study korean at Korea's top university of foreign studies
Three weeks of practice with native speakers, accommodation on the university campus, excursions and master classes – all included in the program price
We created this tour especially for those who want not just
to learn Korean, but to use it in real life!
If you dream of speaking Korean fluently, understanding
the culture from the inside, and having an unforgettable experience, this tour is for you.
Improve your pronunciation and listening comprehension through real conversations with native speakers.
Overcome the language barrier and make noticeable progress in your language learning.
Gain a unique experience, one you simply can't get in regular classes.
Learn to communicate easily with Koreans in shops, cafes, and on public transport.
Meet people, who already live and work in Korea.
Overcome your fear of moving, gain confidence, and adapt to a new culture and everyday life.
Boost your speaking skills, listening comprehension, and confidence in communication.
Get to know universities and learn what studying in Korea is like.
Gain an advantage in your studies, knowing not only the language but also the culture.
Immerse yourself in the world of Korean culture, visiting historic sites, museums, and workshops
on traditional crafts and dances.
Enjoy the atmosphere of Korea, learning not only the language but also the secrets of K-pop, K-dramas, and Korean cuisine.
Improve your pronunciation and listening comprehension through real conversations with native speakers.
Overcome the language barrier and make noticeable progress in your language learning.
Gain a unique experience, one you simply can't get in regular classes.
Learn to communicate easily with Koreans in shops, cafes, and on public transport.
Meet people, who already live and work in Korea.
Overcome your fear of moving, gain confidence, and adapt to a new culture and everyday life.
Boost your speaking skills, listening comprehension, and confidence in communication.
Get to know universities and learn what studying in Korea is like.
Gain an advantage in your studies, knowing not only the language but also the culture.
Immerse yourself in the world of Korean culture, visiting historic sites, museums, and workshops
on traditional crafts and dances.
Enjoy the atmosphere of Korea, learning not only the language but also the secrets of K-pop, K-dramas, and Korean cuisine.
Learning the language through practice
and cultural activities.
We use unique approaches, combining traditional classes with hands-on practice to make language learning engaging and effective.
Classes with native speakers,
practice in real-life situations.
You'll be surrounded by the Korean language
and culture 24/7, which will help you
quickly improve your language level
and confidence in communication.
A comfortable atmosphere
for learning and travel.
This tour is the perfect opportunity to meet people who share your interests and goals. Together, you'll learn the language and create unforgettable memories.
After classes, a packed program awaits you: excursions to the most beautiful places, weekend trips out of the city, creative workshops, and team games inspired by popular Korean shows.
The country's maritime capital, famous for its beaches, hills and vibrant southern character. Busan brings together ocean views, fish markets, modern art spaces and atmospheric neighborhoods. It's a city where in a single day you can see seaside temples, stroll along the beach and take in skyscraper panoramas. Busan is the perfect place for anyone who loves the sea, culture and lively city life.
Busan's most famous beach, known for its wide shoreline, soft sand and clear turquoise water. Haeundae Beach is the perfect place for walks, seaside relaxation and soaking up the atmosphere of a coastal city. Nearby are cozy cafes, a waterfront promenade and beautiful viewpoints, making this beach one of the most popular in South Korea.
A modern seaside attraction park in Busan where guests can ride along the ocean in a panoramic sky capsule or train. It offers stunning views of the coastline, cliffs and the endless line of the sea. It's a calm and beautiful journey, perfect for enjoying the nature and seaside atmosphere of Haeundae.
Huge grassy mounds right in the center of Gyeongju — beneath them rest the kings and nobles of the ancient Silla kingdom. Inside one of the tombs, Cheonmachong, you can see real gold crowns and jewelry found during excavations. A place where ancient history literally rises above the ground — looking like something between a cemetery and a work of landscape art.
A summer residence of the Silla-era crown with an artificial pond that was the center of court festivities and receptions. By day — calm views and buildings reflected in the water; by evening, the palace becomes one of the most beautiful spots in Gyeongju: the lights fall on the pond so that the water itself seems to glow.
Beomeosa Temple was founded more than 1,300 years ago and is an important spiritual center of Korea. Here you can see traditional architecture and Buddhist rituals and enjoy the tranquility of nature. Beomeosa is a great place to get to know Korea's spiritual culture and take a break from the bustle of the city.
