Spring: Feb – Jun 2027
Fall: Aug – Dec 2027
Urban Planning, Architecture, Engineering, Computer Science, Business & Economics, Artificial Intelligence, Sciences, Humanities & Social Sciences, Languages & Linguistics, Art & Design, Music
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the rundown
If you’re thinking about studying abroad and want a city that's as high-tech as it is historic, look no further than Seoul, South Korea! This city is where ancient palaces and shrines exist side-by-side with futuristic skyscrapers and the world’s fastest internet. Study at The University of Seoul, surrounded by bustling markets, and medieval fortifications. Head to a K-pop concert or a high-energy arcade. Seoul’s blend of old and new creates a vibe of its own. It’s fast-paced and exciting, with a work-hard, study-hard, play-hard culture with great food in a clean, efficient urban wonderland. Living in Seoul isn’t just a study experience; it’s a full-on Hop adventure.
your academic journey
Nestled in the heart of Seoul, the University of Seoul, with 12,000 students, university thrives in a city that's rich in history and buzzing with energy. Renowned for its transport and engineering programs, study and research here are supercharged by Seoul’s dynamic urban vibes, making it an awesome base to understand the city. Plus, the university is big on civic values and innovation, encouraging students to dive into volunteering and real-world projects that make a difference.
Founded in 1918 as Kyung Sung Public Agricultural College, the University of Seoul has grown into one of South Korea's most prestigious institutions. A public institution supported by the Seoul Metropolitan Government and located in the heart of South Korea's bustling capital, the university benefits from the city's rich history and vibrant metropolitan environment. The university’s programs and research are shaped by Seoul’s dynamic urban setting, making it an exciting place for the 12,000 students that study here. The institution has 8 colleges offering 118 degree programs, and the campus is vast and diverse with over 200 buildings.
Hop students may select up to six, three credit classes for their semester. Here is the list of classes offered in English at the University of Seoul, arranged by academic area:
BUSINESS / ECONOMICS / MANAGEMENT
Accounting Principles
Investment Theory
Global Business
Global Financial Strategy
Financial Markets
Human Resource Management
Global Startup
Industrial Organization
Capstone Seminar for Economic Analysis
Asset Pricing Theory
Economics of Corporate Finance
Statistics for Economics
Theory of International Trade
Principle of Economics I (Micro)
Financial Economics
Special Issues in Business and Financial Accounting, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Global Business
Global Marketing Management
Urban Economics and Policy
DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE
Architectural Design IV
Design of Architectural Structure
Architecture and Human Behavior
Capstone Architectural Design 3
Comparative Analysis of Cities
Sustainable Cities
DEPARTMENT OF SPORTS SCIENCES
Introduction to Adapted Physical Activity
Advanced Adapted Physical Activity
Lifetime Physical Activity I
ENGINEERING / PHYSICS / MATHEMATICS
Engineering Mathematics II
Artificial Intelligence
Solid-State Physical Electronics
Digital Communications
Digital Signal Processing
Engineering Mathematics I
Communications Engineering
Optical Electronics
Microprocessors
Display Engineering
Discrete Mathematics
Formal Languages and Compilers
Introduction to Deep Learning
Ceramic Processing
Mechanical Metallurgy
Basic Programming in Materials Science
Introduction to Machine Learning in Materials Science
Physics and Computer II
Vacuum Physics and Advanced Technology
Computational Physics
Mathematical Statistics II
KOREAN & ASIAN STUDIES
Special Topics in Korean Studies
Korean History
Korean Tradition and Culture
Korean Politics and Society
Korean Economy & Business
Mass Media and Popular Culture in Korea
East Asian History
Science, Technology and Civilization
Economic Development in East Asia
Politics and Diplomacy of the Two Koreas
Pronunciation of Korean and its Application
Introduction to International Law
Introduction to Korean Linguistics
Beginning Korean Language 1
Beginning Korean Language 2
Intermediate Korean Language 2
Practical Korean Language 1
Practical Korean Language 2
Practical Korean Language 3
Practical Korean Language 4
Advanced Korean Language 1
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE
English Phonetics
English Presentation and Discussion
English Practice
British and American Drama
English Interview and Presentation
Correcting English Pronunciation
English Speaking and Discussion
English through Film
English and Computer
English Communication and Context
Introduction to English Linguistics
Applied English Pronunciation by Computer
English Language and Culture of English-speaking Countries
English Grammar
Western Drama and Dramatic Theory
Big Data and English Linguistics
Electric Circuits II
Electrical EngineeringCOURSE CODE
40118
This course deals with analysis of poly-phase circuits and variable frequency network with basic RLC circuits In addition, Laplace and Fourier analysis will be studied for frequency domain approach of circuit analysis.TERM
