Dongguk University to open college for international students only
· Politics · South Korea
South Korea's Dongguk University plans to launch a college exclusively for international students in 2028, offering six majors, according to a report. The move is aimed at attracting more overseas students as South Korea's universities confront a shrinking domestic population.
Why it matters:Korean universities are turning to foreign students as demographic decline threatens enrolments, a shift with implications for the country's labour supply.
Key points
- The college is scheduled to launch in 2028
- It will offer six majors
- The plan targets international student recruitment
Sources (original reporting)
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