1. Teaching methods for applying for a master's degree in studying in Korea
South Korea's master's enrollment is divided into two phases a year, one in March and the other in September. There is no essential difference between these two admissions.
Each school has its own enrollment schedule, usually 3-6 months before the start of school.
The master's degree system in Korea is different from 1 year system, 1.5-year system, 2-year system and 2.5-year system. Usually, the two-year system is the most common.
At present, if you are studying for a master's degree in Korea, there are basically three commonly used teaching methods.
I. Korean teaching
This kind of teaching is the most common, and schools and majors have the most choices.
This is the most common way to study for a master's degree in Korea. After all, it is very necessary to master Korean. Usually, the minimum requirement for applying for Korean is IK level 3, and the language requirements of popular majors in popular universities will be improved accordingly. Some majors may add extra English scores on the basis of Korean.
If Korean can't reach the ideal Korean level at present, you can go to the Language Institute of Korea University to study Korean first, and then apply for a master's degree.
Second, English teaching.
The GSIS Institute of International Studies, which teaches in English, and some universities have relatively limited science and engineering majors. GSIS is a postgraduate business course offered by several universities in South Korea, most of which are taught in English. GSIS's enrollment schools include Seoul National University, Yonsei University, Korea University, Kyung Hee University, Asian University, Ewha Women's University, Hanyang University (some of which are taught in Korean), Xijiang University, Central University and many other Korean universities. Their main majors are international cooperation, international relations, international trade and finance.
Among them, Seoul National University and Hanyang University enroll students at the same time as ordinary universities, while other schools and colleges enroll students separately.
GSIS College of Yonsei University
GSIS College of Korea University
GSIS College of Xinjiang University
GSIS College of Ewha Women's University
GSIAS College of Korea Foreign Studies University
GSP College of Kyung Hee University
GSIS College of Central University
GSIS Graduate School of Busan National University
GSIS College of Asian University
Third, Chinese teaching.
At present, some schools have set up master's degrees in Chinese teaching for China students. There is no language requirement for admission, and the academic system is relatively flexible, but the disadvantage is that there are few professional choices and high fees.
Sejong University's one-year Master of Business Studies program.
Qingxi University 1.5-year Chinese-taught MBA
Xinjiang University 1.5-year Chinese-taught MBA
Master of Chinese Teaching in Video Production in dongguk university
Master of Arts and Cultural Management, dongguk university.
Chinese Teaching in Korean Culture College of Gyeonggi Province University.
Yonsei University Seoul Campus Global Elite Course
65438+ 0.5-year IMBA course at Yonsei University Yuanzhou Campus
China Studies Course of Hanyang University
Chinese two-year management in Jiaquan University
Jiaquan University 1.5-year MBA
East Asian University International Law
Chinese MBA of Sanyu University
Master and Doctor of cultural industry management, Sanyu University.
Doctor of Music Studies, Sanyu University
Master and doctor of comprehensive arts (music, art, dance, drama, multimedia) in Sanyu University.
National University 1- 1.5-2 year MBA
All majors in Xiangming University are exempt from language application.
One-year master's degree in K-commerce and K-integration (business \ education \ art \ sports) in Qingyi University.
Master of Management, Media Design, Education and Physical Education in Qingyi University.
2. The importance of language training for studying in Korea
1. How to solve the language training problem of studying in Korea?
The problem that China students have to face when studying in South Korea is the language barrier. Because Korean is a small language, it will not be listed as a compulsory course from primary school to high school, so it is basically a "zero" basis for language except Korean students.
This involves a question of language training, whether it is better to learn a language at home or abroad. As we all know, context is very important in language learning. Context provides a natural place for language practice, reduces boring theories in language learning, and enhances practicality and interest.
2. Korean training in China
At present, there are many Korean training institutions in China, but the training level is mixed. Most of them only involve primary Korean training, and only a handful of institutions can systematically train advanced Korean. And in terms of teachers, Korean teachers are the main ones, but there are some differences between modern Korean and Korean spoken by Korean compatriots in China in pronunciation and Korean vocabulary, especially popular words used by modern young people. A large part of Korean learners are going to study in Korea or work in Korean enterprises, so it is necessary to learn pure Korean. Finding a language training school with excellent teachers in all aspects in China is a key step to learn Korean well.
Then let's analyze learning a language in Korea.
