About Global Korea Scholarship

 Global Korea Scholarship

 Korean Government Support Program for Foreign Exchange Students
 GKS Invitation Program for International Students(credit courses)
 Support Program for Self-financed Students
 (For Korean)Government Scholarship for Overseas Study
 Korea-Japan Joint Higher Education Student Exchange Program
Global Korea Scholarship
Purpose
To provide international students with opportunities to conduct advanced studies in undergraduate & graduate
programs at higher educational institutions in the Republic of Korea in order to promote international exchanges in
education and mutual friendship between countries.
Available Options in Universities
Undergraduate course: 4-year courses at designated universities
※ Transferring between universities is not allowed. (e.g. Starting studies at the junior year is not allowed.)
Graduate course: Master's or Ph.D. courses at general graduate schools of Korean universities
Number of participants
220 undergraduate, 1,080 graduates students (subject to change with any change depending on budget)
Korea Language Training
Grantees are required to take Korean language training courses for 1 year at a language institution located on-
campus of the domestic universities. (Those who have attained a Korean language fluency score higher than level 5
in TOPIK are exempt from this requirement.)
Application Procedure
Time line Undergraduate Graduate

Sept. in the year prior to planned Feb. in the year of planned

Announcement released
studies in Korea studies in Korea

Recommend candidates
Oct.-Nov. in the year prior to Mar.-Apr. in the year of
(Korean Embassies,
planned studies in Korea planned studies in Korea
designated universities)

Jan. in the year of planned June in the year of planned

Results released
studies in Korea studies in Korea

Late Feb. in the year of planned Late Aug. in the year of

Arrival in Korea
studies in Korea planned studies
Scholarship Benefit
Amount
Categories
(KRW)

Airfare Actual cost

Resettlement
KRW 200,000
Allowance

Living Allowance 900,000 KRW ~ 1,000,000 KRW

Medical KRW 20,000

Insurance (per month)

Language KRW 800,000

Courses per quarter

Actual
cost
Tuition
(No more
Fees
than 5 million
KRW per semester)

Award for
Excellent
KRW
Korean
100,000
Language
Proficiency

KRW
Research 210,000 -
Support 240,000
(per semester)

Printing KRW
Costs 500,000 -
(Dissertation) 800,000

KRW
Completion
100,000
Grant
(Once)
Qualifications
Both an applicant and his/her parents must be citizens of their country of origin.
※ Applicants should not hold Korean citizenship.

- Applicants should have adequate health, both mentally and physically, to stay in a foreign country for a long time.
- Should be under 25 years of age at the date of entrance. (Undergraduate)
- Should be under 40 years of age at the date of entrance. (Graduate)
- Have finished or be scheduled to finish formal education of all elementary, middle, high school courses by the date
of arrival. (Undergraduate)

- Possess a grade point average (G.P.A.) above 80% from the last educational institution attended.
- Hold a Bachelor’s degree or a Master's degree by the date of arrival. (Graduate)
※ Applicants who have previously acheived in any undergraduate program, master’s program, or doctoral program in
Korea cannot apply for this program.
However, a Former or current KGSP scholar who hold the overall grade of 90% or above and have attained TOPIK
level 5 or higher can reapply to this program once either through the embassy or university track.
Procedure for the Scholarship Award
NIIED invites the Korean Embassy in the invited country or a domestic university to recommend potential candidates.
Applicants should submit all documents related to their scholarship application to the Korean Embassy in their country
of residence to or the domestic university concerned.
The Korean Embassy or the domestic university sends proper candidates to NIIED with the required documents.
NIIED evaluates potential candidates and notifies the Korean Embassy of the final selected KGSP grantees.
※ For more information about GKS guidelines and notices, please visit the GKS Notice
board.
Application for university
 STEP1.
Select Course
 STEP2.
Select University and Major Study
 STEP3.
Fill in an Admission Application
 STEP4.
Upload Additional Documents
 STEP5.
Final Verification
STEP1.Select Course
Click the region you are interested in
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No Name of the school Regions DormitoryScholarship exclusive
lectures

Gyeongsangbuk-
1 KYUNGWOON UNIVERSITY O O X
do

BEREA INTERNATIONAL
2 Seoul O X X
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

GIST(Gwangju Institute of
3 Gwangju O O O
Science and Technology)

Kumoh National Institute of Gyeongsangbuk-

4 O O O
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5 DONGSEOUL UNIVERSITY Gyeonggi-do O O X

6 JEJU NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Jeju-do O O O

7 HANSUNG UNIVERSITY Seoul O O X

CHUNGNAM NATIONAL
8 Daejeon O O O
UNIVERSITY(CNU)

The Graduate School of Korean

9 Studies, The Academy of Gyeonggi-do O O X
Korean Studies

KYUNGPOOK National
10 Daegu O O X
University
https://www.studyinkorea.go.kr/en/sub/overseas_info/request/universityList.do
https://www.gksscholarship.com/
 2023 Global Korea Scholarship – NIIED GKS KGSP Undergraduate Scholarship 
 September 8, 2022
By  TOPIK GUIDE Team
Looking for GKS Graduate Scholarship Information? Check here - GKS KGSP Graduate
2022X

Students with a TOPIK score have higher chances to get NIIED KGSP Scholarship. Prepare for TOPIK
with Complete Guide to TOPIK – Self-Study Package.X

NIIED has announced the application guidelines of the 2023 Korean Government Scholarship
Program for Graduate Degrees.
In 2023, Korean Government’s Global Korea Scholarship program aims to invite international students
who wish to purse undergraduate degrees in Korea.
[Embassy Track]
Korean government invites 81* international students.
* <Quota>
- General: 74 scholars
- Overseas Koreans: 7 scholars
To be selected as a GKS grantee, any applicant should successfully pass through the 1st selection
process set by the Korean Embassy of his or her country of origin.

