Q1.Can I apply if my major is not related to content, media, or the arts?
A.Yes. Applicants may apply regardless of their undergraduate department or major. Applications are reviewed through a comprehensive evaluation of academic ability, program suitability, and potential.
Q2.Can I apply if I am expected to graduate?
A.Yes. Applicants who are expected to graduate may apply. However, admitted applicants must submit their official degree or graduation certificate by the first week of the semester.
Q3.Can Korean nationals apply?
A.No. This admission track is open only to international applicants. Korean nationals, including dual nationals holding Korean nationality, are not eligible to apply.
Q1.Are degrees from online universities, lifelong education programs, or GED-equivalent systems recognized?
A.No. Degrees or qualifications obtained through non-regular or alternative education systems, including online programs, adult education programs, self-education degree programs, correspondence courses, or GED-equivalent qualifications, are not recognized for admission eligibility.
Q1.Is a language proficiency score required?
A.Yes. Applicants must submit an official Korean or English proficiency test score at the time of application. Conditional admission based on future test score submission is not permitted.
Q2.Which language proficiency scores are accepted?
A.Applicants must meet at least one of the following requirements: TOPIK Level 4 or higher, TOEFL iBT 59 or higher, or IELTS 5.5 or higher. Only valid test scores issued within the official validity period are accepted. Portfolio and Admission Process
Q1.Is a portfolio required for all applicants?
A.No. Portfolio or written material requirements vary by track. Some tracks require a portfolio, written material, or project proposal, while others may accept optional portfolio submission. Please check the requirements for each track.
Q2.Is an interview required?
A.Yes. The screening process includes both document review and an interview. Applicants who do not attend the interview will be disqualified. Graduation and Curriculum
Q1.Where can I check the graduation requirements?
A.Graduation requirements and degree completion regulations are available on the Degree Requirements page.
Q2.Where can I check the curriculum and courses?
A.Curriculum information and course structures for each track are available on the Programs & Tracks page.
Q1.Are scholarships automatically awarded upon admission?
A.Scholarships are awarded according to the university’s scholarship policy. Eligible admitted international students may receive a tuition waiver, and a separate scholarship application is not required unless otherwise specified.
Q2.Is admission finalized only after tuition payment?
A.Yes. Admission may be canceled if the admitted applicant does not complete registration and tuition payment within the designated period. Visa and Stay
Q1.What type of visa do I need?
A.International students admitted to this program must obtain a D-2 student visa.
Q2.Does the university assist with visa issuance?
A.The university issues documents required for visa application, including the Certificate of Admission. However, students are responsible for completing the visa application and issuance process.
Q1.Can I work part-time while studying?
A.Part-time work for international students is subject to Korean immigration regulations. Prior permission may be required depending on the student’s visa status.
Q2.Do I need to submit a bank balance certificate when applying?
A.No. A bank balance certificate is not required at the time of application. It is required only for final admitted applicants during the Certificate of Admission issuance process.
Q3.Where can I make further inquiries?
A.For admission-related inquiries, please contact the office listed on the Admissions page.