Kyonggi University Exchange Partner Information

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1 Kyonggi University Exchange Partner Information General Information Country Republic of Korea City/Province/State Suwon si, Gyeonggi do Part of the Country (e.g. Midwest) Northeast Asia Year of Founding 1947 Religious Affiliation No Type of Institution Private Public Others: * (e.g. Liberal Arts) Student Population Undergraduate 14,500 / Graduate 2,300 Nearest Airport(s) Incheon Airport Transportation from Airport to the Pick up service Campus Address (include postal code) Kyonggi University, Office of International Affairs, Kyonggi University Gwanggyosan ro, Yeongtong Gu, Suwon Si, Gyeonggi Do, , Korea Telephone (include area code) Fax (include area code) Official E mail oip@kgu.ac.kr Official Website Official Facebook Information about International Programme Office in Charge of Student Exchange Office of International Affairs Website of This Office Contact for Incoming Students from Name: Ms.SaeJeong Kate Kim Lingnan katekim@kgu.ac.kr Tel: Contact for Outgoing Students to Name: Ms. SeoWon Marie Jang Lingnan jswok1129@kgu.ac.kr Tel: Academic Information Language(s) of Instruction Field of Studies for Exchange Students (Please specify if any Mainly: Korean Others: English Spring Semester : Presentation, Market Economy & Property Right, Global Communication,

2 module constraints and restrictions) Business Chinese 1, Introduction to Programming, International Industrial Information Course Inquiry, Principles of Economics, Theory of International Management, International Relations in East Asia, Business English, Intermediate Chinese Writing, International Cooperation and Friendship, Current Chinese, International Marketing, American Foreign Policy, Global Culture and Organization, e Finance, Elementary English Conversation, Elementary English Composition, English Speech, International Marketing, Financial Statement, Principles of Marketing, Financial Management, Introduction to World Economy, English Speech, Elementary English Conversation, Practical English, Elementary English Conversation Website of Courses Offered for Exchange Students Popular Courses Taken by Exchange Students Service Learning/ Civic Engagement Programmes Available for Exchange Students Credits/ECTS per Term Equivalencies of Credits/ECTS Fall Semester : Everyday English Conversation, English Communication, Media English, Statistics and Living, Introduction to Information Technology, English Conversation for Intermediate Students, Intermediate English Composition, Advanced English Conversation, Consumer Behavior, Practice on Financial Accounting, Principles of Management, Introduction to Political Science, Advanced English Composition, Intermediate Chinese Conversation, Introduction to Data Base, e Business Management, Market Economy & Property Right, Presentation, Advanced Chinese Conversation, Theory of Multinational Corporation, e Business Marketing, e Business Information System, UN and International Conflicts, Management Information System, International Trade Theory, Introduction to World Culture, Chinese Political Economy, Investments, Everyday English Conversation, English Communication, Current English Practice *Courses are subject to be changed. &orgcd=k No Yes (Please provide programme website and specify if it is credit bearing)* Minimum: Maximum: 20 credits Each course is worth 3 credits. Some courses are worth 2 credits

3 Application Application Method & Link Submit required documents by post Application Deadline Fall 2015 Spring /5/ /11/2015 Minimum Academic Requirements (If any) Cumulative GPA Not specified Others (Please specify) Minimum Language Requirements Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Others (Please Specify) (Paper based) (Internet based) (Computer based) Minimum overall score: Minimum component requirements: Yes (Please specify) * Academic Calendar Link of Academic Calendar Date of Orientation Session Fall 2015 Spring 2016 The beginning of each semester The beginning of each semester Date of Arrival Pick Up 2Days before starting class 2Days before starting class (e.g. 2 days before orientation) Course Registration Period From 18/8/2015 To 20/8/2015 From 16/2/2016 To 18/2/2016 Start Date of Class 1/9/2015 2/3/2016 End Date of Class 22/12/ /6/2016 Dates of Term Break From 23/12/2015 To 1/3/2016 From 21/6/2016 To 31/8/2016 Final Examinations Period From 16/12/2015 To 22/12/2015 From 14/6/2016 To 21/6/2016 Check in Date of Student Residence 29/08/2015 2Days before starting class Halls (If Applicable) Check out Date of Student Residence Halls (if Applicable) 19/12/ /6/2015

4 Accommodation Website of Student Residence Halls Availability of Student Residence Halls for Exchange Students Yes (Please specify if any assistance in finding private housing available)* Availability of Student Residence Yes * Halls for Exchange Students During Term Break Are exchange students guaranteed Yes * accommodation before arrival? Are exchange students allowed to choose to live in International Halls? Yes No* Range of Accommodation Fee per Residents must pay for room fee at once, not monthly or weekly. -1,806,300KRW for six months or 1,273,700KRW for four months. Term (Double Occupancy) Housing Options Single Double Homestay Apartment Shared Room* Please specify the number of residents in a shared room Application Method & Link Application Period Fall 2015 Spring /5/ /11/2015 Estimated Expenses for Exchange Students Orientation Session Fee Not applicable Arrival Pick up Fee Not decided yet Meal Plan Compulsory Not Compulsory* No. of Meal Plans Available: Price Range per Term: Student Activities Fee Tuition per Term Tuition fee waived Estimated Living Expenses per Term $500/monthly (accommodation fee is excluded) Damage Deposit for Residence Health & Medical Insurance Fee per $11/monthly Term Estimated Total Expenses (Excluding $2,040/semester Accommodation Fee)

5 Health Insurance & Financial Proof Are there any mandatory insurance packages that students are required to purchase before/after arrival? Are there any criteria for exchange students to meet in purchasing insurance packages? (e.g. amount of coverage) Amount of Financial Proof Required for Student Visa Application Yes, before arrival Yes, after arrival * Yes (Please specify)* covering the hospital fee Part time Job On campus Part time Job Off campus Part time Job Available Not Available* Available t Available* If available, are there limits of working time per week? Yes (Please specify the number of hours)* 20 hour(s) per week.