BS

Korean Language and Culture

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Key facts

  • Degree type
    Bachelor's
  • Duration
    4 years
  • Delivery method
    On campus
  • Pace
    Full-time
  • Annual tuition fee
    46,932USD
  • Start date
    Sep
  • QS Ranking
    #131

Program overview

What the University of Wisconsin, Madison says about their program:

The Korean Language and Culture, BS is a program offered at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. This degree focuses on the language, history, and society of Korea, reflecting its growing global influence.

The program immerses students in Korea's dynamic culture and economy, emphasizing the importance of understanding its language and societal trends. Students will explore various aspects of Korean culture, including its historical context and contemporary significance in the global arena.

This program is designed for those interested in careers related to Korean language and culture, particularly in fields that recognize Korea's strategic role in international relations. Graduates may find opportunities in areas such as education, translation, and cultural exchange.

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Admission requirements

Undergraduate academic requirements

  • Completion of high school/ secondary education

Postgraduate academic requirements

  • Completion of a bachelor's degree (four or five years) in a suitable subject from a recognised university with a minimum grade of Second Class Honours Lower Division (2

    2) or equivalent.

English proficiency

English proficiency is required; accepted tests include IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent.

English proficiency waivers

Documents required

  • Passport
  • Academic Transcripts
  • Degree certificate or diploma
  • Proof of English proficiency
  • Statement of purpose or personal statement
  • Recommendation letters
  • Finance proof
  • Translations
  • Credential evaluations
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Required grades

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  • Grade Point Average (GPA)

    3.84

    Holistic

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Additional requirements

Documents

Course and grade information for grades 9-12; final official secondary transcript after graduation. International curricula require the relevant official records: British-patterned applicants submit IGCSE/O-level, AS (if taken), A-level courses/predictions and final results; IB applicants submit transcript and IBO records/predictions as applicable.

Essays and statements

Two essays: one Common App first-year essay or the Universities of Wisconsin personal-experience prompt, plus the UW-Madison required why UW-Madison/selected major essay.

Recommendations

One required academic recommendation from a teacher, school counsellor, or faculty member; one additional recommendation is optional.

Tests and examinations

For applicants from countries where English is not the native language, English proficiency is required unless English was the primary language of instruction for all four secondary years: DET 115+, IELTS 6.5+, or TOEFL iBT 80+. ACT/SAT submission is optional only through the Spring 2027 term; verify the policy for the intended cycle.

How to apply

Scholarships at University of Wisconsin, Madison

  • International Student Scholarships

    Official page

    UW-Madison provides scholarship and funding resources for international students, including scholarships available through campus and departmental systems.

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Fees

University of Wisconsin, Madison provides fee information that can help students understand how study costs may be structured or may vary across options. University of Wisconsin, Madison encourages students to review official funding and financial-support information to confirm what cost guidance or support may be available.

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What is the cost of living near University of Wisconsin, Madison?

Category Cost  (in United States Dollar)
Rent, 1-bed apartment in city centre$1,678
Rent, 1-bed apartment outside centre$1,437
Utilities (electricity, heating, water, refuse)$218
Internet (60 Mbps unlimited)$75
Mobile phone plan (data + calls)$52
Monthly public transport pass$63
Monthly grocery basket$350· USA average
Books and study supplies (monthly)$58
Coffee shop drink$5
Cinema or cultural event ticket$15
Gym membership$65

Indicative monthly costs per person.

Data sourced from citycost.org (Crowdsourced), numbeo.com (Crowdsourced) and financialaid.wisc.edu (University published).

Visa requirements for the University of Wisconsin, Madison

Navigating the visa process is a crucial step in your study abroad journey. Make sure to seek guidance and support to ensure you meet all necessary requirements for your time at University of Wisconsin, Madison.

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