Korean Job Discussion Forums

[Murph]

Is it possible to earn a master's degree in Korea exclusively through English classes? I am interested in studying international relations, or international business. If you know of schools that provide this could you please let me know? Thanks

[Chaucer]

Friend did an MBA at Yonsei U a few years back--all in English, couldn't satisfy his language req with Korean but they accepted German.

[matthews_world]

Depending on which country you are from, a master's degree from a Korean university would either a step up or step down as many entrance requirements are less restrictive and the course work could be less relative, challenging or practical.

Be careful. Mostly you pay money for a piece of paper at the end with no additional prestige or notariaty attached to it. A majority of them are just diploma mills.

A university such as Yonsei, Seoul Univ. or the other SKY university, whose name eludes me, might be your best bang for your buck.

[coralreefer_1]

Yes. Your best bet though is to check the best universities (Seoul U, Yonsei, Korea U) for their GSIS programs. Yonsei in particular has a GSIS program that is exactly what you are looking for.