Korea University KU STEM Scholarship
Korea University
International undergraduate applicants who submit evidence of outstanding STEM work can be considered for full tuition.
- What it pays for
- Full tuition for four semesters for new entrants or two semesters for transfer students.
- Deadline
- Spring 2027 admission closed on 31 August 2026; the Fall 2027 application dates have not been published.
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What it pays for
- Tuition
Eligibility
Who can apply
- Open to every nationality
- For Undergraduate study
- Subjects: Sciences, Engineering
- Submit a certificate of outstanding work in science, technology, engineering or mathematics with the admission application.
- There is no separate scholarship application.
- Continued support requires at least 12 credits and a previous-semester GPA of 3.5 or higher.
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