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Study Medicine in South Korea 🇰🇷

South Korea offers 15 Medicine programs across 11 universities. Tuition ranges from $2354k–$6000k/yr, making it a competitive option for international students. 100% of programs carry STEM designation, which is valuable for post-graduation work authorization in many countries. 47% of programs offer scholarships or financial aid — one of the higher rates globally for Medicine.

15 Programs
11 Universities
$2354k–$6000k/yr Tuition
100% STEM
47% Scholarships

Why South Korea for Medicine?

Living Cost

$10,000/yr

Full guide to studying in South Korea →

By Degree Level

Bachelor (12) PhD (2) Master (1)

Top Universities for Medicine in South Korea

Kyungpook National University

Daegu · National rank #9 · QS #519

Medicine · Bachelor
Pusan National University

Busan · National rank #10 · QS #473

School of Medicine · Bachelor
Chonnam National University

Gwangju · National rank #13 · QS #901

Medicine · Bachelor College of Medicine · Bachelor Professional Graduate School of Medical · Master
Dankook University

Yongin · National rank #18 · QS #1001

Medical Science (Clinical Medicine) · Bachelor Basic Medicine · Bachelor Medicine · PhD
Yeungnam University

Gyeongsan · National rank #19 · QS #901

Medicine · Bachelor
Hallym University

Chuncheon · National rank #31 · QS #1001

Medicine · Bachelor
Dong-A University

Busan · National rank #35

Medicine · Bachelor
Jeju National University

Jeju City · National rank #42 · QS #1201

Medicine · Bachelor
Inje University

Gimhae · National rank #48

Medical Doctor (MD) · Bachelor
Medicine · PhD
Doctor of Medicine (MD) · Bachelor

All Programs

Medical Science (Clinical Medicine)

Dankook University

Bachelor STEM Aid

Medicine

Kyung Hee University

PhD STEM Aid

Basic Medicine

Dankook University

Bachelor STEM Aid

Medicine

Dankook University

PhD STEM Aid

Medicine

Chonnam National University

Bachelor STEM

Medicine

Kyungpook National University

Bachelor STEM

College of Medicine

Chonnam National University

Bachelor STEM Aid

Professional Graduate School of Medical

Chonnam National University

Master STEM Aid

Medical Doctor (MD)

Inje University

Bachelor STEM

Medicine

Dong-A University

Bachelor STEM

Medicine

Yeungnam University

Bachelor STEM

School of Medicine

Pusan National University

Bachelor STEM Aid

Medicine

Jeju National University

Bachelor STEM

Doctor of Medicine (MD)

Ajou University

Bachelor STEM

Medicine

Hallym University

Bachelor STEM

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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 Medicine in South Korea?
Tuition for Medicine programs in South Korea ranges from $2354k–$6000k/yr. 47% of programs offer scholarships or financial aid. Annual living costs (accommodation, food, transport) are approximately $10k.
What are the English language requirements for Medicine in South Korea?
English-taught Medicine programs in South Korea typically require:. Requirements vary by university and program level — always check the specific program page.
How many Medicine programs are in South Korea?
Abroadly lists 15 Medicine programs at 11 universities across South Korea. Programs are available at Bachelor, Master, and PhD level.
Are Medicine programs in South Korea STEM-designated?
100% of Medicine 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 Medicine students?
South Korea is a strong choice for Medicine with 11 universities offering these programs. The primary language is Korean, though many programs are taught in English.
What degree levels are available for Medicine in South Korea?
In South Korea, Medicine programs are offered at: Bachelor (12 programs), PhD (2 programs), Master (1 programs). This gives students flexibility whether they're seeking an undergraduate degree, postgraduate specialization, or doctoral research.