First of all, if you have a "zero" foundation, you will have a language barrier at first, because teachers are not only facing China students, but also international students from other countries. It is impossible and impossible to translate every explanation into Chinese, which requires students to spend more time studying after class. Difficulties in learning and various discomforts in living abroad are easy to increase students' homesickness and weariness of learning, which in turn affects their study.
With the increasing number of international students coming to China, the number of China students in the Language Institute often reaches more than half, which makes students eat together, live together and play together in addition to Korean classes, so that the advantageous context of foreign language learning disappears, or they should take the initiative to leave the context. This situation mostly exists in the group of foreign students with elementary and intermediate Korean level, because foreign students who have reached the advanced Korean level have fewer language problems in daily communication than local students.
In addition, most international students in China receive Korean education, that is, they enter universities and colleges. The language requirement for admission is generally intermediate Korean, so there are few foreign students who continue to study advanced Korean in China, and advanced Korean is mostly related to cultural and ideological content, which is a mirror to understand Koreans and Korean society.
3. Common sense that freshmen studying in Korea should know
I. Geography and climate
As a country surrounded by the sea on three sides, although South Korea's land spans subtropical and temperate zones, its maritime nature will be more obvious, showing the characteristics of unclear seasons. Spring and autumn are not obvious, summer will be wet and winter will grow a lot.
So life here is sometimes cold, but it won't be very hot in summer, so the popularity of heating will be more than that of air conditioning. Everyone needs to consider the environment and geography here when preparing daily necessities.
Second, the price level.
The overall price here is not very high, but some goods will be more expensive than domestic ones, mainly due to the impact of import and export. It takes more money to get fresh ingredients first, and vegetables will be more expensive, and the price difference is relatively large.
However, the skin care products, cosmetics, clothes, shoes and bags here are more cost-effective than those in China, because they are at the forefront from styles to fabrics, and everyone can enjoy better services, but they have to spend a lot of money less, which is very helpful to improve the happiness of life.
Third, part-time.
Corresponding to the higher price, the part-time salary here is also higher. International students are very popular with local employers, because they will be more diligent and highly educated, and they will be more successful in accepting new things.
As long as you can ensure that your study efficiency will not be affected, you can freely engage in all kinds of jobs, with the minimum hourly wage of 60 yuan. But everyone must get permission to do it, and students can't do it directly.
Fourth, food culture.
The outstanding feature is that one person eats, that is, there is a relatively clear system of sharing food. No matter how many people get together or have dinner, everyone's dishes are well distributed, and there will be no big pots of dishes added together, which will not bring uncomfortable feelings.
The specialty foods are mainly kimchi and miso soup. Cooking will taste lighter, but the taste will be sweeter and more spicy. I like to combine these two tastes, which may bring discomfort to foreign students, but life is still relatively comfortable.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) transport and travel
The main modes of public transportation in Korea are subway, bus and taxi. We usually travel mainly by subway and bus. South Korea's subway and bus are relatively developed, which can cover most areas of most cities. The single ride price is 1300 won (about RMB 7~8 yuan), and it will be changed to free within half an hour. There are two kinds of taxis in Korea, the black one is a model taxi, and the price is higher than that of ordinary taxis. Students should pay attention when choosing a taxi.
Sixth, understand Korean culture.
The traditional etiquette for Koreans to meet is to bow. When the younger generation and subordinates meet their elders or superiors when walking, they should bow to greet them and stand aside to let them go first to show their respect. Men greet each other, bow and shake hands. When shaking hands, they either use their hands or their left hands and nod only once. Women don't usually shake hands with people.
Koreans accept gifts with both hands, but they don't open them in front of guests. Korean culture of studying abroad is not suitable for sending cigarettes to Korean friends. Wine is a gift for Korean men, but not for women, unless you explicitly say that wine is for her husband.
The Korean government stipulates that Korean citizens must respect the national flag, national anthem and national flower. They not only play the national anthem regularly, but also play the national anthem before the theater performance. The audience must stand up. If foreigners are too negligent in the above places, it will be considered as disrespect for South Korea.
In Korea, if someone invites you home for dinner or dinner, bring a small gift and choose packaged food. When toasting at dinner, you should hold the bottle in your right hand and the bottom of the bottle in your left hand, then bow and toast, and finally pour three cups.
In front of Koreans, mention the word "North Korea" as little as possible, and don't refer to "Seoul" as "Beijing". Photography is strictly restricted in Korea. Military facilities, airports, reservoirs, subways, national museums and places of entertainment are all prohibited, as are taking pictures in the air and high buildings.