South Korea has made a place for itself among the top chosen destinations for higher studies. With its world-class levels of schooling, it has been included in the list of countries with the best education system. With a large section of the population holding a tertiary education degree, South Korea is counted as one of the most educated countries in the world!
South Korea is chosen by aspirants who wish to pursue an MBA abroad because of multiple reasons, the primary one being the job market.

Aspirants planning to pursue MBA in South Korea must meet the essential eligibility criteria for securing admission to South Korean Universities for MBA. -

- Students must hold a bachelor’s degree in any related subject.
- Students must appear for TOEFL, GMAT, and IELTS and secure valid scores.
- Different universities have different eligibility criteria; students must make it a point to read the eligibility criteria of each university before applying.

For students who need financial assistance, a few scholarships are also provided to cover the studying expenses incurred. Listed below are the scholarships available:

Sol Bridge International Scholarship – the Sol Bridge International School of Business, offers Sol Bridge Admission Scholarships. It provides partial funding for international students applying for MBA programs.

Forte Fellowship Programme – Offered by Forte Foundation. Provides partial funding to international students pursuing MBA. Students eligible for this scholarship are: Open to all nationalities.

Amba 50th Anniversary Scholarships – This scholarship is awarded to those who pursue MBA in Business and can be taken at AMBA-accredited Business Schools only.

I hope this was helpful. Please let me know if you have any more questions.

Amba 50th Anniversary Scholarships – This scholarship is awarded to those who pursue MBA in Business and can be taken at AMBA-accredited Business Schools only.

Event management degrees are more widely available in the United Kingdom and Europe than anywhere else on the planet. Event management degrees are available at all undergraduate and postgraduate levels in these fields. In the United States, you may be able to study event management as a bachelor's degree major, but only in a specific industry or as part of a business degree. Some degree programmes in event management will be accredited by a national body or organisation, ensuring that they meet industry standards. Modules will be used to study the major aspects of event management. Some areas of study are required, while others are optional, allowing you to specialise in specific aspects of events. You will almost certainly have the opportunity to take modules that are graded on a large amount of practical work. Some of the most common event module topics include:

Project planning
Financial organization
Industry knowledge
Risk management
Stakeholder management
Event design
Here is a list of best universities for pursuing event management abroad:

University of Nebraska at Kearney
Auckland University of Technology
University of Europe for Applied Sciences
Central Washington University
Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences
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Yes you can pursue commerce at the Busan university of foreign studies. Here is the eligibility criteria for getting into the university:

Online application
Application fee KRW 60,000
Applicants who have completed (or expected to complete) a regular high school education
Recommendation letter written by his/her home university
Interview score 60 points out of 100 or higher
TOPIK (Test of Proficiency in Korean) level 3 or higher
TOEFL iBT 53 or IELTS 5.5 or TEPS 600 or higher
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Sorry to say but as per their eligibility criteria you need at least a 3.75 or higher GPA to get an admit into Yonsei University, South Korea. Students with a cumulative GPA of 3.75 or higher may graduate in one or two semesters if they complete all graduation requirements in six or seven semesters. Students in the Integrated Undergraduate and Graduate Program with a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher can earn a bachelor's degree after completing graduation requirements in the seventh semester. Early Graduation Restrictions:

Students who have received an academic warning are not eligible to apply for early graduation.
Transferred students cannot apply for early graduation.
Students enrolled in programmes requiring 5 or more years of enrollment, such as B.Arch., M.D., D.D.S., and D.Phm., are not eligible to apply for early graduation.
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Every South Korean university has its own admissions procedures, which are detailed on its websites. After selecting a university, the candidate must visit the university's website and submit their applications as instructed by the university. Candidates applying to study for a master's degree in South Korea must take an English language test to demonstrate their English proficiency. The following certificates are accepted by South Korean universities:

TOEFL stands for Test of English as a Foreign Language
IELTS stands for International English Language Testing System
PTE Academic stands for Pearson Test Of English
C1 advanced proficiency or C2 Proficiency (Cambridge English Qualifications)
Here is a list of universities that you can target:

KAIST – Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology
Seoul National University
Korea University
Sungkyunkwan University
Yonsei University
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I won’t lie and start giving you scholarship names that are not relevant here. South Korea is a good study abroad option, but it is not as popular as you might think. A lot of international students prefer the USA, UK and Canada as countries for higher education. Therefore the number of scholarships differs in all these locations.

