South Korea is a popular destination for international student who are interested in studying abroad in Asia. South Korea offers its students a high quality education, fascinating cultural environment, and various opportunities for employment and financial success following graduation.
Academic standards in South Korea are high. Students are highly competitive, and take their education very seriously, treating their teachers with the utmost respect. Most Korean students aspire to attend one of the various prestigious universities located in Seoul. If you are an international student interested in studying in a driven, academically competitive environment, South Korea is the place for you.
South Korea offers a wide variety of fields of study, so no matter what your interests, you should be able to find the right program to fit you. The arts and sciences are the most popular fields of study in South Korea, closely followed by business courses. There are also a number of culture and language based programs available, if those better suit your interests. Korea is the best place to study if you are interested in learning the Korean language; most American universities do not offer Korean language courses.
Korea is also at the cutting-edge of technology, so if you are a technologically-minded student, Korea is a great destination choice for you.
Health care in Korea is of a high quality, and can be found in general hospitals, oriental hospitals (these utilize traditional eastern medical practices), public health centers, and private hospitals. As an international student, you may choose to seek health care at international clinics, which are staffed by doctors who have studied abroad, generally in the United States, rather than hospitals. Be aware, however, that the costs at international clinics will be higher than they would be at hospitals.
Health care in Korea is of a high quality, and can be found in general hospitals, oriental hospitals (these utilize traditional eastern medical practices), public health centers, and private hospitals. As an international student, you may choose to seek health care at international clinics, which are staffed by doctors who have studied abroad, generally in the United States, rather than hospitals. Be aware, however, that the costs at international clinics will be higher than they would be at hospitals.
Many Korean residents opt to also join a private health insurance scheme, to ensure that they are fully covered in the event of an emergency. As an international student, it is a good idea to purchase travel insurance before you depart, to ensure that you are fully covered in the event of an accident or emergency.
Europe Travel | Atlas Travel | Student Secure | |
---|---|---|---|
Policy MaximumPolicy Max. | €40,000 to €6 Million | $50,000 to $2 Million | $200,000 to $5,000,000 max$200k to $5M max |
DeductibleDed. | €0 up to €2,000 | $0 up to $5,000 | $25 up to $100 |
Currency | € Euro priced | $ USD priced | $ USD priced |
Premium | Starting at €0.54/ day | Starting at $0.85/ day | Starting at $0.85/ day |
We have a range of insurance plans, however for students studying in South-korea the best insurance options are: