GKS, POSCO, Samsung, Hyundai CMK, KOICA, AMA+ and KAIST: who can apply, deadlines, benefits and required documents.
Graduate around February · Undergraduate in the second half of September — Korea's most prestigious full government scholarship.
Around November–December, for the spring intake — Full graduate funding at top Korean universities — by nomination only.
Around late June to early July, for the autumn semester — Tuition and living support for students from developing countries, through your Korean university.
Graduate around December–January and around July · Exchange around February–March — A corporate foundation scholarship, now for Korean Studies only.
Twice a year — around July and around December — An ODA fellowship for serving public servants — not for students.
Guideline around April, applications around early-to-mid May — Korea's full arts scholarship for students from developing countries.
Three times a year — an Early Track around early December, the regular Fall round around March, and the Spring round in the second half of August — Korea's top science university funds most of its international students itself.