International programme · Seoul

2027 SEOULTECH WINTER CAMP

Discover Korean culture, campus life and Seoul with students from around the world.

How to apply

Programme

24 Jan 2027 — 6 Feb 2027

Application deadline

31 Dec 2026

Location

232 Gongneung-ro, Nowon-gu, Seoul, 01811, Republic of Korea

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Programme details

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2027 SEOULTECH WINTER CAMP

SEOULTECH K-Culture Immersive Winter Camp

An immersive international programme combining K-content classes, cultural field experiences and life on the SEOULTECH campus.

Programme dates

24 Jan 2027 — 6 Feb 2027

Applications open

31 Oct 2026

Programme capacity

60 places

Application deadline

31 Dec 2026

Location

232 Gongneung-ro, Nowon-gu, Seoul, 01811, Republic of Korea

Program included: - K-Content Class - Cultural Activities - Accommodation - Airport Pick-up and Sending
Korean level: Beginner
Eligibility: High school and university students interested in experiencing Korea.
Age requirements: Minimum 17 · Maximum 30

One-week course

Course dates: 24 Jan 2027 — 30 Jan 2027
Duration: 7 days / 6 nights
Program fee: USD$900.00
Course capacity: 60 places
Check-in: 24 Jan 2027
Check-out: 30 Jan 2027 · 12:00 PM (noon, Seoul time)

Course content

A focused one-week introduction to Korean culture and campus life.

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Two-week course

Course dates: 24 Jan 2027 — 6 Feb 2027
Duration: 7 days / 6 nights
Program fee: USD$1,250.00
Course capacity: 60 places
Check-in: 24 Jan 2027
Check-out: 6 Feb 2027 · 12:00 PM (noon, Seoul time)

Course content

The complete two-week immersive programme and field experiences.

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* Program fee covers K-Content Class, Cultural activities, Airport pick-up and sending, Accommodation(Dormitory)

Programme overview

SEOULTECH K-Culture Immersive Winter Camp

Open to high school and university students interested in experiencing Korea through classes, culture and international campus life.

K-content Class

Explore Korean music, drama and media.

K-culture field experiences

Experience Korea through hands-on activities and visits.

On-campus dormitory

Stay on campus with an international community.

University certificate

Celebrate your programme experience at SEOULTECH.

Application process

01Application form
02Document screening
03Invoice
04Acceptance letter
05Visa & insurance
06On-site orientation
07Starts

Sample Schedule

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
CHECK-IN(1-week course) (2-week course)	ORIENTATION	K-CONTENTS	FIELD TRIP	K-CONTENTS	K-CONTENTS	CHECK-OUT(1-week course)
CHECK-IN(1-week course) (2-week course)	FIELD TRIP	FIELD TRIP	FIELD TRIP	FIELD TRIP	FIELD TRIP	FREE TIME(2-week course)
Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
FREE TIME(2-week course)	K-CONTENTS	K-CONTENTS	FIELD TRIP	K-CONTENTS	K-CONTENTS	CHECK-OUT(2-week course)
FREE TIME(2-week course)	FIELD TRIP	FIELD TRIP	FIELD TRIP	FIELD TRIP	CLOSING	CHECK-OUT(2-week course)

What is K-Content Class

This K-Contents cultural class is designed to help students experience the Korean language and culture naturally through a variety of creative activities. Across 7 sessions, participants engage with K-culture themes such as traditional holidays, everyday life in Korea, K-POP, and K-drama while learning practical expressions and communication skills. The course combines interactive theater games, cultural discussions, creative projects, and movement-based activities to build confidence, collaboration, and cultural understanding. By the end of the program, students will be able to use simple Korean in real-life situations and gain a deeper appreciation of Korean culture and its values.

Dormitory

A twin room is included in the programme fee. If you choose a single room, an additional fee must be paid. Basic dormitory amenities, including shampoo, towels and toilet paper, are not provided. You can purchase these affordably at nearby DAISO stores.

DAISO 1 ↗DAISO 2 ↗

More accommodation information

Not included

MEALS

Meals are not included in the program fee.

Dorm Amenities

Bring your own shampoo, towels, toilet paper, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste and other personal supplies.

Flights & insurance

Airfare and insurance fees are not included in the program fee. Please arrange and pay for them yourself.

Visa information

Students must enter Korea for the camp as visitors (tourists). Students whose nationality is not eligible for visa-free entry must apply for a visa directly at the Korean embassy in their country. Students eligible for visa-free entry should apply for K-ETA before travel if required. Some travellers are exempt from K-ETA; check the current requirements and exemptions on the official K-ETA website (www.k-eta.go.kr) and confirm the entry requirements applicable to your nationality with the Korean embassy before travelling.

Official K-ETA website ↗

Field experiences

Discover Seoul beyond the classroom.

K-pop dance academy

Palace & Hanbok experience

Taekwondo

Starfield library

Handcraft

Myeongdong & Nanta show

Lotte World

Samsung Innovation Museum

Seongsu-dong

Illustrative images. Activities shown are anticipated and are not confirmed unless specifically stated. Final activities will be announced to students after the application deadline and before the programme starts.

Moments from camp

Browse participant photos and videos by year and season. View six selected previews, or enter your participant code to open and download the full album.

Open Wintercamp album