South Korean Scholarship

South Korean Scholarship opportunities in South Korea for international students in 2025–2026, ranging from Korean government programs to university-specific and private fellowships: Scholarship Programs 1. Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) — Korean Government (formerly KGSP) Covers full tuition, monthly stipend, round-trip airfare, medical insurance, and one-year Korean language training . Open to undergraduate, master’s, and PhD applicants; offered through embassy or university track . In 2025, over 1,820 students from 155 countries will be selected . Language training typically begins in 1st week of September for graduate students . 2. UST (University of Science & Technology) Scholarships For master’s and PhD students in science and technology fields . Provides full tuition, monthly stipend (₩1,200,000 for master’s; ₩1,600,000 for PhD), health insurance, and research support . Applications typically close by mid-September . 3. KAIST Scholarships Offers full scholarships for undergraduate, graduate, master’s, and PhD students in STEM fields . Benefits include full tuition, monthly stipend health insurance, and Korean language support . All semesters are automatically free. just have to get accepted. "Monthly 350,000 KRW for a Master; Monthly 400,000 KRW for a PhD plus full coverage." Deadline. Last date to submit your admission is September,2,2025 For more information about admission, campus, academic & research.. You can get information on the University,s website. www.kaist.ac.kr/en/ For admission Information. www.kaist.ac.kr/en/html/admission/0201/html 4. SNU Scholarships (Seoul National University) Offers several scholarships including: President Fellowship for PhD-level faculty from developing countries . Glo-Harmony Scholarship for graduate students in various disciplines . Broad SNU scholarships offering full tuition, stipend, airfare, and more . For information about admission and deadline, please visit university,s website. Website. en.snu.ac.kr First of all What You Can Do 1. Clarify your study level (undergraduate, master’s, PhD). 2. Determine your field of study (STEM, humanities, public policies.