[University Track]
Korean government invites 119* international students.* <Quota>
- Regional University: 49 scholars
- Associate Degree : 15 scholars
- UIC Program: 55 scholars

[Embassy Track & University Track]

Please contact the first ground of selection organizations(embassy or university) to get detailed
information regarding the application submission such as application deadline, required documents,
interview and etc. Application submission deadline may differ by each embassy or university that
conducts the first round of selection.
FAQ will be additionally announced in the third week of September.
Looking for GKS KGSP Graduate Scholarship? Check – GKS KGSP Graduate 2022X
Please check the links attached files at the end for the Application Form and University Information !!
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
○ Global Korea Scholarship is designed to provide international students with opportunities to study
at higher educational institutions in Korea in pursuit of academic degrees, which will enhance
international education exchange and deepen mutual friendship between Korea and participating
countries.
PROGRAMS AND TRACKS

◈ Degree Programs
Category
Associate Degree
Bachelor's Degree
Period
1 year of Korean language program + 2~3 years of degree program
1 year of Korean language program + 4~6 years of degree program

◈ Application Tracks
Quota
Embassy Track
University Track
Total
General
Overseas Koreans
Sub Total
UIC
Regional University
Associate Degree
Sub Total

74
7
81
55
49
15
119
200
UIC Program under University Track provides customized curriculum and field experience through
industryuniversity cooperation focused on the fields of natural science and engineering.
◈ Available Universities and Fields of Study
○ Available Fields of Study
- All fields of study offered by GKS participating universities.
- Academic programs offered during evenings (night school), short-term programs, online and
distantlearning programs are not applicable in this scholarship program.
- Applicants can only apply to the universities and departments that are listed in the „University
Information‟ file attached under the GKS Notice post in Study in Korea website
(www.studyinkorea.go.kr > Scholarships > GKS Notice)
◈ Available Universities and Fields of Study (Divisions)
○ Available Field of Study

- Embassy Track
Program
Classifications
Available University
Quota
General & Overseas Koreans
Type A (24 institutions)
Ajou UniversityChung-Ang University, Dongguk University (Seoul), Duksung Women's University,
Ewha Womans University, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Hanyang University (Seoul), Inha
University, Konkuk University, Kookmin University, Korea University, Kyung Hee University,
Seokyeong University, Seoul National University, SeoulTech (Seoul National University of Science and
Technology), Shinhan University, Sogang University, Sookmyung Women's University, Sungkyunkwan
University, Sungshin Women's University, Tech University of Korea, UNIST (Ulsan National Institute
of Science and Technology), University of Seoul, Yonsei University
81 Scholars (Bachelor's Degree)

Type B (30 institutions)

Busan University of Foreign Studies, Chonnam National University, Chungbuk National University,
Chungnam National University, Daegu University, Daejeon University, Dong-A University, Dongseo
University, Gyeongsang National University, Hannam University, Hoseo University, Inje University,
Jeju National University, Jeonbuk National University, Kangwon National University, Keimyung
University, Kongju National University, Konyang University, KOREATECH (Korea University of
Technology and Education), Kyungpook National University, National Korea Maritime & Ocean
University, Pai Chai University, Pukyong National University, Pusan National University, Semyung
University, Silla University, Soonchunhyang University, Sun Moon University, Sunchon National
University, Yeungnam University

※ Embassy Track applicant may choose up to THREE different universities from Type A and B and
MUST apply to at least one of the universities listed under Type B
 - University
Track
Program
Available Universities
Quota
UIC (10 institutions)
[Bachelor's Degree Program]
Ajou University, Konyang University, Kookmin University, KOREATECH (Korea University of
Technology and Education), Pusan National University, Sogang University, Soonchunhyang University,
Tech University of Korea
[Associate Degree Program]
Kyungbok University, Yeungjin University
47 scholars (Bachelor's) & 8 scholars (Associate)
Regional (30 institutions)
Busan University of Foreign Studies, Chonnam National University, Chungbuk National University,
Chungnam National University, Daegu University, Daejeon University, Dong-A University, Dongseo
University, Gyeongsang National University, Hannam University, Hoseo University, Inje University,
Jeju National University, Jeonbuk National University, Kangwon National University, Keimyung
University, Kongju National University, Konyang University, KOREATECH (Korea University of
Technology and Education), Kyungpook National University, National Korea Maritime & Ocean
University, Pai Chai University, Pukyong National University, Pusan National University, Semyung
University, Silla University, Soonchunhyang University, Sun Moon University, Sunchon National
University, Yeungnam University 49 scholars (Bachelor's)
49 scholars (Bachelor's)
Associate (3 institutions)
Kyungbok University, Osan University, Yeungjin University
15 scholars (Associate)

PROGRAM QUOTA
◈ Embassy Track
○ General: 74 scholars from 67 countries
○ Overseas Koreans: 7 scholars from 7 countries
* Korean embassy in Venezuela may select an applicant from Guyana or Suriname based on local
circumstances.
 ※ Overseas Koreans refer to ethnic Korean without Korean citizenship. Overseas Koreans include
offspring of Korean diaspora or Korean immigrants who live in countries out of the Korean peninsula.

◈ University Track
○ University Industry Cooperation (UIC) Program: 55 scholars
 ※ UIC Program is open to all countries around the world  

○ Regional Universities and Associate Degree Program: 64 scholars from 6 regions

ELIGIBILITY

○ Nationality  

Ÿ
Applicants’ parents (or legal guardians) must hold citizenship from another country other
than Korea. If applicants or their parent hold dual citizenship (one who has both Korean citizenship
and citizenship of another country), such applicant is NOT eligible to apply.
Ÿ
Applicants and their parents who had previously held Korean citizenship must submit documentation
issued by the Korean government that proves their renunciation of Korean citizenship.
Ÿ
If an applicant‟s citizenship is changed during the selection process, he or she will be excluded from
the evaluation. (Not applicable to UIC applicants).
- All applicants must hold citizenship of NIIED designated countries that are invited to take part in the
GKS program.
 
