University · Gyeonggi-do

Korea Aerospace University

Korea Aerospace University (KAU) Founded on June 16, 1952 as a national school under the Ministry of Transportation, KAU is a private university in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, specializing in aviation and aerospace. It has been operated by the Jungseok Foundation of Hanjin Group (Korean Air) since 1979, and changed its name from Hankuk Aviation University in 2007. KAU offers undergraduate, master’s and doctoral programs through its College of Engineering and College of Aviation and Management, and has about 5,900 students. It runs Flight Training Centers in Goyang, Jeju and Uljin.

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Admission requirements

1. Completed full secondary education (12 years)
2. TOPIK Level 3 or higher, or Level 4 at the KAU Korean 3. Language Center

Tuition

College of Engineering: ₩4,000,000 / semester
Flight Operations: ₩4,500,000 / semester
School of Business: ₩3,500,000 / semester

Scholarships

TOPIK Achievement Scholarship: 30–100%
Graduates of the KAU Korean Language Center: 30-50%
GPA of 3.0 or higher (from the 2nd semester): 20%
GPA of 3.5 or higher (from the 2nd semester): 30%
GPA of 4.0 or higher (from the 2nd semester): 50%
GPA of 4.3 or higher (from the 2nd semester): 70%

Application periods

Spring Admission (March): September – January
Fall Admission (September): March – July

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