@@HaoyeeAmelia Do you've the feeling that an Erasmus Exchange student won't have difficulties to find his way on the campus? Everything is indicated? And will be well integrated with others students? Thanks!!
@@Milestones6 basically most things are indicated around the campus so it wasn’t a huge problem for us to get around. there might be some confusion in the beginning but we got used to it after walking around for a few times. besides, the campus isn’t too big so there isn’t much worry. they also have a Global Buddy program that pairs international students with local students to make the best out of their time there!
Hello! It's not a requirement ☺ We're taking 2 Korean language and culture classes, along with 2 electives (Introduction to Astronomy, and Eastern & Western Religions). You don't have to go for the electives, but we would recommend going for 2 of the Korean language classes to strengthen your skills :)
@@nurizyantiafiqah8407 as for our university (University of Malaya) students, we basically didn’t have to pay for dormitory accommodation. however, other expenses like meals are on our own spending :)
Hi! I wanted to ask something about the kitchen that I didn't get. I know I would have to bring my own cutlery and plates/mugs but do you guys need to bring like your own pans and cooking pots or are they provided in the kitchen for communal use???
hi! yes you would have to bring your own cooking utensils too 😁 they’re not for communal use unless you buy your own and decide to share it with a few friends or something
Heyyy first of all great video! I just have a few questions that I've been wondering about hope you can answer them. 1. Will you be okay attending there if you have no knowledge of Korean whatsoever (since I heard they had English track programs) 2. Are there a lot of foreigners at sejeong? How is the student life like?
Thanks for your support! 1. It should be fine if they have the English track, but generally you'll need to pick up some basic Korean (ordering food, getting directions) like in any other country to survive comfortably! Shouldn't be a problem though, the Korean alphabet (hangul) is quite easy to pick up. 2. We had quite a few other foreign exchange students during our time (peak of the pandemic), so it should be better nowadays. You can join their Global Buddies programs and meet other foreigners too!
Hi ! I have a few questions. - Is Korean an requirement needed? Do you recommend taking korean classes that I saw were available - Do you by chance know anyone I could contact that majors in dance, or do you know what type of dance they do there? - Are they foreigner friendly there? To POC?
Hello! Korean is not a requirement as an exchange student. I highly recommend taking the Korean classes in Sejong! For dancing, I'm not too sure but you can try to contact the international office for students! So far we haven't met any discrimination, and the people are generally very open to new people and different cultures!
Hi!! Thanks for this video, it was quite helpful! Did you guys get a chance to check out their culinary arts department? I was looking to apply for the culinary arts and pastry programme but I couldn’t gather much information.
Hello! I'm sorry but we were on an exchange program, so we wouldn't know... I believe you can try to contact their international students office and see if they have these scholarship programs available.
@@sam_sa09 We can't say for sure because we didn't really experience Hanyang. However, I would say that Sejong was amazing in terms of facilities, location and management! Loved our time there :)
@@HaoyeeAmelia it does look great actually 😔 I just saw so many negative comments about it before, and I don't think single room options are available. Ahhh this is such a tough choice :') would you say the Korean classes provided were of good quality?
Hello can i ask some questions please reply if you can 1. Is electronics allowed in dorm room (like kettle or a rice cooker e.t.c) 2. Does this university have english medium courses?
I am from Pakistan and I have a research opportunity offer at Sejong University for material Science, I am really not sure if I should go for it. I am very unfamiliar with the South Korean culture, and I absolutely don't speak the local language. Is it hospitable for international students? how is life in general in South Korea?
I would say it's just like any other country: hard to get the hang of it at first, but with translation apps you'll be able to survive. A few months in I'm sure you'll be able to pick up basic Korean! Other than that, public transportation in Seoul is excellent, a lot of restaurants everywhere. It's pretty easy!
@@Muradsahar Generally very safe (based on our 6 months). I think the worst we've seen was that on Fridays to Sundays after 10pm there will be a lot of drunkards in places with nightlife... but that's about it
I have been registered before 10 minutes to study eng I have question about scholarships Are the Korean scholarships available for international students under age 25 only or what .? Tell me more about it please
Hello.....I saw in an article that there is a halal food section in Sejong university's cafeteria. Is it true? And how much is the average food cost there? Thanks for the video ☺️☺️
Hello, thanks for supporting! I don't think there's a halal food section (at least not during our time there last year). However, our Muslim friends will go for options that are Muslim friendly like chicken donkatsu etc. A meal in Sejong's cafeteria would cost around 3500KRW~6000KRW :)
There are options around, but I believe there aren't many to choose from around Sejong University. Best to ask a Muslim person who's currently over there, as we never went looking for Halal food! Sorry about that, hope this helps ☺☺
I am from India I want to enroll in sejong university if possible. Since I am not a resident of Korea it's difficult for me to get admission I guess. Can u all reply to me plz 🙏
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Thank you so much for filming this! Hope to meet you this fall!
