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Participation requirements/study abroad period

Participation requirements

Students who meet the following criteria and conditions can apply to AUKP.

Target department

Second-year students (applications must be made in the first year) from the Department of Business Administration, Department of Data Science, Department of Economics, Department of Law, Department of International Relations, Department of Multicultural Communication, and Contemporary Society.
*Students of the Department of Hospitality Management and Department of Urban Innovation as well as students enrolled in the “ASIA YUME COLLEGE”, are not eligible to apply.

Participation conditions

① The applicant is not facing any major problems that would prevent them from being accepted for the study abroad program (such as academic performance, learning attitude, study abroad expenses, health, etc.).
② Attend all pre-departure training sessions.
③ Ability to comply with the rules and conditions of the study abroad program.
④Completion of the required Korean language course.
*Participation conditions may apply depending on the department.

Capacity

Maximum 20 people (minimum 5 people)
*If the number of registered participants exceeds the capacity, selection will be based on the highest GPA.

study abroad period

Department	Study abroad year	study abroad period
Department of Management Department of Data Science Department of Economics Department of Law Department of Multicultural Communication	Spring semester of the second year	March to August (About 5 months)
Department of Business Administration Department of Economics Department of Law Department of International Relations Contemporary Sociology	Fall semester of the second year	September to the following February (About 5 months)

Overview of the host university

Kyung Hee University

type of stay

Examples of local classes and timetables

The classes consist of three classes: Korean language classes to learn Korean, culture classes to learn Korean culture, and Korean research seminars. In addition to exams, evaluations are conducted from a variety of perspectives, including assignments, class participation, attendance, and attitude toward classes.
Students can take and earn Credit courses in Asia University, so they can graduate in four years without taking a leave of absence. The subjects that are accredited vary from department to department, so for details, please refer to the "Guide to Studying Abroad" uploaded to the Asia University Portal.

Korean Language Classes

Cultural Classes

Korean research Seminar

[Reference] Weekly schedule (example)

How to apply and the process to study abroad

Flow to study abroad

Please note that this varies depending on the department.
*The information for both the spring and fall semesters is based on future plans, so please use it as a reference only.

Spring semester dispatch

schedule
Department of Management Department of Data Science Department of Economics Department of Law Department of Multicultural Communication	Deadline for submission of application documents	Early September
	Interview (for those who have not taken the compulsory Korean language course)	Mid-September
	Preliminary workshop start	November
	End of pre-training session	March
	Off to Korea!	Late March

Fall semester dispatch

schedule
Department of Business Administration Department of Economics Department of Law Department of International Relations Contemporary Sociology	Deadline for submission of application documents	Early March
	Interview (for those who have not taken the compulsory Korean language course)	Mid-March
	Preliminary workshop start	2nd year May
	End of pre-training session	September 2nd year
	Off to Korea!	Late September

(2025.02.25 Participation fees are temporarily hidden. Please return "Participation fees" below to heading 2.)

Participation fee

AUKP participation fee (FY 2020)

1.1 million yen (estimate)

• It is set based on the amount paid (actual expenses) to the host university, travel agency, insurance company, etc.
• Prices vary depending on the period of study abroad, depending on the number of participants, exchange rates, and other factors.

Included in participation fee

Tuition at the host university, accommodation fees, travel expenses, visa fees, overseas travel insurance fees, overseas remittance fees

Items not included in the participation fee

Costs for study materials, food, passport acquisition, local living expenses such as purchasing items and doing laundry, local transportation and communication costs, pocket money
* Any costs other than those listed in "What is included in the participation fee" are not included in the participation fee unless otherwise specified.

method of payment

You can choose either cash transfer or Tokyu card payment.
*Credit cards other than Tokyu cards cannot be used.
 

• Cash transfer: Lump-sum payment only
• Tokyu Card: In addition to lump sum payment, payment in installments up to 36 times is possible *Conditions apply

 
For details, please contact the Tokyu Card Co., Ltd. Information Desk directly at the Navi Dial (0570-026-109). If you are unable to get through to the Navi Dial, please contact us at 03-3707-3100.