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This is Vijob. 👋
When preparing to study in Korea, there are honestly a lot more things to consider than you might expect.
“Which university is the best fit for me?”
“Which schools can I apply to with my major?”
“Is there a way to compare tuition and scholarships all at once?”
“How did senior students who came to Korea first prepare?”
“After graduation, how do I find a job in Korea?”
From choosing a school to preparing for admission, life in Korea, visas, part-time jobs, and employment.
If you look for everything separately one by one, there can be so much information that it actually becomes more confusing.
Now, you can check all of these concerns together inside Vijob.
Univijob, for international students preparing to study in Korea, has been integrated into the Vijob app. 🎓🇰🇷
With this integration, Vijob goes beyond being just a platform for finding jobs for foreigners,
Study in Korea preparation → university selection → admission → life in Korea → part-time jobs·employment → stable settlement and expands into a platform that supports the entire journey in Korea.
🎓 Find the Korean university that fits you
The most important first choice when studying in Korea is choosing a university. But it’s hard to decide based on the school name alone.
Whether the major you want to study is available,
which region you want to live in,
how much the tuition is,
what scholarships you can receive,
and what the Korean or English language requirements are all need to be checked together.
Univijob connects students to more study-in-Korea options. Explore Korean universities directly based on the conditions you want.
🎓 Major
You can search for universities based on the field you want to study.
📍 Region
You can compare options based on the area you want to live in, such as Seoul, the metropolitan area, or the provinces.
💰 Tuition
You can check tuition by university and find options that fit your budget.
🎁 Scholarships
You can also check scholarship benefits offered to international students.
🌐 Language
You can also check the language requirements needed for applications and classes, such as Korean and English.
Instead of the school everyone else goes to,
find the Korean university that matches your conditions and goals.
🏫 Connected with 40+ partner universities and institutions
There are many universities in Korea, but it is not easy for students overseas to find accurate information directly and connect with the actual schools.
Based on a network of more than 40 partner universities and institutions, Univijob connects a wide range of Korea study abroad options.
Rather than simply collecting and displaying university information available online,
it helps students check and prepare more reliable information based on an operating structure connected to actual Korea universities and related institutions.
Compare multiple criteria such as major, region, tuition, scholarships, and language requirements, and find out “which schools I can actually apply to.”
📑 If admissions preparation feels overwhelming, come with Univijob
Choosing a university is not the end.
Once you start applying, new worries appear.
“Do I need to translate this document?”
“Do I need notarization or an apostille?”
“Why do different schools require different documents?”
“Until when is the application deadline?”
Especially if you are preparing alone from overseas, even one small document can mean having to prepare everything again, or you might miss an important application deadline.
Univijob supports students so they can more conveniently prepare the admission documents and administrative procedures involved in applying to Korea universities.
Focus more on choosing your university and major,
and check the complicated admissions preparation with Univijob.
💬 Ask a senior who is in Korea
There is plenty of study abroad information online, but the things you are truly curious about often do not show up well even when you search.
“What is the atmosphere of this school really like?”
“What should I prepare first when I arrive in Korea for the first time?”
“How do international students find part-time jobs?”
“After graduation, when should I start preparing for D-10 or employment?”
For these questions, the experiences of people who have already studied and lived in Korea are a great help.
In the Vijob community, you can freely ask foreign seniors who are studying and living in Korea.
If you have questions about studying abroad, university life, visas, part-time jobs, employment, or life in Korea,
feel free to leave a post. 🙌
Stories from seniors who have gone আগে can be a helpful clue for your choices.
💙 Korea study abroad is not the end, but the beginning of what comes next
From the moment you prepare for Korea study abroad until after graduation, it is all one continuous process.
Choose a university → come to Korea and study → adapt to daily life → gain experience → look for a job → get employed → settle down stably.
So Vijob does not treat studying abroad and employment as separate things.
From looking into studying in Korea,
to when questions come up while living in Korea,
and even when preparing for a job after graduation
prepare everything in one place, Vijob.
Vijob will be with you so that those preparing for a new start in Korea
can see more options, make better decisions, and settle more securely.
From studying in Korea to employment, and then to a stable settlement.
Your Korea Journey, All in Vijob. 💙