○ Level of Education
Bachelor‟s degree program is for applicants who graduated (or are expected to graduate) from a
high school or from an associate degree program Associate degree program is for applicants who
graduated (or are expected to graduate) from a high school.
 Applicants who have a Bachelor’s degree cannot apply. Applicants who have associate
degree can only apply to a Bachelor’s program.
 Applicants who are expected to graduate must first submit a certificate of expected
graduation at the time of application. If such applicants pass the final round of selection,
they must submit a graduation certificate (or a degree certificate) by February 28, 2023.
 Applicants who submit their provisional graduation certificate will be
considered as applicants who are expected to graduate.
○ Grades
- Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of the entire curriculum from the previous
(degree) program must meet one of the two conditions below; Score percentile should be 80% or
above on a 100-point scale or be ranked within the top 20% within one‟s class CGPA must be equal
to or above 2.64/4.0, 2.80/4.3, 2.91/4.5 or 3.23/5.0
※ Previous degree program for Associate degree program applicants: high school program.
※ Previous degree program for Bachelor‟s degree program applicants: high school program or
associate degree program.
If an applicant holds a transcript that does not provide CGPA information or is unable to convert his
or her grades into any one of the accepted GPA scales (4.0, 4.3, 4.5, 5.0, or 100 point scale), then
the applicant must submit additional documents officially issued by their respective
school/university describing the institution‟s grading system.
Applicants who are expected to graduate should calculate the most recent CGPA at the time of
application.

○ Age 
- Must be under 25 years of age (born after March 1, 1998).
○ All applicants must have no grounds for disqualification (e.g., criminal history) for
overseas travel.

○ Health
- All applicants must be in good health, both mentally and physically, to study in Korea for the full
duration of the program.
If an applicant is tested positive on drug tests or has a serious illness that prevents him or her to
study abroad for a long period of time, such applicant will be excluded from evaluations or be
disqualified from the scholarship. All Applicants who pass the second round of selection must submit
an Official Medical Examination issued by a medical doctor or a licensed hospital.
If a GKS scholar is found to have a serious illness at the final medical examination, arranged by
NIIED after arriving in Korea, he or she will be disqualified from the program.

RESTRICTION
○ A person who has graduated (or is expected to graduate) from a Korean high school (including
international schools) or who has graduated (or is expected to graduate) from a Korean associate
degree program is NOT eligible to apply.
 A person who graduated from an online curriculum arranged by a Korean
school/university cannot apply.
 A person who is currently in their final year at a Korean high school or Korean university
cannot apply.
○ A person who had previously received a scholarship for a degree program from the Korean
government is NOT eligible to apply.
 A previous (or current) GKS scholar who are currently in, have completed, or graduated
from a GKS associate degree program.
 A previous GKS scholar whose scholarship was cancelled after their enrollment.
 A person who had previously received a scholarship for their degree program from
another Korean government agency other than NIIED.
※ (Exception) Former GKS scholar whose scholarship was forfeited due to a scholar‟s failure to
achieve TOPIK level 3 or above after completing Korean language program may be deemed eligible
to re-apply if a scholar submits a valid TOPIK certificate of level 5 or above.
○ Former GKS degree program applicants who has withdrawn from the program or was disqualified
from the scholarship after being selected as GKS scholars in recent three years cannot apply.
○ Duplicate Applicants
Embassy track applicants who passed the first round of selection (including backup
candidates) cannot apply again through a university track.
 Embassy track applicants must apply to only one program between General program
and Overseas Koreans program.
 University track applicants must apply to only one program among UIC, Regional
University, and Associate Degree programs. Each applicant must apply to ONE university
and single department.
 If an applicant applied to more than one track/program/university, his or her application
will be disregarded in the evaluation and the scholarship will be cancelled if found
afterward.
○ Applicants must check additional restrictions or eligibility set by each degree university
- Please check if there is any additional eligibility set by each university/department.
 All GKS scholars should achieve TOPIK level 3 to proceed to their degree program.
However, some department of degree universities may have additional requirements
(e.g., TOPIK level 4) for enrollment. Please be mindful about these requirements set by
each university/department. If you do not meet these requirements and fail to enroll in
the university, your scholarship will be cancelled.
- Please check for any specific enrollment period set by each degree university/department.
 Scholars whose Korean language program is delayed (e.g., return after a leave of
absence) must check if their degree program is only available to start at a certain period
of time. For example, if a specific department or major only allows students to start their
first semester in March, relevant scholars may not enroll in the degree program in
September.

APPLICATION AND SELECTION

◈ Selection Procedure
Embassy Track
1st Round of Selection (Embassy)
Recommend Candidates to NIIED (Embassy)
Application documents of recommended candidates arrive at NIIED
2nd Round of Selection (NIIED)
3rd Round of Selection (Embassy Track Candidates)
Final Announcement of 2023 GKS-U Scholars
University Track
1st Round of Selection (University)
Recommend Candidates to NIIED (University)

2nd Round of Selection (NIIED)

Final Announcement of 2023 GKS-U Scholars
Step 1. Embassy/University
Step 2. NIIED
Step 3.  University

○ Selection Schedule
Track
1st Round of Selection
2nd Round of Selection
3rd Round of Selection
Final Successful Candidates

Application Submission
Document Examination
Oral Interview
Document Examination

Oral Interview
Embassy Track
Application Deadline (set by each embassy)
Result Announcement (announce by October 14)
Result Announcement (by October 21)
Applications Arrive at NIIED (by November 4)
Result Announcement (by late November)
Result Announcement (by December 16)
Final Announcement (by late December)
University Track
Application Deadline (close after October 21. specific date will be set by each university)
Result Announcement (set by each university)
Result Announcement (by November 11)
Applications Arrive at NIIED (by November 11)
Result Announcement (by early December)
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○ Selection Timeline

Announcement of Application
Guidelines
(NIIED)

Application Guidelines are announced on "Study in Korea" (www.studyinkorea.go.kr)

Announcement of
1st Round Selection Schedule
(Embassies, Universities)

Announced by each Korean embassy/university.

- Each embassy/university will release their 1st round selection schedule and application details on
their website by mid September

Application Submission (Embassies, Universities)

Deadline will be set by each Korean embassy and university.

Embassy: set by each embassy.
University: set by each university but not earlier than October 21.

1st Round of Selection

- Document Examination
(Embassies, Universities)

Result Announcement of document examination.

- Embassy: announce by October 14.
* Applicants who failed to pass the embassy track may apply again through a univeristy track -
University: set by each university.
(Selection Timeline continued)
1st Round of Selection
- Oral Interview
(Embassies, Universities)

Result Announcement of the first round of selection.

