Bachelor of Counselling (Korean)

Yes, the Bachelor of Counselling (Korean) is completely taught in Korean, making it fully accessible to Korean-speaking students.

The course takes 3 years full time or 6 years part time, and must be completed within 9 years. Generally, subjects require approximately 9 hours per week, including lectures, reading and assignments.

No, the Bachelor of Counselling (Korean) is not available to international students. It is intended for Korean-speaking students who are eligible to pursue higher education (Korean high school graduation equivalent).

Applicants must be able to speak and write Korean suitable for pursuing higher education (Korean high school graduation). Proficiency is assessed by the Korean Counselling Director, or applicants must have satisfactorily completed a Korean-language award at a Korean university, or demonstrate Korean language ability equivalent to Level 5 of the Yonsei University Korean Language Test Level 6 for undergraduate entry. All Korean students must also complete an English proficiency test at the time of application unless they cannot present English test results.

Graduates can progress to the 상담학 석사 (한국어) — Master of Counselling (Korean). There is also a related 상담학 준학사 (한국어) — Associate Degree in Counselling (Korean) available as a lower-level pathway.