It doesn’t mean that there are no scholarships provided to study in South Korea that covers all the expenses. But they are small in numbers. For instance, in my years of experience, I only know a few ones that I know are good. If I have to recommend, I would go with these ones -

• SUNY Korea Scholarship
• KNU International Graduate Scholarship
• The Undergraduate & Graduate Korean Government Scholarship

These are the ones that work for multiple universities in South Korea with multiple disciples. It means if you target these scholarships, you will be able to target many subject degrees in South Korea. I know a few more nice scholarships there but those are university-specific. If you have mentioned any university in South Korea, I would have suggested particular ones that that university offers.

Finally, I want to suggest that you should go with your guts. If you want to study in South Korea, good. But also keep an open mind, because it's likely that some popular programs are not available there as the country doesn't have too many international universities. If you are interested in other areas or want to know some specific details regarding South Korea just let me know.

One of the unique experiences a student may have is studying abroad. Students are drawn to study abroad because of the diverse landscapes, multicultural environments, and historic universities. In addition, many nations permit international students to work there to assist them in covering their tuition costs while studying.

There are usually some requirements for working while studying abroad in many countries. For example, you will typically need to submit some papers to the relevant authorities to obtain permission or a visa.

The following top-notch nations will make it simple for international students to make extra cash while studying.

USA with 1,095,299 International student population
The F-1 visa allows for up to 40 hours of employment per week during the summer and 20 hours per week during the academic year. Working on-Campus is when you are required to perform work for the institution where you are enrolled, whether that work is performed on- or off-campus.

The UK, with a 496,570 International student population
If they have a Tier 4 student visa, international students can work and study in the UK. International students enrolled in a six-month or more prolonged course of study in the UK are granted this visa. It depends on the type you choose to follow and how many hours you can work, a maximum of 10 or 20 per week during the study term. All students with work permits are permitted to work full time during the break for 40 hours per week.

Canada, with 642,480 International student population
Students must be full-time students at "a designated learning institution" if they want to work while they are in school (DLI). They are permitted to work 20 hours a week. They also need a study permit that states explicitly that it will allow them to work off-campus. Additionally, students must obtain a Social Security number.

Germany, with a 265,484 International student population
International students may work part-time for 240 days a year and full-time for 120 days with the approval of the Federal Employment Agency and the foreigner's office.

Students can find employment through student services, online job boards, the Federal Employment Agency, university job advertising boards, etc. The majority of students work as academic assistants, servers, or couriers.

Other countries providing studying, working and PR are:

1. Australia, with 420,501 International student population
2. France, with a 343,400 International student population
3. Switzerland, with a 313128 International student population
4. New Zealand, with a 117,248 International student population
5. Russia, with a 334,497 International student population
6. Spain, with a 109,522 International student population

There are numerous options to make money while participating in study abroad programmes, including job fairs, campus employment, internet job boards, etc. Realize your dream while earning valuable work experience abroad while still in school. Take advantage of the chance to work while you are studying abroad.

Korea and Japan are the countries that have become popular choices in recent years. However, there are not many scholarship options when you decide to go to Korea and Japan. But it doesn’t mean that you can not apply to universities in these countries.

I have researched for scholarships in all important countries that have good education systems. For Korea and Japan as well, I came across some scholarships that are actually good -

• Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship (Japan)
• Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarship for Privately-financed International Students (Japan)
• The Great Wall Programme (Korea)
• Schwarzman Scholarship (Korea)

The Japanese Government Scholarship is awarded to students with a recommendation. Like you have to get word from a government body or your professor etc. The other three are basically merit-based. You have to perform better than others if you want these scholarships. Apart from these ones, you always have scholarships that are offered by the university itself like the ‘University of Tokyo Fellowship.’

And you can also look into -

International Postgraduate Scholarship – Japan and South Korea

The international postgraduate scholarship for Japan & South Korea is a merit-based scholarship that is awarded for outstanding academic performances. To get this scholarship you have to meet academic merit and a 250-word statement. It covers a good amount of your finances and can be very beneficial.

To avail, you basically need to visit the National Scholarship Portal which is administered by the government. There you'll be asked to create an account and put your details. Through draft saving, you will get notified of what scholarship you are eligible for. It's not that hard and can be completed very easily.

Do you also have any university preferences? If you are still not done with your selection process, let me help you. You can share your profile details and we will together see which universities are better for you considering your academic records and scholarship options.