Embassy: conduct oral interviews and announce the result by October 21.
University: conduct oral interviews and announce the result by November 11.

Successful Candidates of the 1st Round

(Embassies, Universities → NIIED)

Successful candidates' applications and related documents will arrive at NIIED.

Embassy Track: by November 4.
University Track: by November 11.

2nd Round of Selection (NIIED)

Successful candidates of the 2nd round will be announced on "Study in Korea" website.
Embassy Track: by late November
University Track: by early December
Submission of Official Medical Examination
All second round successful candidates of both embassy and university track - Submission deadline:
by December 16
3nd Round of Selection (Universities)

Embassy Track applicants who pass the 2nd round of selection will be reviewed by three universities
which they initially applied to
Result Announcement: by December 16
Universities will inform the list of successful candidates to NIIED.
Universities will inform the result to successful candidates individually.

Notify Applicant's Choice of

University
(Successful Candidates → NIIED)

Embassy Track applicants who pass the 3rd round selection should notify their final choice of
university to NIIED via email Notification Deadline: by December 21.

Announcement of
2023 GKS-U Scholars (NIIED)

The final successful candidates will be announced on "Study in Korea" website.

Expected announcement date: late December.
NIIED informs final results to Embassies and Universities through official documents.

※ It is each applicant‟s responsibility to check important notices posted on “Study in Korea” website.
NIIED do not inform applicants individually of the each round of selection results 
 
DOCUMENTS TO SUBMIT
○ Application period and method of submission
1. Application period: Each embassy and university has their own application deadline,
so applicants must check with the respective institute before submitting application.
2. Method of submission: Each embassy and university who conducts the first round of
selection may have their own document submission guidelines, so applicants must check
with the respective institute before submitting application.
○ List of documents to submit
Type
No.
Application Documents
Note
Documents to complete
1
(form 1) Application Form
Required

2
(form 2) Personal Statement

3
(form 3) Study Plan

4
(form 4) ONE letter of Recommendation

5
(form 5) GKS Applicant Agreement

6
(form 6) Personal Medical Assessment

Required certificates
*Submit with apostille/consularconfirmation
7
Proof of citizenship (applicant and parents) and proof of family relationship
Required

8
High School Graduation Certificate (or certificate of expected graduation)
9
Academic transcript of high school curriculum

10
Graduation certicate (or certificate of expected graduation) of associate degree program
Required for relevant applicants

11
Academic transcript of associate degree

12
Proof of Overseas Korean Document

13
Proof of Korean Citizenship Renunciation Document

14
Proof of Korean War Veteran's Descendant

Other documents
15
Score report of valid TOPIK (original) or English Proficiency Test (copy)
Optional

16
Copy of awards and other certificates, etc. (copy)
Optional

17
Applicant's Passport (copy)
Required for relevant applicants
 
Document preparation for application

Application documents for the FIRST round of selection (embassy/university)

[Documents to complete* & Required certificates**]
Submission requirements: set by each embassy/university (e.g., whether they accept photocopy,
electronic file, documents without certified translation, etc. for the first round of selection).
Number of documents to submit: set by each embassy/university.
* Documents to complete: Application, Personal statement, Study plan, Recommendation letter,
Application agreement, Personal medical assessment (form 1~6).
** Required certificates: Certificate of (expected) graduation, academic transcript, proof of
citizenship, proof of Overseas Koreans, etc.  
※ All applicant documents sent to NIIED for the second round of selection must meet the submission
requirements for the second round of selection.

Application documents for the SECOND round of selection (NIIED)

[Documents to complete]
Submission requirements: All forms must be filled in English or Korean with applicant‟s original
handwritten signature.
※ No need to be apostilled or consular confirmed.
Number of documents to submit
 Ÿ Embassy Track: ONE original document + THREE additional simple photocopies
 University Track: ONE original document 
[Required certificates]
- Submission requirements
 Documents written in English or Korean: must be apostilled or consular confirmed.
 Documents written in other languages:  documents written in a language other than
English or Korean must be submitted with a certified translation ‚ obtain apostille or
consular confirmation on either the original document or the certified translation.
※ If your country belongs to one of the member countries for the Apostille Convention, submit your
„required certificates’ with apostille. However, high school graduation certificate and academic
transcript can be submitted with consular confirmation.
- Number of documents to submit
 Embassy Track: ONE apostilled/consular confirmed document + THREE additional simple
photocopies.
 University Track: ONE apostilled/consular confirmed document.
 
 
○ Things to note when preparing application documents
Application documents for the FIRST round of selection .
 All documents must be submitted in English or Korean.
 Please follow the submission guidelines set by each Korean embassy/university.
 Each embassy/university may simplify the submission of documents based on their
selection procedure. Check with the embassy/university prior to submission.
 Application documents of the successful candidates of the first round must meet the
submission requirements for the second round of selection upon arrival to NIIED.
 
Application documents for the SECOND round of selection.
 If any of the required documents are not submitted or if any of the application forms are
submitted without applicant‟s signature, his or her application documents may be
excluded from evaluation.
 If your document is unable to be re-issued, please keep the original and obtain an
apostille (or consular confirmation) on a notarized copy.
※ All application submitted to NIIED will not be returned in any case. (NIED stores the original
application for a period of more than 5 years).
 Simple photocopies or notarized copies of the apostilled (or consular confirmed)
documents are NOT accepted. However, a certified true copy (등본 인증) issued by a
Korean embassy or a certified true copy issued by a government agency that issued the
original apostille document will be accepted.
 If an applicant graduated from a third country, he or she can submit graduation
certificate and academic transcript with consular confirmation issued by an embassy of
the relevant country.



Required certificates that are issued online must also be apostilled (or consular

confirmed).
Documents to Submit
Submission Requirement
Proof of
Citizenship and
Family relationship
̵  Official certificates such as birth certificate or family register issued by a government that
proves ① family relationship between an applicant and his/her parents and ② their citizenship
If applicants cannot submit necessary documents due to absence of thier parent(s), - e.g., divorced
or deceased - please provide additional documents (e.g., divorce certificate or death certificate) that
explains the reason for not submitting their proof of citizenship.