Fall
CREDIT
3
Engineering Mathematics I
Engineering Mathematics & StatisticsCOURSE CODE
30009
Students majoring in electronic electrical and computer engineering will be introduced to the students who will study circuit theory, control, signal processing, communication, electronics, computers and other fields of electronic and computer science. Specifically, it addresses multiple solutions of differential equations, Laplace transformations, linear algebra (year of algebraic equations, retrograde, vector space, linear transformation, matrix, characteristic value and specificity vector) and vector calculation.TERM
Spring
CREDIT
3
Engineering Mathematics Ⅱ
Engineering Mathematics & StatisticsCOURSE CODE
30010
This course is about solution to partial differential equation, complex analysis of engineering problem, and basic of analysis on numerical value(solution to algebraic equation, curve fitting, numerical integration, numerical differentiation, and numerical solution to differential equation).TERM
Fall
CREDIT
3
English Grammar
English Language Literature & WritingCOURSE CODE
51231
Practice to minimize such grammatical errors by cultivating the ability to produce grammatically correct sentences in everyday use of English and analyzing and checking the causes of common grammatical errors that may occur when creating sentences. develop English communication skills by improving the ability to produce grammatically correct sentences.TERM
Spring
CREDIT
3
English Interview and Presentation
English LanguageCOURSE CODE
1570
This course aims to develop students’ English speaking ability in interviews and presentations. For this purpose, this course helps the participants to acquire practical theories of English interview and presentation as well as the experience of practicing them, and thus enables them to use correct and fluent English in actual situations. In this course, the participants are to learn answering skills, essential expressions, and syntactical knowledges necessary for successful English interview as well as preparation methods and presentation skills required for effective English presentation. In practice, the participants are to improve their English speaking ability through peer review and supervisor feedback. In so doing, this course develops students’communication competence.TERM
Fall, Spring
CREDIT
3
English Language and Culture of English-speaking Countries
English Language Literature & WritingCOURSE CODE
51229
This course introduces the study of language as a cultural and social phenomenon. We will examine various ways that language, society, and culture interact with each other. The course also aims to develop a broad understanding of various aspects of cultures where English is used as either a first and/or a second language. Upon completion of the course, 1) students will be able to understand various aspects of language and culture that belong to English-speaking countries, whether it is used as a first and /or a second language 2)read and comprehend articles and book chapters on English language varieties and the culture 3)gain comprehensive thinking and communicative abilities related to the above.TERM
Spring
CREDIT
3
To be eligible for a Hop Education Abroad program, students must be currently enrolled at a degree-granting college or university, have completed at least one year of their undergraduate studies prior to departure, and be in good academic standing at their home institution.
We do not have a set GPA requirement to participate in our programs—we believe in making global experiences as accessible as possible. However, some of our international university partners or your home institution may set their own academic eligibility criteria.
University of Seoul has a minimum GPA requirement of 2.5.
The course listings provided in our Course Finder are for informational purposes only and are subject to change. Our global partners keep things exciting—course offerings may change anytime! We do our best to stay up to date, but check with us to be sure. Got questions? Hop in and ask!
Electric Circuits II
COURSE CODE
40118
CREDIT
3
TERM
Fall
Engineering Mathematics I
COURSE CODE
30009
CREDIT
3
TERM
Spring
Engineering Mathematics Ⅱ
COURSE CODE
30010
CREDIT
3
TERM
Fall
English Grammar
COURSE CODE
51231
CREDIT
3
TERM
Spring
English Interview and Presentation
COURSE CODE
1570
CREDIT
3
TERM
Fall, Spring
English Language and Culture of English-speaking Countries
COURSE CODE
51229
CREDIT
3
TERM
Spring
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your abode
You’ll live on-campus in a shared room where you will be immersing yourself in a vibrant student community and making the most of your time in Korea. The dorms are air-conditioned with large windows that let in plenty of natural light. The atmosphere here is lively and supportive, fostering a sense of community among students from all over the world. Each room is 13m², designed for two people, and comes furnished.The university's dormitory is a perfect place to explore this vibrant city, offering easy access to public transportation and all the cultural experiences Seoul has to offer.
