 2019
Humans of Yonsei
Are you interested in studying abroad in Korea? When you decide to study abroad, a million questions pop up in your head.
What is Seoul like in real life? What kind of people will I be meeting there? Is learning Korean language a must to survive in Seoul? Is getting a visa difficult? Will I be eligible for a scholarship? Where will I be staying? Do I get to bump into famous K-pop stars on the street or in a restaurant? Is it safe to walk around the street in Seoul at night alone? Will I be able to enjoy my personal hobbies such as dancing
and fencing in Seoul?
There are those questions that matter and can be best answered by students who are already studying abroad in Seoul, Korea and experiencing campus life at Yonsei
University.
Each semester Yonsei University draws from its massive pool of over 4,600 international students to interview a diverse group of individuals that can help you get a picture of what it really is like to study in Korea at one of the best private universities in South Korea.