Study Medicine in South Korea
31 universities in South Korea offer Medicine programs.Minimum bachelor fees start at 3,000,000 KRW per year.


Ajou University
Private university in Suwon born from French-Korean cooperation, renowned for engineering and IT.

The Catholic University of Korea
Private Catholic university with deep historical roots, a reference in medicine and health sciences.

Chosun University
Private university founded in 1946 in Gwangju, a pioneer of private higher education in the Honam region.

Chung-Ang University
Prestigious private university in Seoul founded in 1918, renowned for pharmacy, media, arts and law.

Dankook University
Historic private university founded in 1947, with campuses in Yongin and Cheonan.

Korea University
One of Seoul's elite private universities (SKY), founded in 1905, excelling in law, business and technology.

Dongguk University
Private Buddhist university founded in 1906 in Seoul, renowned for its film, medicine and Buddhist studies programs.

Ewha Womans University
The world's largest women's university, founded in 1886 in Seoul and a pioneer of Korean women's education.

Gachon University
Private university in the Seoul area recognised for medicine, pharmacy and biotechnology.

Hallym University
Private university in Chuncheon, renowned for its medical school and top-tier university hospital network.

Hanyang University
Private university founded in 1939, a major powerhouse of Korean engineering, with campuses in Seoul and Ansan.

Inha University
Private university in Incheon founded with the Korean-American diaspora, strong in engineering and logistics.

INJE University
Private university in Gimhae, renowned for its university hospital and automotive mechanical engineering.

Konkuk University
Private university in Seoul founded in 1946, known for its lively campus and veterinary medicine programs.

Kyung Hee University
Private university founded in 1949, renowned for its stunning campus, peace studies and hospitality management.

Chonnam National University
National university in Gwangju, a symbol of Korean democracy, strong in medicine and engineering.

Chungbuk National University
Public university in Cheongju, the leading research and medical institution of North Chungcheong Province.

Chungnam National University
National university in Daejeon, at the heart of Korea's science cluster, strong in engineering and health.

Gyeongsang National University
Major public university in Jinju, recognized for research in engineering, agriculture and veterinary medicine.

Jeju National University
Public university on Jeju Island, recognized for marine sciences, tourism and renewable energy programs.

Jeonbuk National University
National university in Jeonju, flagship of Jeollabuk-do, known for value and research strength.

Kangwon National University
Major public university in Chuncheon, a Korean pioneer in renewable energy and green industries.

Kyungpook National University
National university in Daegu, a major institution of south-east Korea, strong in medicine and engineering.

Seoul National University
South Korea's most prestigious national university and the nation's leading research institution in Seoul.

Soonchunhyang University
Private university in Asan and Seoul, renowned for its medical school and hospital network.

Sungkyunkwan University
Private university heir to a 1398 institution and long-time Samsung partner, with campuses in Seoul and Suwon.

University of Ulsan
Private university founded in 1970 in Ulsan, renowned for its close ties with Hyundai and its engineering excellence.

Wonkwang University
Private university in Iksan tied to Won Buddhism, renowned for oriental medicine and pharmacy.

Woosuk University
Private university in Jeonju renowned for Korean oriental medicine, well-being, tourism and welfare programmes.

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.
