The National Institute for International Education (NIIED) will host the Study in Korea Online Education Fair for Colleges 2025 from July 18 to 27, offering global students a unique opportunity to explore Korea’s junior college programs from anywhere in the world.
The 10-day virtual event, run by the Korean government through its official Study in Korea platform, aims to promote international admissions into Korean colleges and vocational institutions. The fair is free to attend and includes a variety of engaging and informative features designed to guide students through every step of the application process.
Key Features:
Participating Colleges: Attendees can explore 24 colleges offering detailed information about eligibility, academic schedules, and admissions.
Live Consultations (UniTalk): Students can engage in real-time chat and Q&A with college representatives through virtual booths.
Convenient Online Application System: Streamlined tools allow applicants to submit online admissions directly through the platform.
K-MOOC Recommended Videos: Curated content helps students prepare for studying in Korea by offering helpful pre-arrival educational resources.
The fair also highlights job-related educational tracks under the ‘K-JOB’ theme, including:
K-Tech: Semiconductor, AI, Big Data, Computer Engineering
K-Culture: Korean art, broadcasting, tourism, and language education
K-Beauty: Health sciences, medical care, and beauty industry programs including hairdressing and cosmetics
Free registration is now open via the official Study in Korea website, where attendees can access all event resources and schedules.
Event Overview:
Title: 2025 Study in Korea Fair for Junior Colleges (Online)
Dates: July 18 (Fri) – July 27 (Sun), 2025
Format: Online via the Study in Korea platform (official website)
Content: Virtual booths and information sessions hosted by each participating college
Participating Institutions: 24 junior colleges from across South Korea
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