Master in Internationl Graduate School

The Internationl Graduate School is a master's program at Seoul Hanyoung University, located in Guro-gu, South Korea. Rather than a single specialized discipline, this program is organized as a graduate school built for international students, typically housing a range of graduate-level fields of study under one administrative structure so that students from abroad can pursue advanced coursework, research, and thesis work with English-medium instruction and support services tailored to non-Korean speakers. Graduate schools of this kind commonly offer coursework in areas such as business, social sciences, education, or applied professional fields, combined with academic advising, language support, and cultural orientation for international cohorts. Students admitted to such programs generally complete required coursework, participate in seminars, and produce a thesis or capstone project under faculty supervision, developing research skills alongside subject-matter expertise in their chosen track. Because the school is oriented toward an international student body, class sizes, support services, and administrative processes are often designed with visa status, language transition, and academic integration for overseas students in mind. Graduates of international graduate school programs typically pursue further academic study, professional careers in fields connected to their coursework, or roles that benefit from cross-cultural academic training gained while studying abroad. The program duration ranges from two to three years depending on the student's track and thesis progress, with new students admitted in both March and September. Instruction is delivered in English, allowing international applicants to study without needing advanced Korean proficiency, while annual tuition is set at approximately 2802 US dollars. Located in Guro-gu, the program gives students access to a Seoul-area university setting focused on serving an international graduate student community.