Architecture & Design in South Korea
South Korea offers 8 Architecture & Design programmes across 3 universities — Hanyang University, Seoul National University, and Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST). Seoul National University is South Korea's most prestigious public university, while Hanyang University has a strong applied engineering and design tradition; UNIST, located in Ulsan, focuses on science- and technology-driven design research.
Tuition fee data is not available for this category; prospective students should check each institution's international admissions pages for current fee schedules. South Korea's global influence in product design, urban architecture, and digital media — combined with government scholarships such as the Korean Government Scholarship Programme (KGSP) — makes it an increasingly attractive destination for international students in creative and technical disciplines.
Frequently asked questions
Which universities in South Korea offer Architecture & Design programmes?
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The 3 universities in this category are Hanyang University, Seoul National University, and Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST).
How much does it cost to study Architecture & Design in South Korea?
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Tuition varies by institution — check each university's international admissions office for current fee information, as standardised data is not available for this category.
Can international students apply to Architecture & Design programmes in South Korea?
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Yes, all three universities accept international students; many graduate programmes are available in English, and the Korean Government Scholarship Programme (KGSP) offers fully funded places for eligible applicants.
What are typical entry requirements for Architecture & Design in South Korea?
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Requirements generally include a recognised secondary or undergraduate qualification, English or Korean proficiency depending on the programme, and a portfolio demonstrating design aptitude.
How do I apply to an Architecture & Design programme in South Korea?
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Apply through each university's international admissions portal; after receiving an acceptance, obtain a D-2 student visa from your nearest Korean embassy or consulate.