Want a free flight to Korea?
We’ve partnered with the Korea Tourism Organization to give TWO LUCKY WINNERS a free flight to South Korea!
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Why Visit South Korea?
Located in the heart of Asia, South Korea offers visitors an incredible opportunity to immerse themselves in a unique cultural in a welcoming environment. Gaining popularity over the last few decades, South Korea has become a premier destination for ex-pats moving abroad to study, intern, learn a language, and so much more! Review all your program options below.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What kind of programs can I go on if I win?
WorldStrides offers a variety of programs in South Korea. Whether you want to study abroad in Seoul, Busan, or intern abroad in Seoul, the choice is yours!
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How much does it cost to study or intern in Korea?
Costs vary depending on your program and city. Some students pay the same tuition as their home university (if there’s a partnership), plus housing and living expenses. Many programs offer scholarships or grants to help offset costs.
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Do I need to speak Korean to intern or study in Korea?
Not necessarily! Many universities and internship hosts offer programs in English, especially in Seoul and Busan. That said, learning a few basic Korean phrases will make daily life easier and help you connect with locals.
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Why should I study or intern in South Korea?
South Korea is known for its vibrant culture, tech-driven economy, and world-class education system. You’ll get to experience everything from K-pop and street food to cutting-edge industries and traditional palaces — all while gaining global experience that looks amazing on your resume!
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What do the winners receive?
Two winners will each receive a free flight to South Korea (flight reimbursement up to a $1,500, once travel is confirmed). The Winner will be reimbursed for travel after one flight has been taken and confirmation of arrival has been sent to the Go Overseas team.
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Who is eligible to enter the contest?
The contest is open to U.S. citizens, 18 years or older, who enroll and study or intern in South Korea with WorldStrides this year or next. Alumni who have already completed a WorldStrides program in Korea in 2025 are also eligible.
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Can you study abroad in Korea for free?
Studying abroad in Korea can be free through government or university scholarships, which often cover tuition, living expenses, and airfare, but they are highly competitive and have specific eligibility requirements based on academic performance, language proficiency, and nationality.
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What GPA do you need to study in Korea?
To study in Korea, you’ll typically need to meet a minimum GPA of 2.8-3.0, on a 4.0 scale and demonstrate involvement in extracurricular activities.
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When is the best time to find an internship in South Korea?
Job fairs are frequent, and many providers hire interns year round, meaning that there are flexible options for those looking for opportunities online and in-country.
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What are the benefits of a gap year in South Korea?
A gap year in Korea offers the opportunity to boost your resume, gain valuable experiences, and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of the land of the morning calm. With dormant volcanoes and mountains spanning nearly 75% of the country, Korea is a place of natural beauty, drawing hikers and other outdoor adventure seekers.
Study in South Korea
South Korea welcomes students from all over the world. The K-wave and reasonably priced tuition has drawn in more and more international students over the years. Study in Korea and get to know their vibrant culture! Explore Programs
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