UNIST Undergraduate Scholarship Korea

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Deadline:  10 Febuary 2017
Open to: international Students
Scholarship: admitted students receive the full tuition scholarship

Description

Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology simply referred to as UNIST, is one of the four public universities in South Korea which are dedicated to research in science and technology, along with KAIST, GIST, and DGIST. The Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) is offering scholarships for international students to pursue the undergraduate programme. In the first semester, all the admitted students receive a full tuition scholarship.

Eligibility

Applicants who have completed elementary, middle, and high school or have attained equivalent level of education should fulfil one of the followings by the beginning of each semester for the Spring and Fall admissions

  • Foreign citizens whose parents are not Korean citizens;
  • Foreign or Korean citizens who have completed elementary, middle, and high school outside of Korea and never enrolled in any school(s) in Korea.

Scholarship

  • In the first semester, all the admitted students receive the full tuition scholarship;
  • One-time financial aid: 400 USD upon arrival;
  • Full tuition waived if GPA is 2.0 or above with more than 12 credits per semester during the freshman year;
  • Full tuition is waived for GPA 3.3 or above, half tuition is waived for GPA 2.7 or above with more than 12 credits per semester from sophomore year.

Global Dream Scholarship

  • Students awarded at an International Olympiad or relevant outstanding academic achievement are eligible;
  • 600 USD/month for Gold, 400 USD/month for Silver.

How to Apply?

All the documents should be arrived b the deadline by mail or in person. Applicant must submit the following documents

  • Application form;
  • Personal statement and study plan;
  • Letter of recommendation(s) signed and sealed;
  • Financial certification;
  • Agreement for verification of academic record;
  • High school transcripts(If possible, containing rank or percent for each subject);
  • High school diploma;
  • Copy of the applicant’s passport;
  • Copy of both parents’ passports or official documents indicating their nationalities;
  • Official document specifying parent-child relationship;
  • Supplementary Documents;
  • Up to 5 records of tests and various awards;
  • English test report: TOEFL (Code: 8807), IELTS, TEPS, TOEIC, etc.;
  • High school graduation or university admission test: British GCE A-Level, Japanese Admission Center Exam, Chinese Unified Exam, German Abitur, French Baccalaureate, Turkish YGS or LYS, The West African Examinations Council, etc
  • Standardized tests and other academic certifications and/or reports: IB Diploma, IB Certificate, SAT(Code: 7440), AP, ACT, AICE, AEA, etc.;
  • High school introduction/profile(s).
More information on the official website.

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