Bachelor's Degree Required
Apply with a recognized bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification.
Study at the graduate level, build specialized knowledge, and open pathways to research, PhD study, and industry.
Plan your 2-year budget
What could your master's cost?
Estimated total
$28,880for 2 years
Typical tuition: about $2,000 to $5,500 per semester. Some specialized programs cost more.
Typical living costs: about $530 to $710 per month.
An estimate in US dollars, based on typical ranges. Exact costs vary by university and exchange rate. Flights, visa fees, and insurance are not included.
Master's degree programs in South Korea usually take two years or four semesters. Bangladeshi students need a recognized bachelor's degree and must meet the academic and language requirements of their chosen university. Programs are available in English and Korean. Study can include advanced coursework, research, comprehensive exams, and a thesis or other graduation requirements.
Apply with a recognized bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification.
Choose a program based on its IELTS, TOEFL, TOPIK, or other language requirements.
Complete advanced courses and research based on your program requirements.
Explore GKS, university scholarships, and research funding available to eligible students.
Get practical guidance from program selection to admission and visa preparation.
UniPass Global reviews your degree, GPA, subject background, language level, and study goals.
We help you explore suitable fields, including Engineering, STEM, Business, International Relations, Public Policy, and Korean Studies.
We guide you through entry requirements, documents, SOPs, research needs, and application timelines.
We support you through admission steps and help you prepare for the D-2-3 student visa process.
A master's degree can strengthen your expertise, expand your professional network, and create opportunities in research, industry, and higher education.
Build a strong academic foundation for advanced research and doctoral studies.
Gain hands-on experience through research projects and faculty collaboration.
Develop advanced skills for leadership and specialized professional roles.
Build valuable relationships with researchers, faculty, and professionals.
Study in a diverse environment while expanding your global perspective.
Create pathways to research careers, doctoral studies, and industry leadership.
After graduation, eligible students may apply for a D-10 job-seeking visa while looking for work in Korea. Approval depends on immigration requirements.
Develop expertise through coursework, research, and academic assessment.
Build advanced knowledge through graduate-level courses in your chosen field.
Choose advanced subjects that match your academic interests and career goals.
Complete research work and any comprehensive or qualifying exams required by your department.
Many programs require around 24 or more credits. You may also complete a thesis or approved non-thesis route.
Most master's programs take about two years or four semesters. Some take longer, depending on research and graduation requirements.
Two major intakes are available each year.
Application periods vary by university, so we check the exact dates for the programs you choose.
Research, collaborate, and grow in a global academic environment.
Research opportunities, global networks, and career advancement.
Study in an environment that combines advanced coursework with research opportunities, helping you build expertise and practical experience in your field.
Some research-based programs offer stipends, assistantships, or project funding for eligible students.
Qualified students may be eligible for one of Korea's most competitive scholarship programs.
Choose from English-taught and Korean-taught master's programs across multiple disciplines.
Access advanced laboratories, research centers, and academic resources.
Connect with professors, researchers, alumni, and industry professionals.
Prepare for doctoral studies, research careers, and leadership roles in your industry.
Real experiences shared by students who achieved their goals here.
I was confused about the visa process and university admission, but Unipass Global Hub guided me step by step. Their team was very friendly and always replied quickly. Now I am studying in Korea without any hassle. Highly recommended for Bangladeshi students.
Unipass Global Hub helped me from the beginning until my departure to Korea. They prepared my documents professionally and gave me confidence for the embassy interview. I truly appreciate their honest support and guidance.
I had a great experience with Unipass Global Hub. They explained everything clearly about tuition fees, living costs, and scholarship opportunities in Korea. Thanks to them, my admission process became smooth and stress-free.
Choosing the right consultancy was difficult, but Unipass Global Hub proved to be trustworthy. Their communication was excellent, and they supported me whenever I had questions. I am now happily pursuing my studies in Korea.
Unipass Global Hub made my dream of studying in Korea possible. From university selection to visa processing, everything was handled professionally. I felt very secure throughout the whole process. Their service exceeded my expectations.
Get quick answers to questions about a master's degree in South Korea.
Yes. You normally need a recognized bachelor's degree. Your GPA, subject background, and language ability must also meet the university's requirements.
There is no single GPA requirement for all universities. The minimum depends on the university and program. UniPass Global helps you find options that match your academic profile.
Most master's programs take about two years or four semesters. Some programs may take longer depending on research and graduation requirements.
Yes. Both English-taught and Korean-taught programs are available. English programs may require IELTS or TOEFL. Korean programs may require TOPIK. Exact scores vary by program.
Tuition varies by university and subject. Many programs listed through Study in Korea are around $2,000 to $5,500 per semester, while some specialized programs can cost more. Living expenses are roughly $530 to $710 per month at current exchange rates.
Yes. You can explore GKS, university scholarships, and research-based funding. Scholarship amounts and eligibility vary. Some university scholarships can cover part or all of the tuition.
It depends on your program. Many research-based master's degrees require a thesis. Other programs may offer a capstone or non-thesis route. Always check the graduation rules before applying.
Not always. Research-focused programs may value previous research experience or a proposal. Professional programs may focus more on your academic record and relevant experience.
The D-2-3 visa is the student visa category for master's degree programs. You usually apply after receiving admission from a Korean university. Academic, financial, admission, and other supporting documents are required.
You may need your bachelor's certificate, transcripts, passport, language score, study plan, and financial documents. Some programs also ask for recommendations or a research proposal. Requirements vary by university.
A study gap does not automatically make you ineligible. Universities may review your academic record, work experience, research background, and reason for the gap.
International students may be allowed to work part-time after meeting the required immigration and university conditions. Work limits can depend on your visa, Korean ability, and academic status.
Eligible graduates may apply for a D-10 job-seeking visa while looking for suitable work in Korea. Students who secure eligible employment may later move to an appropriate work visa. Visa approval depends on immigration requirements.
Yes. A Korean master's degree can lead to doctoral study in Korea or another country. Your research experience, academic results, and chosen fields will affect your PhD options.
UniPass Global helps you assess your profile, compare suitable programs, understand entry requirements, and prepare for the application process. We can also guide you through the next admission and visa stages.
Book a free consultation and get a clear plan for your admission, visa and move to South Korea.