Generally, the cost of studying in South Korea is about RMB 20,000 per year in public universities, and the tuition fee in private universities is between RMB 38,000 and RMB 45,000. The relevant contents are as follows:

1, tuition. South Korea's universities are divided into public and private, and the tuition fees of different types of universities are also different. Generally speaking, the tuition fees of public universities are cheaper than those of private universities. Humanities and social sciences, about 20 thousand yuan per semester; Engineering, about 30 thousand yuan per semester; Medicine, about 40 thousand per semester.

2. Accommodation fee. Accommodation is also an important expense during studying in Korea. Korean universities generally provide dormitories or homestays for international students to choose from. Campus dormitory, about RMB 1000-2000 per month; Host families, ranging from about 2000-3000 yuan per month; Rent an apartment outside, ranging from 2000 to 4000 per month.

3. Living expenses In addition to tuition and accommodation, international students also need to consider the daily living expenses. Meals, ranging from 1500-2500 RMB per month; Transportation fee, ranging from 500- 1000 RMB per month; The communication fee is about 100-200 yuan RMB per month; Hospitality expenses range from 500- 1000 RMB per month.

South Korea travel guide

1, itinerary planning: First, you need to determine your travel time and budget, and then choose the cities and scenic spots you want to visit. Seoul, Busan and Jeju Island are all very popular tourist destinations. Mode of transportation: South Korea's transportation system is very developed, including subway, bus, taxi and other options. If you want to explore the area more freely, you can also consider renting a car or riding a motorcycle.

2, food experience: Korean food is very famous, including fried chicken, barbecue, kimchi, bibimbap and so on. In addition, there are many traditional Korean dishes to taste, such as seafood pancakes and cold noodles. Shopping experience, Korea is the fashion capital, and there are many shopping centers and shopping malls to visit. In addition, there are many traditional markets and small shops where you can buy local specialties and souvenirs.

3. Cultural experience: Korea has a long history and cultural tradition, and there are many museums, temples and palaces to visit. There are many traditional festivals and celebrations, such as Spring Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival. Note: When traveling in Korea, you need to pay attention to some etiquette and cultural habits, such as dressing appropriately, not spitting, not littering and so on.