Admissions Guide for International Students (Spring 2020) 2020학년도 3월 입학 외국인전형 모집요강

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Admissions Guide for International Students (Spring 2020) 2020학년도 3월 입학 외국인전형 모집요강 ADMISSIONS GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS (SPRING 2020) 2020학년도 3월 입학 외국인전형 모집요강 SOGANG UNIVERSITY 1 Global SOGANG University Exchange Student Agreement South America Oceania univs. 23 univs. 13 Europe Asia univs. univs. 79 140 North America univs. 102 COUNTRIES 64 Africa univs. 3 UNIVERSITIES 360 One of The 4 Most Prestigious Universities in KOREA 2018 RANKING Art & Humanities : 197 Business Management : 150~200 Economics : 201~250 NO. 1 EMPLOYMENT RATE Based on Joongang Daily News Report, 2017 (including weight on academic units) One of The Best Universities in SEOUL Sinchon, located in the center of Seoul, is widely known as a “University Town”because of the prestigious universities located in the area. Sogang University, located in the center of one of the world’s most vibrant cities, offers international students a firsthand experience in university culture in Korea. They will have opportunities to interact with students of neighboring universities–Ewha Womans, Yonsei and Hongik. Location of Sogang University - Seoul Ewha Womans University Yonsei University City Hall Hongik Univ. Street SOGANG University Itaewon Han River Gangnam Best Korean Language Education Center in Korea Sogang KLEC is a professional Korean Language Education Center that was established in 1990 with the goal of popularizing and spreading the Korean language and Korean culture throughout the world. Since its inception, over 30,000 overseas students have learned about Korean culture and language by participating in our program. Currently, an average of 4,000 students register for the Korean Language Education Center every year. Sogang Textbook - From Level 1 to 6, over 60 Books pulished in total Contents 1. Admissions schedule 5 2. Recruitment units and volume of recruitment 6 3. Eligibility 10 4. Documents to be submitted 11 5. How to apply 14 6. Announcement of successful applicants and registration 14 7. Notes for candidates 15 8. College life guide for international students 17 9. Guide for submission by Apostille verification and consular officer verification 21 10. Guide to submission of application forms (online application) 22 11. Inquiries related to admissions and college life 23 Templates for various document submissions 24 • Letter of Consent on Academic Record Verification • A Personal Statement and University Academic Plan • Content of other documents • Letter of Recommendation 01 Admissions Schedule Classification Date Place Notes [First round] 10:00 Monday, August 19, 2019 - • Accepting applications at all hours 17:00 Monday, September 16, 2019 • Application fees: KRW150,000 (Applications are accepted at all hours during • Application filing fee is paid by the school Submission of this period) Sogang University Admissions • ‌Please call the number below if there are inquiries documents Homepage about online applications: Jinhak apply (1544-7715) (online application) [Second round] http://admission.sogang.ac.kr • ‌No online applications (input or payment) allowed 10:00 Thursday, October 17, 2019 - after the application deadline 17:00 Friday, November 29, 2019 • No double applications in both first and second (Applications are accepted at all hours during period allowed this period) [First round] • ‌By registered post (including Monday, August 19, 2019 - Wednesday, international express), direct visit September 18, 2019 10:00 - 17:00 (in person, courier delivery, Quick (excluding Saturdays, Sundays and public Service) • ‌Print out the documents on the internet application holidays) • ‌Only documents submitted by the site and attach the cover page to the outside of the Submission of deadline are accepted envelop. documents [Second round] • ‌Attn: Office of Admissions for foreign • Incomplete documents are excluded from admission. 10:00 Thursday, October 17, 2019 - students (R) (5F Arrupe Hall) Sogang • Submitted documents will not be returned. 17:00 Monday, December 2, 2019 University, Baekbumro 35 (Sinsu- (excluding Saturdays, Sundays and public dong), Mapo-gu, Seoul, South Korea holidays) (Postal code 04107) First announcement: For applicants who submit the documents by Scheduled for Wednesday, September 18, 2019 Announcement 17:00 Monday, October 14, 2019 Sogang University Admissions of successful Homepage applicants Second announcement: http://admission.sogang.ac.kr For applicants who submit the documents by Monday, Scheduled for December 2, 2019 17:00 Friday, December 20, 2019 Bank(s) designated by Sogang Payment of deposit / December 2019 ~ January 2020 University tuition fee (To be confirmed) (Woori Bank) • ‌Successful applicants are to check the notice board