̵  If applicants' or their parents' citizenship information is not indicated in the above documents, then
submit valid passport copies as supplemantary documents.
Ethnic group, birth place, or current residency in the submitted documents will not be accepted as a
citizenship information. Please submit valid passport copies as supplementary documents.
If passport copies are not available, please sumbit other government issued document or a copy of
ID card that clearly indicates citizenship information as supplementary documents.
※ If supplementary documents submitted in addition to a birth certificate or a family register do not
provide the required information, your application may be put at a disadvantage.
Certificate of graduation
̵  Submit a graduation certificate, degree certificate, or a diploma that indicates a date
(or month) of graduation
̵  Submit a certificate officially issued by the institution of previous degree program *
* If an applicant who has an associate degree applies for a bachelor's degree program, the previous
degree program of such applicant is associate degree program.
̵  Certificate of expected graduation will be accepted only if the document indicates expected
graduation date (or month).
̵  If a certificate of expected graduation cannot be apostilled or consular confirmed due to
government policy, submit an apostilled or consular confirmed certificate of enrollment instead.
Submit a notarized certificate of expected graduation with an authenticated certificate of enrollment.
A simple certificate of enrollment without expected graduation date is NOT accepted.
̵  Provisional graduation (degree) certificate that does not indicate a graduation
date will be considered as a certificate of expected graduation.
̵  Applicants who were expected to graduate at the time of application will be listed as “Conditional
Successful Candidates” unless they submit their graduation certificate to NIIED until the set date
before the Final Announcement.
If there is an expiration date on an apostilled or consular confirmed document, the

validity of the document will be judged based on the date indicated on the
authentication. If there is no specific date indicated, the document will be accepted if it
was submitted within 2 years from the date of authentication.
 If a university requires additional documents (e.g., portfolio), applicants must submit
those materials directly to the university.
<Document submission requirements for the second round of selection at NIIED>
Academic Transcript
̵  Submit an academic transcript officially issued by the school of previous degree program
̵  If a CGPA is not indicated in one of the acknowledged GPA scales (4.0, 4.3, 4.5, 5.0 or 100 point
scale), submit a transcript converted into one of the above GPA scales as a supplementary document.
A converted transcript is only valid when the relevant high school/univeristy officially
confirms (authenticates) the document (This document does not need to be apostilled or
consular confirmed, but should be submitted in an original document with school's authentication).
A converted transcript printed out from a website such as scholaro.com or wes.org is only valid when
the relevant high school/university officially confirms (authenticates) the document (This document
does not need to be apostilled or consular confirmed, but should be submitted in an original
document with school's authentication).
Without converted transcript, applicants' eligibility and academic ability cannot be evaluated.
̵  If a transcript indicates CGPA for the entire academic duration, it will be accepted even if it does
not indicate GPA per semester/year. In such case, please provide your CGPA only in your application
̵  If a transcript of a transferred student does not include the pre-transfer grades, submit an
academic record of the previous school as a supplementary document.
̵  In case of a country where graduation examination report is considered  as an official  academic
record of a high school graduate, applicants' grade eligibility may be evaluated by such graduation
exam report In such case, it is recommended to provide additional academic record of the entire
curriculum as a supplementary document.
Proof of Overseas Korean or Adoptee
̵  Required for relevant applicants.
̵  Submit supporting documents such as family register or birth certificate that proves family
relationship between an applicant and his/her lineal ascendant.
Proof of Korean
Citizenship
Renunciation
̵  Required for relevant applicants.
̵  Submit supporting document issued by the Korean government that indicates details on the definit
loss of Korean citizenship and its date. An application or a receipt for renunciation of Korean
citizenship is not accepted.
Proof of
Korean War
Veteran's
Descendant
̵  Required for relevant applicants.
̵  Certificate that are officially issued by the government that certifies the lineal ascendant of an
applicant was a veteran who participated in the Korean War as a foreign military.
̵  Submit supporting documents such as family register or birth certificate that proves family
relationship between an applicant and his/her lineal ascendant.

Score Report of Korean or English

Proficiency Test
̵  Submit if necessary (Optional).
̵  Korean: TOPIK / English: TOEIC, TOEFL, IELTS.
TOPIK certificates from the 71st to the 85th exam will be recognized as valid certificates.
Ÿ Submit a printed copy of one's TOPIK score report from topik.go.krX
Submit a printed copy of one's English proficiency test score report from the respective website or a
photocopy of original certificate.
Copy of awards and other certificates
̵  Submit if necessary (Optional)
̵  Submit materials such as an award that can prove the applicant's activities described in the
"Personal statement" and "Study plan". These documents do not need to be apostilled or consular-
confirmed.
Passport Copy
̵  Submit if necessary (Optional)
̵  Submit a passport copy as a supplementary document if the proof of citizenship (family register,
birth certificate, etc.) does not clearly indicate citizenship information.

Things to check when submitting application documents [Both Embassy and University Track]
Applicants must put the official name of the university/department they are applying to.
※ Applicants can only apply among the universities and departments listed in the “University
Information” file. If an incorrect department is written on an application, such application may be
disqualified in the evaluation.
Applicant’s English name MUST match the name on their passport
Ÿ (Attention!) Any discrepancy in applicant‟s name (family, given,  middle name) will cause a delay
in visa processing
 Applicants must check the completeness of all application documents.
 Application documents must be submitted in the order of the “Application Checklist.”
which itself should be the front cover of each set of application documents.
 Please number and label each document on the top right corner.

(e.g.)                             8. High School Graduation Certificate (Consular confirmed)

All documents should be submitted as a A4 sized (or letter sized) documents.

 ŸIf a document is smaller than A4 sized (or letter sized) document, attach it on a blank
A4 sized paper. If a document is larger than a A4 size document, fold the document into
a A4 size.

[Embassy Track]
Embassy track applicants must check the requirements when filling in desired universities.
 Applicants can choose up to THREE different universities.
※ Applicants cannot choose three different departments from a single university
Of the chosen universities, at least one university must be from Type B universities.
※ If applicants fill out a Type A university in a Type B section, their application may be excluded from
evaluation 
  Please be reminded that if applicants choose all three universities among highly
competitive universities, even if they pass the second round of selection, some can fail
from all three universities in their final round of selection.

