Yes, but you have to pass Grade 3 in Korean or Grade 3 in China to study in Korea. Generally speaking, they study languages locally, so Dazhen University, which also has a language atmosphere, is a four-year comprehensive undergraduate university approved by the Korean Ministry of Education on October 5th. Our school has five graduate schools, five affiliated departments, two international cooperation universities, 4 1 department (department) and 50 undergraduate majors. At the same time, 20 affiliated research institutions, 17 affiliated institutions and industry-university cooperative groups were established and operated. Our school is located in the suburb one hour's drive from the capital Seoul, and the campus is located in beautiful Paju City, Gyeonggi Province. It takes about 1 hour to experience all kinds of colorful cultural life in the capital. International students are also arranged to instruct professors, so the management of international students is orderly. You can experience Korean culture and spend a wonderful university life with Korean students. The international students who graduated here maintain a high employment rate, so Dazhen University has also been highly praised by the international students who graduated. Our school was founded with the goal of cultivating talents of benevolence and righteousness. Therefore, the school-building concept of our school is based on the founding concept and reconciliation principle of the Republic of Korea, embodying the spirit of honesty, piety and faith, and cultivating creative talents who contribute everything to the country and human society. Dazhen University is located in Paju City, north of Gyeonggi Province, and is the center of the Korean Peninsula. It is precisely because of such a special geographical environment that Dazhen University aims to train talents after the reunification of the motherland. Since its establishment, our school has established international friendly exchanges-sister inter-school relations with many foreign universities such as China, the United States, Japan, Russia, Uzbekistan, the Philippines and Vietnam. International students from foreign universities are growing into international professionals by studying Korean and related professional courses at Dazhen University. At the same time, from the second semester of 2005 to the present, all Korean freshmen can study Chinese and China for one or two semesters in Suzhou and Harbin in China. One hour's drive from Seoul, near the real suburbs, graduate students maintain a high employment rate. The earliest Korea-China exchange institute in China, equivalent to Suzhou University and Harbin Normal University in China, is the first South Korea-China cooperation master program in China.