▶ How to ApplyApply online on Sejong University website http://eng.sejong.ac.kr

▶ Eligibility and QualificationsA bachelor's degree from a four-year education institution or a bachelor's degree expected before admission into the program.

- Applicants who already received a Master's degree are also welcomed

Applicants who meet one of the following language proficiency standards:

TOEFL IELTS TEPS PTE AIBT PBT CBT

5.5 600 5380 550 210

▶ Tuition (provisional)

Global BusinessEntrance Fee Tuition Total

990,000 4,141,000 5,131,000

The above fees may change annuallyThe total amount is estimated for the first semester

▶ ScholarshipProgram Category Eligibility Benefits Renewal Requirements

Scholarship Program for Non-Korean

Nationals

Partial Scholar-

ship

Applicants currently working in Korea.

30% of tuition fee Previous semester GPA

3.0 or higher

Applicants who satisfy any of the language proficiency requirements

below.

Faculty at Sejong University 70% of tuition fee

�Applicants from countries where English is the mother tongue or official language must meet the language proficiency requirements to be eligible for scholarship.

Language proficiency requirements for scholarship (30% of tutition fee)

TOEFL IELTS TEPS PTE A

IBT PBT CBT6.0 710 57

85 555 225

▶ Contact UsThe Center for International Students and Scholars (CISS) E-mail intadmission@sejong.ac.kr / Phone +82-2-3408-4408 / Fax +82-2-3408-3813Webpage http://eng.sejong.ac.krAddress #209, Student Center, Sejong University, 209 Neungdong-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul 143-747 KoreaASP Official Website http://asp.sejong.ac.kr

(Unit: KRW)

Sejong Asian Studies Master’s Program

Explore a Social Sciences Approach toAsian Studies in the 21st Century

Asian Studies Master’s ProgramExplore a Social Sciences Approach to Asian Studies in the 21st Century

▶ ASP Foundation Courses- Government & Politics in Asia- Economic Development in Korea- Education & International Development in Asia- International Relations in East Asia- Classics of Asian Thought- Research Design & Methodology

Why Asian Studies at Universityin Seoul, South Korea?

Many experts believe Asia will lead in the 21st century, and that Korea will play a key role in business, politics, culture and education. That’s why the Asian Studies program at Sejong University, with its unique social sciences approach, is such a great place to prepare for this exciting future.

In fact, international students have been coming to Sejong for almost 20 years. Some have used the Asian Studies program as a launching pad to successful professional and business careers. For others, the program has served as a vital stepping stone to doctoral studies. In all cases, students have benefited from the opportunity to study and live in Seoul – one of the world’s safest and most exciting megacities.

As a part-time program with late afternoon and evening classes, the ASP can easily accommodate students who want to combine work with study. And, with four and five semester options and available thesis track, students get to determine their own pace. Finally, Sejong’s reasonable tuition and generous scholarships make the ASP program affordable for students from many countries.

At Sejong, we are proud of the multicultural environment we have created on campus, with more than 1,600 international students in 2017. Major ranking organizations have also noted our emerging excellence. Sejong now ranks in the top 12 universities in Korea (THE) and top 100 in Asia (#93 - QS). I encourage prospective students to learn more about us, then join our Asian Studies Master’s Program at Sejong University.

Program Requirements & Courses

In order to graduate, students must earn 30 credit hours, and pass two comprehensive exams in their penultimate semester. (Note: the optional master’s thesis counts for 6 of these 30 credit hours)

Starting in 2017, six courses have been designated as ASP Foundation Courses, with two offered each semester in rotation. In addition to these Foundation Courses, students can choose from ASP Elective Courses, or courses offered by other graduate programs at Sejong, such as Hospitality & Tourism Management or the MBA program.

▶ ASP Elective Courses- Administrative Reform in Korea- Basics of the Korean Education System- Colloquium in Asian Studies- Confucianism & Korean Literature- Culture & Law in Asian Society- Foreign Relations of Korea- International Organizations- Korean-American Relations- Politics of a Divided Korea

- Anti-corruption Challenges in Asia- Chinese Economic Transformation- Comparative Religions: East & West- Culture & Economy- E Government in Korea- International Business Ethics- Islam, Trade & Society in Asia- Media & Technology- Youth & SocietyBarry Devolin, Associate Professor

Chair, Asian Studies Master’s Program