KAIST Undergraduate Scholarship
KAIST Undergraduate Scholarship Overview
Begin your educational journey in South Korea. happy news KAIST Undergraduate Scholarship is now available. We will go over the KAIST Undergraduate Scholarship in depth in this article, along with its advantages and step-by-step application procedure.
For international students, the KAIST University Undergraduate award 2024–2025 is a fully financed award. This award is exclusively available for master’s degree programs. The complete cost of tuition, a monthly stipend of up to 800,000 KRW, one round-trip ticket in an economy class, the cost of Korean language instruction, and health insurance are all covered by this scholarship.
Scholarship Summary
- Level of Study: Undergraduate
- Institution: KAIST University
- Study Location: South Korea
- Program Duration: 8 Semesters
- Deadline: Check the application timeline (same as Admission Application) – Deadline: January 12, 2024
Courses Offered
- College of Natural Sciences
- Physics
- Mathematical Sciences
- Chemistry
- College of Life Science & Bioengineering
- Biological Sciences
- College of Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Aerospace Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Computer Science
- Civil & Environmental Engineering
- Bio & Brain Engineering
- Industrial Design
- Industrial & Systems Engineering
- Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
- Materials Science & Engineering
- Nuclear & Quantum Engineering
- College of Business
- Business and Technology Management
Scholarship Coverage
The KAIST University Undergraduate Scholarship provides recipients with the following benefits:
KAIST International Student Scholarship
- Full tuition fee: tuition exemption for 8 semesters
- Living expenses: 350,000 KRW per month
- Medical Health insurance
Global Korea Scholarship
- Full tuition fee: tuition exemption for 8 semesters
- Living expenses: 800,000 KRW per month
- Airfare: one economy round trip
- Korean language training fee: one year
- Korean language training is mandatory, and students must achieve TOPIK grade 3 within a year to enter the degree program.
Eligibility Criteria for KAIST Undergraduate Scholarship
To qualify for the KAIST Undergraduate Scholarship, candidates must meet the following requirements:
- Required Language: English
- Eligible Countries: Open to applicants from all countries. Applicants with Korean Citizenship (dual citizenship) are NOT eligible to apply as international students.
- For Spring Semester, 2023 (EARLY only), candidates who graduated or will graduate from high school by February 28th, 2023.
- For Fall Semester, 2023, candidates who graduated or will graduate from high school by August 31st, 2023.
How to Apply for KAIST Undergraduate Scholarship
Follow these application instructions to apply for this scholarship:
- Go to the official site here and fill out your online application form.
- Pay the application fee (USD 80 or 80,000 KRW) by credit card or bank transfer.
- Upload scanned copies of the following additional required documents on the application page. The uploaded copies must be certified by the school principal or the head/director of the organization and clear & legible.
- One Recommendation Letter.
- Secondary / Tertiary School Profile.
- High school / University Transcript.
- Standardized Official Test Report.
- English Proficiency Test Report.
- Passport or National ID.
- Statement of Financial Resources – KAIST Scholarship.
- Statement of Financial Resources – Sponsorship.
- Honors and Awards (Optional).
Note: Only ONE teacher recommendation letter will be considered. The recommendation letter should be written by an academic advisor, homeroom teacher, or math/science teacher. Recommendations must be submitted electronically via the online application platform.
- Submit the application.
- Check your final admission and scholarship results.
Don’t miss the chance to pursue your undergraduate studies in South Korea with the prestigious KAIST Undergraduate Scholarship.
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