[University Track]
University track applicants should fill in ONE university in their application.
◈ Evaluation
○ Main Points of Evaluation
 Review of Qualification: Selection committee will conduct document examination
(citizenship, level of education, academic grades, etc.) and verify whether an applicant
is qualified for the program.
 Review of Competency: Selection committee will evaluate each applicant‟s
competency through document examination and an oral interview.

○ Additional Points  
 Applicants who hold a TOPIK level 3 or above will be given additional points (10% of the
total allocated points).

 Direct descendants of Korean War veterans who participated in the Korean War as
a foreign military will be given additional points (5% of the total allocated points).

(Prior Notice) The notice below is effective starting from 2024 GKS Selection (1st and 2nd rounds)
- Applicants will receive additional points based on language proficiency in Korean and English 
Korean: points will be given to applicants with valid TOPIK certificate based on their TOPIK level
English: points will be given to applicants with valid English proficiency certificate based on their test
scores (TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS, etc.)
 
○ Evaluation Preference  
 Overseas Koreans.
 Applicants from low-income families or underprivileged background.
 Applicants who submit a high score of English proficiency test (TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS).
 Applicants who applied for a natural science and engineering department in a regional
university.
 (Relevant to associate degree applicants) Winner of a national level competition on
technical skills.
 
MEDICAL ASSESSMENT
○ Subject for examination: All applicants who pass the 2nd round of selection 
○ Submission of Official Medical Examination
- Official Medical Examination issued by a medical doctor, or a licensed hospital should be submitted
to NIIED by December 16, 2022. Additional information will be provided when the second
successful candidates are announced.
How Medical Assessment Result will be used  
 After arriving in Korea, all GKS scholars will be subject to a medical examination
administered by NIIED. If results indicate that a GKS scholar falls into one of the cases
below, he or she will be disqualified from the scholarship. Such scholar must return any
 scholarship (e.g., airfare, settlement allowance, etc.) received and return home at their
own expense.
 Applicant is tested positive on drug tests.
 An applicant who has a serious illness that prevents him or her to study abroad for long
period of time including the full duration of Korean language program or degree
program in Korea.
 
FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT
○ Announcement of Final Successful Candidates
(Embassy Track) Universities should notify each candidate of the result of the third round by
December 16, 2022
※ Candidates who fail from all three universities in their final round of selection will be disqualified
from the program 
Embassy Track applicants who pass the 3rd round selection should notify their final choice of
university to NIIED via email by December 21, 2022.
Among the successful candidates of the second round (university track) or the third round (embassy
track), those who newly achieved TOPIK level 5 or 6 should send their TOPIK certificate to NIIED via
email by December 21, 2022.
NIIED will classify those who have obtained TOPIK level 5~6 as those who enter degree program. All
other successful candidates will be arranged for a Korean language program.
※ TOPIK certificates from the 71st to the 85th exam will be recognized as valid certificates.
NIIED will notify the list of final successful candidates to embassies and universities by late
December.
Ÿ The list of final successful candidates will also be announced on Study in Korea website
(www.studyinkorea.go.kr)               
○ Final Successful Candidates will receive invitation letters and guidance on entry from
NIIED

◈ Important Notes regarding Successful Candidates

○ Conditional Successful Candidate
Applicants who were expected to graduate at the time of application will be listed as “Conditional
Successful Candidates” at the final announcement unless they submit their graduation certificate
to NIIED by December 21, 2022 through an embassy (embassy track) or a university (university
track).
Among conditional successful candidates, those who are exempt from their Korean language program
(who submitted TOPIK level 5 or 6) fail to submit their graduation certificate by February 28, 2023,
an admission to the university will be prevented.
Ÿ The scholarship may be deferred for 6 months if such scholars cannot submit their graduation
certificates due to circumstances beyond one‟s control (e.g., COVID-19, etc.)
Conditional successful candidates who are assigned to a Korean language program (those without
TOPIK level 5 or 6) may enter Korea, but at their own expense.

○ Transitioning from conditional successful candidates to final successful candidates

Apply for status update
Conditional successful candidates, eligible for self-funded entry to Korea, should submit an apostilled
or consular confirmed graduation certificate to an embassy (embassy track) or a university (university
track) by February 28, 2023.  Candidates whose scholarship is deferred should submit the above
mentioned documents by May 31, 2023.
Each embassy or university should send authenticated graduation certificates to NIIED by the set
date.
Conditional successful candidates who fail to submit their graduation certificate by the deadline will
result in „cancellation of conditional acceptance‟ .
※ The submission deadline may be extended if a scholar cannot submit their graduation certificate
due to circumstances beyond one‟s control (e.g., COVID-19, etc.) upon President of NIIED‟s
approval.

Approval of status update

Conditional successful candidates who were approved to become final successful candidates will
receive entry airfare through their Korean language institution after their arrival to Korea.
Conditional successful candidates whose scholarships were deferred should start their scholarship
program in September 2023. However, if they apply for status update before February 28, 2023, they
may be able to apply* for an admission for March 2023 semester.
* Scholar should apply in consideration of the administrative time required for issuance of certificate
of admission and visa, etc. 

Final Successful Candidates’ withdrawal

 If a final successful candidate wishes to withdraw from the program after the final announcement,
he or she should submit a signed letter of scholarship renunciation (free form) to the
embassy/university that conducted the first round of selection.
Embassy or university should request NIIED a scholarship renunciation through an official document.
Only then, the scholarship will be officially renounced.
Once a scholarship is renounced, it cannot be reversed. Final Successful Candidates who renounce
their scholarship cannot reapply for the GKS program in the future. If the case of renunciation is
repeated, the relevant countries will lose their GKS quota in the future.

○ Certificate of Graduation
- Successful candidates are required to prepare multiple copies of apostilled or consular confirmed
graduation certificate before their entry to Korea. Scholars may need to submit their authenticated
certificate to their degree university (for an issuance of Standard Admission Letter), to an embassy
(for visa issuance), and to Korean immigration office (for a renewal or an update of their status of
residence in Korea).
※ This prevents scholars from returning to their home country to retrieve another set of apostilled or
consular confirmed graduation certificates that are needed for an issuance of Standard Admission
Letter after they are finished with their Korean language program.

