Introduction
In 1962, playwright and theater director, Chi-Jin Yoo built the first private theater dedicated to the performing arts and began the country’s first drama school. The Institute is committed to preserving the artistic identity of Korea by nurturing talented young artists with the age-old traditions and exploring new ways of expression. SeoulArts has been leading the Korean Wave for over five decades and creating the next Korean Wave.Process from the Associate in Fine Arts through the Bachelor of Fine Arts Programs
Seoul Institute of the Arts offers both Associate in Fine Arts Program (AFA) and Bachelor of Fine Arts Program (BFA). The students, who have entered the AFA program, receive training in the artistic field of their choice as well as liberal arts education. The AFA Program (3 years) offers vocational education for the fundamental knowledge and skills in the arts. The BFA degree program offers professional education to develop the expert knowledge and skills through a one year program of intensive training and interdisciplinary production.
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Intensive Training for Artistic Skills
3years - 3years for AFA Programs 15 Majors
Education for Artistic Creation
1years - 1years for BFA Programs 2 Majors
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Art Education for Each Major
- Fundamental Studies for Artistic creation
- Vocational Training
- Tiered Learning According to Grade, Skill Level, and Functionality
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Field-Based Creative Education
- Active Creators and Artists as the Faculty
- Industry-Academic Cooperation through Creation Studios on Campus
- Campus Dualization : Ansan for Education, Namsan for Industry-Academic Cooperation and Production
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Interdisciplinary Collaborative, and Integrative Art Education
- Individual and Intensive Education
- Labs and Studios for Creativity
- Connected to Professional Production
Specialized Education System
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AFA Programs
- School of Performance - Theater, Dance, Acting
- School of film and Media Arts - Film, Broadcasting, Digital Arts
- School of Creative Writing - Creative Writing, Dramatic Writing
- School of Design - Visual Design, Photography, Spatial Design
- School of Music - Korean Music, Applied Music
- School of Communication -Creative Advertising, Arts Management
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BFA Programs Programs
- School of Performing Arts
- School of Media Arts
Eligibility for Application
Applicants must either hold or be expected to hold a high school diploma (or equivalents). Those who meet either one of the conditions in the box below must hold a high proficiency in Korean ‐ TOPIK level 3 or a higher grade.
| Category | Details |
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| Non-Korean students with non-Korean parents |
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| Students who have received their entire education outside of Korea | Must have completed the entire primary and secondary education outside of Korea (12 years in total) |
Scholarship for International Students
| Selection Criteria | Scholarship per Students | ||
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| Incoming Freshmen | International Students Scholarship | Awarded to the top three incoming students based on their admission scores (only when more than 30 students accepted) | 1st place : 100% of Tuition 2nd place : 75% of Tuition 3rd place : 50% of Tuition |
| Enrolled Students | International Students Scholarship | GPA 3.0 or higher (Eligible for each semester) | 50% of Tuition |
| Foreign Language Scholarship | TOPIK level 4 or higher | KRW 1,000,000 | |
Dormitory
- Accommodates 498 students
- Dormitory Fee: KRW 1,650,000 won(per semester)
- Foreign students receive first priority for dormitory space
Support Programs for International Students
- Korean Language Program
- Buddy Program
- Culture Experience Program
- Health Screening Program
Contact Information
- Address: Admission Office, Seoul Institute of the Arts, 171 Yesuldaehak‐ro, Gojan‐dong, Danwon‐ku, Ansan, Gyeonggi‐do, Republic of Korea 15263
- Email: intl@seoularts.ac.kr
- Phone: +82.31.412.7426, 7427, 7429 (English)