Happy to help! But we won’t be staying until
fall though 😅 gonna head back in August
Going there in the spring.. so excited! Thank you so much for such an entertaining and informative video :)
I would like go study there during one semester as an exchange student next year!
Go for it, it's gonna be a lifetime experience!
I'm in sejong now and I love in the same room lolz😄 video was helpful!
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Best and thanks for sharing!
You're most welcome! Glad to share 😊
Very useful and complete! Thanks
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@@HaoyeeAmelia Do you've the feeling that an Erasmus Exchange student won't have difficulties to find his way on the campus? Everything is indicated? And will be well integrated with others students? Thanks!!
@@Milestones6 basically most things are indicated around the campus so it wasn’t a huge problem for us to get around. there might be some confusion in the beginning but we got used to it after walking around for a few times. besides, the campus isn’t too big so there isn’t much worry.
they also have a Global Buddy program that pairs international students with local students to make the best out of their time there!
The only reason I’m studying is to enter Sejong university 😁😁
I've been registered before a minutes.
Go for it!
Hello brother, can you tell me how many days a week are the classes held for the bachelor's program in Sejong University?
Hello 🤗 Ive few quest .. Is there any requirement for foreign student to learn hangul first? And whats subject are you taking there?
Hello! It's not a requirement ☺
We're taking 2 Korean language and culture classes, along with 2 electives (Introduction to Astronomy, and Eastern & Western Religions). You don't have to go for the electives, but we would recommend going for 2 of the Korean language classes to strengthen your skills :)
@@HaoyeeAmelia oouh thanks for your reply ✨ Guys, may i know about the accommodation and meal there? Is it free?
@@HaoyeeAmelia hello! do they teach animation in english for foreign students?
@@nurizyantiafiqah8407 as for our university (University of Malaya) students, we basically didn’t have to pay for dormitory accommodation. however, other expenses like meals are on our own spending :)
@@chichi5941 no idea about that 😅 you may check their subject lists after you’ve enrolled into the uni :)
Hi! I wanted to ask something about the kitchen that I didn't get. I know I would have to bring my own cutlery and plates/mugs but do you guys need to bring like your own pans and cooking pots or are they provided in the kitchen for communal use???
hi! yes you would have to bring your own cooking utensils too 😁 they’re not for communal use unless you buy your own and decide to share it with a few friends or something
Heyyy first of all great video! I just have a few questions that I've been wondering about hope you can answer them.
1. Will you be okay attending there if you have no knowledge of Korean whatsoever (since I heard they had English track programs)
2. Are there a lot of foreigners at sejeong? How is the student life like?
Thanks for your support!
1. It should be fine if they have the English track, but generally you'll need to pick up some basic Korean (ordering food, getting directions) like in any other country to survive comfortably! Shouldn't be a problem though, the Korean alphabet (hangul) is quite easy to pick up.
2. We had quite a few other foreign exchange students during our time (peak of the pandemic), so it should be better nowadays. You can join their Global Buddies programs and meet other foreigners too!
Coming this March inshallah ❣️
Same what major are u in ?
@@malakkammar5544are you studying in sejong university ?
Hi ! I have a few questions.
- Is Korean an requirement needed? Do you recommend taking korean classes that I saw were available
- Do you by chance know anyone I could contact that majors in dance, or do you know what type of dance they do there?
- Are they foreigner friendly there? To POC?
Hello!
Korean is not a requirement as an exchange student. I highly recommend taking the Korean classes in Sejong!
For dancing, I'm not too sure but you can try to contact the international office for students!
So far we haven't met any discrimination, and the people are generally very open to new people and different cultures!
Hi!! Thanks for this video, it was quite helpful! Did you guys get a chance to check out their culinary arts department? I was looking to apply for the culinary arts and pastry programme but I couldn’t gather much information.
Woops sorry we did not :(
Annyeong 🙌
I have a question❓
Do they have scholarship for new student? If yes how can I contact them.... thank you in advance
Hello! I'm sorry but we were on an exchange program, so we wouldn't know... I believe you can try to contact their international students office and see if they have these scholarship programs available.
i’ll be there in february!
That's great! It'll still be snowy up till mid-February so do be prepared, but once March comes you'll start feeling the cool breeze of spring!
@@HaoyeeAmelia do you recommend Sejong over Hanyang?
@@sam_sa09 We can't say for sure because we didn't really experience Hanyang. However, I would say that Sejong was amazing in terms of facilities, location and management! Loved our time there :)
@@HaoyeeAmelia it does look great actually 😔 I just saw so many negative comments about it before, and I don't think single room options are available. Ahhh this is such a tough choice :') would you say the Korean classes provided were of good quality?