Orientation for January~February 2020 for updates. foreign students (To be confirmed) • Individual guides will be sent to applicants via email (email address provided in the application). ※ The above schedule is subject to change according to school circumstances. SOGANG UNIVERSITY 5 02 Recruitment units and volume of recruitment 1-1. Volume of recruitment in each unit (new admission) Recruitment unit Volume of Academic unit School Recruitment Unit (New admission) recruitment Korean Language & Literature History Division of Humanities Philosophy Religious Studies School of Humanities and International Cultures English Literature & Linguistics English – American Culture American Culture European Culture European Culture Humanities Chinese Culture Chinese Culture Sociology School of Social Sciences Social Sciences Political Science Psychology School of Economics Economics Economics School of Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration Unlimited Journalism and Strategic Communication Humanities & Media & Entertainment School of Media, Arts, and Science School of Media, Arts, and Science Sciences Global Korean Studies Art & Technology Mathematics Mathematics Physics Physics School of Natural Sciences Chemistry Chemistry Life Sciences Life Sciences Sciences Electronic Engineering Electronic Engineering Computer Science & Engineering Computer Science & Engineering School of Engineering Chemical & Biomolecular Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Total ※ The number of students accepted is subject to change according to the decision of the Admission Council of Sogang University. ※The School of Integrated Knowledge and Media is considered under Humanities. ※There may be some limitation selecting the wanted major in the School of Integrated Knowledge and Media. ※All Global Korean Studies classes are conducted in English. 6 ADMISSIONS GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS (SPRING 2020) 1-2. Volume of recruitment in each unit (2nd year transfer) Recruitment Unit Volume of Academic unit School Recruitment unit (2nd year transfer) recruitment Korean Language & Literature History Division of Humanities Philosophy Religious Studies School of Humanities and International Cultures English Literature & Linguistics English – American Culture American Culture Humanities European Culture European Culture Chinese Culture Chinese Culture Sociology School of Social Sciences Social Sciences Political Science Psychology School of Economics Economics Economics Unlimited School of Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration Journalism and Strategic Communication Humanities & School of Media, Arts, and Science School of Media, Arts, and Science Media & Entertainment Sciences Global Korean Studies Mathematics Mathematics Physics Physics School of Natural Sciences Chemistry Chemistry Life Sciences Life Sciences Sciences Electronic Engineering Electronic Engineering Computer Science & Engineering Computer Science & Engineering School of Engineering Chemical & Biomolecular Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Total ※ Students are selected outside the school department quota based on their scholastic ability. ※ All Global Korean Studies classes are conducted in English. SOGANG UNIVERSITY 7 1-3. Volume of recruitment in each unit (3rd year transfer) Recruitment major Volume of Academic unit School Recruitment unit (3rd year transfer) recruitment Korean Language & Literature History Division of Humanities Philosophy Religious Studies School of Humanities and International Cultures English Literature & Linguistics English – American Culture American Culture European Culture European Culture Humanities Chinese Culture Chinese Culture Sociology School of Social Sciences Social Sciences Political Science Psychology School of Economics Economics Economics School of Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration Unlimited School of Communication School of Communication Mass Communication Humanities & Natural School of Integrated Knowledge Global Korean Studies Global Korean Studies Sciences Mathematics Mathematics Physics Physics School of Natural Sciences Chemistry Chemistry Life Sciences Life Sciences Natural Sciences Electronic Engineering Electronic Engineering Computer Science & Engineering Computer Science & Engineering School of Engineering Chemical & Biomolecular Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Total ※ Students are selected outside the school department quota based on their scholastic ability. ※ All Global Korean Studies classes are conducted in English. 8 ADMISSIONS GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS (SPRING 2020) 2. Information on Admission Unit and Major 1. Autonomous Major System: [Recruiting Unit (eg. Humanities)] Students are free to choose their major
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