Korean Government Scholarship Program

2011 Korean Government Scholarship Program for International Students for an Undergraduate Course

1. Program Objective

The objective of the Korean Government Scholarship Program for an Undergraduate Course is to provide international students with the opportunity to conduct advanced studies at higher educational institutions in Korea in order to promote international exchanges in education and mutual friendship between the countries.

2. Total Candidates for Selection: 100 people from 59countries

※ Only those who hold a citizenship of the countries in the attachment are eligible for the program.

3. Academic Programs

Undergraduate degree courses for four years after successfully completing a one-year Korean Language Training. ※ University transferring is not allowed (e.g. Beginning from the 3rd year is not allowed.)

4. Fields of Study

4-year undergraduate courses provided by the universities designated by NIIED

※ Not applicable: fields the study period of which exceeds 4 years (e.g. medicine, dentistry, architecture)

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Korean Study

Recently, Korean Language Study Club has been built by CNU-CSA. It strongly focuses on promoting the relationship between members and improving Korean speaking ability. This group is directed by Mr. Chum, Puthy Roath and assisted by Mr. Nop, Sophea Donang.

This group was already held the meeting two times, on September 25th and October 11th, 2010. The meetings were discussed about making Korean self-study books which explained in Khmer. Even though all members are very busy with their own classes, homework, and so on, there were a lot of members, who could share their time joining this group discussion. These indicated that we are now on the right way improving our Association Activities.

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