○ Final Successful Candidates who are currently residing in Korea  

Final successful candidates who have Korean residence visa (D-4, D-2, etc.) may not be able to
receive a new visa for their Korean language program or degree program in Korea *.
* To avoid any visa related issues, after the final announcement, final successful candidates who are
residing in Korea should contact the Immigration office immediately to inquire about a new visa. Your
inquiry should entail the necessary procedure and required documents in obtaining a new visa.
Entry airfare will NOT be provided to newly selected scholars who are residing in Korea at the time of
the final announcement.

○ Check applicable Laws and Regulations

- Final successful candidates must fully familiarize themselves with immigration and residency laws,
academic regulations of NIIED and each academic institution
Academic regulation of each University
Refer to university website
Visa and Immigration
www.immigration.go.krX

www.hikorea.go.krX

SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION  
◈ Period of Scholarship
○ Bachelor’s Degree Program: 5~7 years 
1 year of Korean language training + 4~6 years of degree program
○ Associate Degree Program: 3~4 years
1 year of Korean language training + 2~3 years of degree program
○ Important Notes regarding Scholarship Period  
Applicants who submitted TOPIK level 5 or 6 will be exempt from a Korean language program
Those who receive TOPIK level 5 or 6 within the first 6 months of the Korean language program will
be exempt from the remaining 6-month language program and must start their degree program in
the following semester (September 2023).
 
◈ Scholarship Benefits

○ Scholarship
Benefits 
Scholarship
Airfare
Settlement Allowance
Monthly Allowance
Korean
Proficiency Grants
Degree
Completion Grants
Medical Insurance
Language
Training Fee
Tuition
Benefit
Economy class flight ticket (actual expense)
200,000 KRW
900,000 KRW /month
100,000 KRW /month
100,000 KRW
Standard amount set by NIIED
NIIED:1 million KRW
University: amount that exceeds 1 million KRW
NIIED: up to 5 million KRW
University: amount that exceeds 5 million KRW, Admission fee
Time
At the time of initial entry/final departure
At the time of initial entry
Beginning of each month
Beginning of each month
At the time of final departure
Beginning of each month
Beginning of each quarter (quarterly)
Beginning of each semester (twice a year)
Procedure
NIIED → Universities → GKS Scholars
NIIED → Universities
 
Important Notes regarding Scholarship Benefits
Entry airfare will NOT be provided to newly selected scholars who are residing in Korea at the time of
final announcement. Any domestic travel fees within a scholar‟s home country and any international
travel insurance for the trip to Korea will NOT be covered.
Entry airfare or visa application support will NOT be provided to scholars who enter Korea from a
country other than the scholar‟s own country of citizenship.
If a GKS scholar withdraws from the scholarship within the first 3 months after the enrollment to their
university, one MUST return the full scholarship amount that he or she has received after being
selected as a GKS scholar.
 
CONTACT INFORMATION 
○ Korean Universities for 2023 GKS-U Program: Refer to Appendix C
○ Global Korea Scholarship Center, NIIED: kgspniied@korea.kr
<Address> 
GKS Center, NIIED (Selection department of 2023 GKS-U)
191, Jeongjail-ro, Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do (13557) Republic of Korea

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OTHER USEFUL WEBSITES

Learning Korean
www.sejonghakdang.orgX
Korean Portal
www.korea.netX
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
www.mofa.go.krX
Visa and Immigration
www.immigration.go.krX

www.hikorea.go.krX
Higher Education in Korea
www.academyinfo.go.krX

DOWNLOAD GKS KGSP 2023 COMPLETE GUIDELINES PDF IN ENGLISHX

CHECK THE AVAILABLE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTS FOR EMBASSY AND UNIVERSITY
TRACKX
DOWNLOAD THE APPLICATION FORMX
2023 GKS-U (FAQs)X
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Korean Government Scholarship Program — KGSP Eligibility, Dates, Award