@@sam_sa09 Oh the classes were really helpful to us! Easy to learn, don't worry about it :)
Hello can i ask some questions please reply if you can
1. Is electronics allowed in dorm room (like kettle or a rice cooker e.t.c)
2. Does this university have english medium courses?
Yes there are english courses but there are few majors in english language and most of majors are in korean language.
I am from Pakistan and I have a research opportunity offer at Sejong University for material Science, I am really not sure if I should go for it. I am very unfamiliar with the South Korean culture, and I absolutely don't speak the local language. Is it hospitable for international students? how is life in general in South Korea?
I would say it's just like any other country: hard to get the hang of it at first, but with translation apps you'll be able to survive. A few months in I'm sure you'll be able to pick up basic Korean!
Other than that, public transportation in Seoul is excellent, a lot of restaurants everywhere. It's pretty easy!
@@HaoyeeAmelia How is the overall public safety in the capital area?
@@Muradsahar Generally very safe (based on our 6 months).
I think the worst we've seen was that on Fridays to Sundays after 10pm there will be a lot of drunkards in places with nightlife... but that's about it
Can u go outside of the uni ??
And thanks so much for the info I really needed it for me and my friends 🙏.... Hope Ur doing well 😊....
yes you can go outside and even work part time outside the campus
I have been registered before 10 minutes to study eng
I have question about scholarships
Are the Korean scholarships available for international students under age 25 only or what .? Tell me more about it please
I think you can contact their International Student Center for help on this! They've been very helpful through our process.
Hello.....I saw in an article that there is a halal food section in Sejong university's cafeteria. Is it true? And how much is the average food cost there?
Thanks for the video ☺️☺️
Hello, thanks for supporting!
I don't think there's a halal food section (at least not during our time there last year). However, our Muslim friends will go for options that are Muslim friendly like chicken donkatsu etc. A meal in Sejong's cafeteria would cost around 3500KRW~6000KRW :)
@@HaoyeeAmelia Got it.... thank you so much for replying ʘ‿ʘ
@@taetastic8578 Most welcome :)
Do i need to submit the original documents?
Can we do part time jobs while attending as an international student?
We're not sure if it's legal or not, but we know a few friends who went for it! Do check the legalities in regards to this.
lol you can you part time jobs, how do you think international students pay their tuitions?
I just want to ask,is all the food in Sejong University halal?
not all of them, but there are halal options available!
How much they pay to research assistant
Hi! I know that is stupid question but i have to ask this college is in seoul or where thanks:)
This college in Seoul
@@iammpaaa thank you
Yes it's in Seoul!
Is it in Seoul?? Or far from Seoul city? 😅
It is in Seoul!
Can you help to get admission here?
How much is the cost of eating in the canteen per month?
A meal was about 4000KRW - 7000KRW, it's definitely much cheaper than eating out!
Is this university comes under gks scholarship?? Please tell me...
We're not sure as we did not apply for this scholarship. :)
Is the admission easy for international students in Sejong Univ?
We joined a student exchange program so it was fairly easy for us :)
yes it is easy for international students to get admission in korean universities
Please give a public transport details to reach sejong University from Incheon international airport?
It will help me a lot if anyone guide me.
Hi! just a question, hows the halal foods situation there
There are options around, but I believe there aren't many to choose from around Sejong University. Best to ask a Muslim person who's currently over there, as we never went looking for Halal food!
Sorry about that, hope this helps ☺☺
Is it the best university in Korea?
It is in the top 10 universities of south korea
is this public or private university ??
It's a private university in South Korea!
Does it require TOPIK?😢
We joined a student exchange program so we did not need TOPIK! :)
depends on your track if you choose english track you don't need TOPIK
they dont have a bidet????? im crying how am i gonna wash my ass
haha you won't find them in your dorms
can i study here from bangladesh
yes you can
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Hi! Are you going for 2 weeks program or 1 semester program? And please reply to my comments in your qna video >< 🙏🏻 tq !!
Hello! It's a 1 semester program (4.5 months), we extended our stay till 6 months ☺
Hello there
I am from India
I want to enroll in sejong university if possible.
Since I am not a resident of Korea it's difficult for me to get admission I guess.
Can u all reply to me plz 🙏
@@kalgaming4086 Hello! Sorry but we're not full time students in Sejong University. You can contact their International Office for help on this :)
Hello , where are you from guys? You guys look like Koreans but you're speaking English
Hello Abbos! We're Malaysians, this video was shot during our 6-month exchange program in Seoul :)
Hi! I know that is stupid question but i have to ask this college is in seoul or where thanks :)
Hello, yes it is in Seoul!
@@HaoyeeAmelia thank you
@@noussa9010 You're most welcome!