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Study Communications & Media in South Korea 🇰🇷

South Korea offers 16 Communications & Media programs across 14 universities. Tuition ranges from $8500k–$8500k/yr, making it a competitive option for international students.

16 Programs
14 Universities
$8500k–$8500k/yr Tuition
13% STEM
6% Scholarships

Why South Korea for Communications & Media?

Living Cost

$10,000/yr

Full guide to studying in South Korea →

By Degree Level

Bachelor (13) Master (3)

Top Universities for Communications & Media in South Korea

Korea National University of Arts

Seoul · National rank #1 · QS #19

School of Film, TV & Multimedia - Media Art · Master School of Film, TV & Multimedia - Broadcasting · Bachelor
Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU)

Seoul · National rank #3 · QS #126

Bachelor of Arts in Communication · Bachelor
Korea University

Seoul · National rank #3 · QS #61

Journalism and Mass Communication · Bachelor
Incheon National University

Incheon · National rank #4

Mass Communication · Bachelor
Hanyang University

Seoul · National rank #6 · QS #159

Media Communication · Bachelor
Soongsil University

Seoul · National rank #27 · QS #1401

Media and Entertainment · Bachelor
Kookmin University

Seoul · National rank #30 · QS #1001

Media and Communication · Bachelor
Woosong University

Daejeon · National rank #30 · QS #541

Global Media and Communication · Bachelor
Soonchunhyang University

Asan · National rank #31 · QS #1001

Digital Media · Bachelor
Sun Moon University

Asan · National rank #63

Broadcast Contents Design · Bachelor
Konyang University

Nonsan · National rank #69

Media Studies (Graduate School) · Master
Dongduk Women's University

Seoul · National rank #89

Broadcasting and Entertainment · Bachelor
Youngsan University

Yangsan · National rank #111 · QS #1401

Journalism · Bachelor
Master of Arts in Communication · Master Bachelor of Arts in Communication · Bachelor

All Programs

Media and Communication

Kookmin University

Bachelor

Media and Entertainment

Soongsil University

Bachelor

Broadcast Contents Design

Sun Moon University

Bachelor

Master of Arts in Communication

Yonsei University

Master

Digital Media

Soonchunhyang University

Bachelor STEM

School of Film, TV & Multimedia - Media Art

Korea National University of Arts

Master STEM

Media Communication

Hanyang University

Bachelor

Mass Communication

Incheon National University

Bachelor

Media Studies (Graduate School)

Konyang University

Master

School of Film, TV & Multimedia - Broadcasting

Korea National University of Arts

Bachelor

Journalism

Youngsan University

Bachelor Aid

Global Media and Communication

Woosong University

Bachelor

Bachelor of Arts in Communication

Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU)

Bachelor

Bachelor of Arts in Communication

Yonsei University

Bachelor

Journalism and Mass Communication

Korea University

Bachelor

Broadcasting and Entertainment

Dongduk Women's University

Bachelor

Explore Other Fields in South Korea

Computer Science Business & Management Engineering Medicine & Health Law Arts & Design Education Social Sciences Natural Sciences Architecture

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to study Communications & Media in South Korea?
Tuition for Communications & Media programs in South Korea ranges from $8500k–$8500k/yr. 6% of programs offer scholarships or financial aid. Annual living costs (accommodation, food, transport) are approximately $10k.
What are the English language requirements for Communications & Media in South Korea?
English-taught Communications & Media programs in South Korea typically require:. Requirements vary by university and program level — always check the specific program page.
How many Communications & Media programs are in South Korea?
Abroadly lists 16 Communications & Media programs at 14 universities across South Korea. Programs are available at Bachelor, Master, and PhD level.
Are Communications & Media programs in South Korea STEM-designated?
13% of Communications & Media programs in South Korea carry STEM designation. STEM classification can be important for visa purposes in countries like the US and UK after graduation.
Is South Korea a good country for Communications & Media students?
South Korea is a strong choice for Communications & Media with 14 universities offering these programs. The primary language is Korean, though many programs are taught in English.
What degree levels are available for Communications & Media in South Korea?
In South Korea, Communications & Media programs are offered at: Bachelor (13 programs), Master (3 programs). This gives students flexibility whether they're seeking an undergraduate degree, postgraduate specialization, or doctoral research.