Program (KGSP) is jointly offered by the Korean Government and the Government of India for
students who wish to pursue a master’s degree, doctoral degree or research programme from a
Korean higher education institution. The key purpose behind introducing KGSP is to provide
opportunities for conducting advanced studies in Korean institutions to international students.
The Korean Government Scholarship Program also aims to promote international exchanges in
education and mutual friendship between Korea and other participating countries. In 2010, the
scholarship was integrated and branded as Global Korea Scholarship (GKS).
If you are willing to pursue higher studies from a recognised institution of higher education in Korea,
the Korean Government Scholarship program can turn out to be a boon in managing the funds. Want
to know more about KGSP? This article will provide you with a detailed description of its eligibility,
application process, award details, selection process and more. However, before heading on to the
details, here is a brief overview of the scholarship program for your reference.
Korean Government Scholarship Program — An Overview
1. Name of the scholarshipKorean Government Scholarship Program (KGSP)
2. Provider informationKorean Government and Government of India
 3. Place of studyHigher Educational institutions in the Republic of Korea
4. Level of study
 Master’s programme
 Doctoral programme
 Research programme
5. Fields of study
 Korean Language and Literature
 International Relations (including Korean Studies)
 Biotechnology
 Electronic Engineering
6. Application timeline*Between February and March (For 2019, the application submission deadline is
20 March 2019
7. Number of nominations to be forwarded15
8. Number of scholarships10
9. Award details
 Settlement allowance
 Airfare
 Monthly allowance
 Research support fee
 Language training fee
 Tuition
 Thesis printing fee
 Medical insurance
 Korean proficiency grants
 Degree Completion Grants
10. Term of the scholarship
 For master’s degree — 3 years
 For doctoral degree — 4 years
 For research program — 6 months
11. Application processApply online through the Sakshat portal of MHRD.
12. Important websites
http://proposal.sakshat.ac.in/scholarship/
http://www.studyinkorea.go.kr/en/sub/gks/allnew_invite.do
*The application timeline mentioned above is tentative and may change on the discretion of the
scholarship provider.
Korean Government Scholarship Program — Key Eligibility
Each student, who is classified as an international student can apply for the Korean Government
Scholarship Program. Students having Korean citizenship or dual citizenship are not eligible to apply
for this program. Furthermore, there are several other criteria as well that a student must fulfil to
obtain benefits under KGSP. Based on a student’s age, health, academic qualification, grades,
proficiency in Korean or English language, the eligibility criteria for each level of study may vary. Given
below is a detailed description of the eligibility criteria for each study program -
Detailed Eligibility of Korean Government Scholarship Program
1. Age requirements
Below 40 years of age
Below 40 years of age
For applicants working as a professor — Below 45 years of age
2. Degree requirements
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent
Master’s degree or equivalent
 For Postdoctoral research program — Doctoral degree or equivalent
 For Professor Exchange Program — Master’s degree or equivalent
 For Program for Education, Science, Culture (International Professionals) — Master’s
degree or equivalent.
3. Grades
 Overall CGPA of 2.64 on a 4.0 scale OR,
 Overall CGPA of 2.80 on a 4.3 scale OR,
 Overall CGPA of 2.91 on a 4.5 scale OR,
 Overall CGPA of 3.23 on a 5.0 scale OR,
  Overall score percentile of 80% or above
Same as Master’s degree program
Same as Master’s degree program
4. Health
Good physical and mental health required
Good physical and mental health required
Good physical and mental health required
5. Language proficiency (Not mandatorily required)
Preference for Korean or English language proficiency
Preference for Korean or English language proficiency
Preference for Korean or English language proficiency
Important Notes:
 For entering into a research program, the candidates must also have an invitation from one
of the NIIED’s (National Institute for International Education).
 Students, who have already pursued study/research/specialisation abroad either on
scholarship or on their own for more than six months, are eligible to apply only if they have
been in India for minimum 2 consecutive years after returning from abroad.
 Students, who have previously studied in a Korean university as visiting or exchange
students can also apply.
 The prospective students, who have completed their bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral
degree in Korea cannot apply for KGSP.
 Each candidate is required to submit a Personal Medical Assessment while applying for the
scholarship.
Korean Government Scholarship Program — How to Apply?
If you fulfil the eligibility criteria of KGSP, you can apply for it online through the Sakshat portal of
MHRD. The Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) is the nominating agency in India
for Korean Government scholarship program. Also, a student needs to send the hard copy of
completed application form along with the required documents to MHRD. A step-by-step description of
the application process is mentioned hereunder -
Step 1: Visit the official website of Sakshat portal of MHRD.
Step 2: Select ‘Korean Government Scholarship Program’ and click on the apply button.
Step 3: Fill in the application form.
Step 4: Attach all supporting documents.
Step 5: Submit the online application.
Step 6: After successful submission of the online application, download the application prescribed by
the Korean government from its official website.
Step 7: Fill all necessary details and attach the supporting documents.
Step 8: Send the completed application form to -
The Under Secretary (Scholarship), Ministry of Human Resource Development,
Department of Higher Education, West Block — 1, 2ndFloor, Wing — 6, R.K. Puram, New
Delhi — 110066
Korean Government Scholarship Program — Supporting Documents
Given below is the complete list of documents that you need to provide in support of your application
-
 Mark sheets and certificate of Secondary Examination
 Mark sheets and certificate of Higher Secondary Examination
 Transcript in respect of the candidate’s higher qualification
 Bachelor’s/ Master’s/ Doctoral degree or equivalent
Note: The file size of each document should be less than 530 KB and should be available in .pdf
format. In case, you need to upload two documents in one option, you need to scan both the
documents together and submit it as one.
Korean Government Scholarship Program — Award Details
What kind of financial assistance is given under the Korean Government scholarship program? What
are the things covered in this scholarship? Find an answer to all these questions in detail in this
section. The amount of scholarship given to scholars of master’s/ doctoral/ research program varies. A
comprehensive description of KGSP award details is given hereunder -
 Economy class airfare for entry into Korea and return to the home country
 One-time settlement allowance of KRW 200,000
  Monthly allowance of KRW 900,000 for master’s/doctoral degree and KRW 1,500,000 for
research program
 Research allowance of KRW 210,000 per semester (for Liberal Arts and Social Science
majors) and KRW 240,000 per semester (for Natural Science and Engineering majors)
 Fully covers the one-year Korean Language Training fee (applicable for Master’s and
Doctoral degree students)
 Covers the tuition fee (applicable for Master’s and Doctoral degree students)
 Reimbursement of thesis printing fee of up to KRW 500,000 for Liberal Arts and Social
Science majors and up to KRW 800,000 for Natural Science & Engineering and Arts, Music
& Sports majors (applicable for Master’s and Doctoral degree students)
 Medical insurance of KRW 20,000 per month
 Korean proficiency grant of KRW 100,000 per month (applicable for Master’s and Doctoral
degree students having a valid TOPIK (Test of Proficiency in Korean) level 5 or 6)
 One-time degree completion grant of KRW 100,000
Korean Government Scholarship Program — Selection Procedure
The initial shortlisting of the applications for Korean Government scholarship program is done by the
MHRD. A merit list is prepared of all the applications received. The weightage is given to institutions of
national importance/ centrally funded educational institutions (CEFIs) and NAAC accredited institutions
from where the applicant has completed or is pursuing his/her qualifying examination. A total of 15
applications are shortlisted which are further sent for nominations to the Korean Government.
Thereafter, the Korean Government shortlists only 10 nominations for the award of scholarship.
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Region
Country
Quota

Regional
Associate
Southeast Asia
(11)
Brunei,Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste,
Vietnam
23
7
Northeast Asia (2)
Japan, Mongolia
3
1
Southwest Asia
(7)
Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka
9
3
Central Asia (5)
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan
6
2
the Americas,
Europe, the Pacific
(28)
Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic,
Ecuador, El Salvador, Fiji, Georgia, Guatemala, Mexico, Moldova, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Poland,
Russia, Sweden, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Ukraine, Uruguay, Venezuela
3
1
the Middle East,
Africa
(19)
Angola, DR Congo, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Iran, Jordan, Kenya, Morocco,
Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, Yemen
5
1
Total
49
15