A modern cultural park where art, technology and the region's historical heritage come together. The park's main symbol is Gyeongju Tower — an unusual architectural tower that echoes the silhouette of the ancient pagoda of Hwangnyongsa Temple. Its observation deck offers panoramic views of Gyeongju and its surroundings. The park shows how modern culture and architecture can blend harmoniously with the history of the ancient Silla kingdom.
One of Busan's most colorful and recognizable neighborhoods, known as the "Korean Santorini." It's a maze of narrow lanes, multicolored houses, art installations and observation decks. A walk through the village offers an atmosphere of creativity, street art and charming views, and photos taken here always turn out truly picturesque and memorable.
A modern digital art museum in Busan where technology, light and sound create large-scale multimedia installations. Here you can immerse yourself in a mesmerizing world of nature, light and visual effects.
One of Busan's most impressive viewpoints. The Songdo Cable Car runs over the sea, connecting the shore with scenic cliffs and a park. During the ride, you'll enjoy panoramic views of the coastline, the ocean and the cityscape. Flying over the water gives a feeling of lightness and lets you see Busan from a completely new, breathtaking perspective.
Everything is buzzing here: music from the shops, the aroma of street food, flashing neon signs and rows of cosmetics that make your eyes wander. At every step – K-beauty brands, trendy clothing, face masks featuring K-drama characters, perfumes, jewelry and original souvenirs. Myeongdong is a place where you want to touch, taste and try on everything. It's easy to get carried away and lose track of time.
The main residence of Korea's monarchs. Mighty gates, graceful pagodas, and the changing of the guard transport you to the Joseon Dynasty era — with its royal aesthetics and spirit of antiquity.
3 hours of language practice every day — a real learning process with university instructors. Participants are divided into groups by level so everyone feels comfortable: from first phrases to fluent speech. In your group, you'll level up, learn new vocabulary, and finally break through the language barrier that kept you from speaking before.
This isn't just a martial arts lesson, it's an encounter with the Korean philosophy of strength, discipline and respect. You'll put on a dobok, step onto the mat and, under a master's guidance, learn basic kicks, blocks and stances. Even in a short time, you'll feel your body grow more confident and your mind — calmer. It's an activity that leaves you not only with an athletic rush but also with the feeling that you've become a little stronger — both outside and within.
A modern amusement theme park in Busan, located near the coast. Various rides, shows and entertainment zones await guests of all ages. The park stands out for its vibrant design, festive atmosphere and sea views. You can ride extreme roller coasters, explore themed zones and enjoy colorful performances.
Kimchi, bibimbap, pancakes and spicy sauces — made with your own hands, under the attentive guidance of a Korean chef. A delicious dive into Korea's culinary soul.
The country's maritime capital, famous for its beaches, hills and vibrant southern character. Busan brings together ocean views, fish markets, modern art spaces and atmospheric neighborhoods. It's a city where in a single day you can see seaside temples, stroll along the beach and take in skyscraper panoramas. Busan is the perfect place for anyone who loves the sea, culture and lively city life.
Busan's most famous beach, known for its wide shoreline, soft sand and clear turquoise water. Haeundae Beach is the perfect place for walks, seaside relaxation and soaking up the atmosphere of a coastal city. Nearby are cozy cafes, a waterfront promenade and beautiful viewpoints, making this beach one of the most popular in South Korea.
A modern seaside attraction park in Busan where guests can ride along the ocean in a panoramic sky capsule or train. It offers stunning views of the coastline, cliffs and the endless line of the sea. It's a calm and beautiful journey, perfect for enjoying the nature and seaside atmosphere of Haeundae.
Huge grassy mounds right in the center of Gyeongju — beneath them rest the kings and nobles of the ancient Silla kingdom. Inside one of the tombs, Cheonmachong, you can see real gold crowns and jewelry found during excavations. A place where ancient history literally rises above the ground — looking like something between a cemetery and a work of landscape art.
A summer residence of the Silla-era crown with an artificial pond that was the center of court festivities and receptions. By day — calm views and buildings reflected in the water; by evening, the palace becomes one of the most beautiful spots in Gyeongju: the lights fall on the pond so that the water itself seems to glow.
