Central students explore history, culture, and connection in Japan
Seoul, South Korea
Kyung Hee University is a private research university with approximately 20,000 students, ranging from graduate to undergrad on three separate campuses. For international students, programs take place on the main campus in Seoul. Over 30% of courses are taught in English, allowing students to take a wide variety of courses. With the campus being in Seoul, students are exposed to a wide variety of community events and city sights that immerse them in new cultural experiences.
This Year's Updates
Independent Summer Program Kyung Hee University Information Sheet 2026-2027
Program Information
Details
Level
Undergraduate and Graduate
Term
Fall, Spring
Required GPA
2.75
Language Requirements
None
Language of Instruction
English / Korean
Application Deadline
Fall: March 15
Spring: October 15
Academic Calendar
Fall Semester: September to December
Spring Semester: March to June
Summer sessions: start in June and July
Costs
Tuition: Central Tuition (see tuition calculator)
Housing: Pay to partner university $605-$1,125
Meal: Grocery Approx. $300 per month
Academic Subjects
Asian Studies, biology, business administration, chemistry, civil engineering, economics, electrical engineering, English, government/political sciences, interior design, international business, kinesiology, Korean, mathematics, mechanical engineering, physics, recreation administration, and studio art.
Contact Information
Zongxiang Mei
Global Engagement at Central
Barnard Hall, Room 418
860.832.2043
zongxiang.mei@ccsu.edu