Study International Relations in South Korea
11 universities in South Korea offer International Relations programs.Minimum bachelor fees start at 4,725,900 KRW per year.
Korea University
One of Seoul's elite private universities (SKY), founded in 1905, excelling in law, business and technology.
Ewha Womans University
The world's largest women's university, founded in 1886 in Seoul and a pioneer of Korean women's education.
Sookmyung Women's University
Prestigious private women's university in Seoul founded in 1906, educating leading women professionals and executives.
Hankuk University of Foreign Studies
Leading private Seoul university specialising in languages, translation and international studies.
Inha University
Private university in Incheon founded with the Korean-American diaspora, strong in engineering and logistics.
Kyung Hee University
Private university founded in 1949, renowned for its stunning campus, peace studies and hospitality management.
Incheon National University
Public university in Incheon's global Songdo cluster, oriented toward global and international studies.
Seoul National University
South Korea's most prestigious national university and the nation's leading research institution in Seoul.
Sogang University
Jesuit university in Seoul founded in 1960, renowned for humanities, business and Korean studies.
Yeungnam University
Large private university in Gyeongsan near Daegu, offering a broad portfolio of programs at affordable fees.
Yonsei University
Historic private university in Seoul dating back to 1885, combining academic excellence and global openness.