Beomeosa Temple was founded more than 1,300 years ago and is an important spiritual center of Korea. Here you can see traditional architecture and Buddhist rituals and enjoy the tranquility of nature. Beomeosa is a great place to get to know Korea's spiritual culture and take a break from the bustle of the city.
A modern cultural park where art, technology and the region's historical heritage come together. The park's main symbol is Gyeongju Tower — an unusual architectural tower that echoes the silhouette of the ancient pagoda of Hwangnyongsa Temple. Its observation deck offers panoramic views of Gyeongju and its surroundings. The park shows how modern culture and architecture can blend harmoniously with the history of the ancient Silla kingdom.
One of Busan's most colorful and recognizable neighborhoods, known as the "Korean Santorini." It's a maze of narrow lanes, multicolored houses, art installations and observation decks. A walk through the village offers an atmosphere of creativity, street art and charming views, and photos taken here always turn out truly picturesque and memorable.
A modern digital art museum in Busan where technology, light and sound create large-scale multimedia installations. Here you can immerse yourself in a mesmerizing world of nature, light and visual effects.
One of Busan's most impressive viewpoints. The Songdo Cable Car runs over the sea, connecting the shore with scenic cliffs and a park. During the ride, you'll enjoy panoramic views of the coastline, the ocean and the cityscape. Flying over the water gives a feeling of lightness and lets you see Busan from a completely new, breathtaking perspective.
Everything is buzzing here: music from the shops, the aroma of street food, flashing neon signs and rows of cosmetics that make your eyes wander. At every step – K-beauty brands, trendy clothing, face masks featuring K-drama characters, perfumes, jewelry and original souvenirs. Myeongdong is a place where you want to touch, taste and try on everything. It's easy to get carried away and lose track of time.
The main residence of Korea's monarchs. Mighty gates, graceful pagodas, and the changing of the guard transport you to the Joseon Dynasty era — with its royal aesthetics and spirit of antiquity.
3 hours of language practice every day — a real learning process with university instructors. Participants are divided into groups by level so everyone feels comfortable: from first phrases to fluent speech. In your group, you'll level up, learn new vocabulary, and finally break through the language barrier that kept you from speaking before.
This isn't just a martial arts lesson, it's an encounter with the Korean philosophy of strength, discipline and respect. You'll put on a dobok, step onto the mat and, under a master's guidance, learn basic kicks, blocks and stances. Even in a short time, you'll feel your body grow more confident and your mind — calmer. It's an activity that leaves you not only with an athletic rush but also with the feeling that you've become a little stronger — both outside and within.
A modern amusement theme park in Busan, located near the coast. Various rides, shows and entertainment zones await guests of all ages. The park stands out for its vibrant design, festive atmosphere and sea views. You can ride extreme roller coasters, explore themed zones and enjoy colorful performances.
Kimchi, bibimbap, pancakes and spicy sauces — made with your own hands, under the attentive guidance of a Korean chef. A delicious dive into Korea's culinary soul.
One of South Korea's leading universities, known as the "cradle" of global talent, specializing in languages (English, Chinese, Japanese, and Southeast Asian languages) and in-depth cultural studies.
The university opened relatively recently, in 1981, making it one of the youngest in the country.
Its notable alumni include professional athletes such as soccer player Yun Bit-garam and tennis player Lim Chong-hoon, as well as Kim Hyung-seo (an idol better known by the stage name “BIBI”).
Future actors, engineers, diplomats and creators study here — all against the backdrop of a modern, stylish campus with cutting-edge facilities.
A modern campus with academic buildings, libraries and labs.
Accommodation in an on-campus dormitory (double rooms) with comfortable amenities: internet and Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a private bathroom in every room, a desk and chair, a bed and a wardrobe. A laundry room, cafeteria and gym are also available.
US and Australian passport holders can generally visit South Korea visa-free for tourism for up to 90 days. The temporary K-ETA exemption runs through 31 December 2026. For travel in 2027, check the rules for your passport and arrival date before departure; do not assume the exemption continues.
We help you check the documents for your programme and assist with K-ETA when required. Language study, longer stays and other passport types may have different requirements. Entry approval is decided by Korean immigration.
Official guidance: US passport holders · Australian passport holders · K-ETA
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