local vibes
Seoul’s lifestyle is ultra-comfortable and convenient. The city’s public transportation is top-notch, with clean, fast trains that can take you anywhere in the country in under three hours—perfect for spontaneous weekend trips. And when it comes to nightlife, Seoul is unbeatable. Head to Hongdae for hip-hop clubs and 24-hour arcades, or Itaewon for stylish cocktail lounges and craft beer bars. And let’s not forget Gangnam, the Beverly Hills of Seoul, made famous by the 2012 hit “Gangnam Style.” Here, you can dance the night away in luxurious multi-story clubs that attract some of the biggest talent in Asia. With its mix of cultural heritage and cutting-edge living, Seoul is the ultimate destination for students looking to study abroad and have a blast doing it.
Wander through vibrant local markets, sampling street food and soaking in the rhythm of everyday Korean life.
Find your balance as you walk across the Wonju Ulleong Suspension Bridge, surrounded by forested views and fresh mountain air.
Recharge at Museum SAN, where art, architecture, and nature come together to create a space for reflection and stillness while meditating on the beginning of your journey.
Arrive grounded, inspired, and ready to embrace your journey in South Korea with clarity, connection, and a renewed sense of self.
Wonju-Si, South Korea
The Hop Well-Come Abroad:
a mindful start to your semester
The exclusive Hop Well-Come Abroad program in Wonju is your gateway to a refreshing and supportive beginning in South Korea. Surrounded by mountains and nature, Wonju provides the ideal setting for a program that nourishes both your body and mind. Through guided sessions, you’ll gain the tools to navigate your new environment with confidence while connecting meaningfully with Korean culture. Add in forest hikes, traditional market visits, wellness-focused activities, and flavorful Korean cuisine, and you’ve got a perfect recipe for starting strong abroad.
Jeju Island
Nicknamed the Hawaii of Korea, take in the idyllic views of Jeju Island while trying the local cuisine, hiking the coastline, or relaxing beachside.
EXPERIENCE MORE OF
South Korea
Seoul is just the start. Explore South Korea through excursions and cultural experiences, with one weekend excursion of your choosing included with your Hop study abroad program.
Gyeongju
Experience history in Gyeongju while exploring ancient temples and tombs.
Christina
University of Florida
"I've always been heavily invested in K-Pop. I love to travel and I thought it would be a really cool opportunity to get to come all the way across the world to study. I really loved the whole process getting to do everything with Hop. Everything was taken care of so well."
Dieunise
University of Florida
"I was able to see how different parts of the world live in different ways. It opens your eyes to so many different perspectives of what it means to live as a human. Step out of your comfort zone. You need to study abroad!"
making it happen
Seoul, South Korea
Spring: Feb – Jun 2027
Fall: Aug – Dec 2027
starting at
$XXXXX
inclusions
Semester tuition for 12 to 18 US Credit hours
Twin-share furnished dormitory accommodation
Your choice of Jeju Island or Gyeongju weekend escapes
The Hop Well-come in Wonju-si, South Korea (and travel to Seoul)
Airport reception and pickup
Four-day Hop Well-come Program in Wonju-si
24/7 Hop support and your Hop Go-To (other programs say Resident Director)
Expedited student visa processing
Pre-departure advising to get you ready
International airfare not included
why study abroad with Hop?
Because we do study abroad differently. We’re all about creating a community that’s as diverse, adventurous, and curious as you are. Our programs are anything but cookie-cutter.
unique & innovative experiences
Our programs offers one-of-a-kind experiences tailored to various interests—whether you're diving into Korean culture in Seoul, competing on Scholar Island in Fiji, exploring the world Down Under in Australia, experiencing the beating heart of Europe, or innovating with startups in Thailand.
a focus on you
Studying abroad is all about you—and we’re here to make sure you feel supported every step of the way. From our mindfulness-focused Well-Come Abroad orientation program to our dedicated on-the-ground support staff, we ensure you gain invaluable international experience, develop new skills, and boost your resume—all while having the time of your life and prioritizing your health and well-being.
global connections
Join a community of like-minded peers from around the world while building relationships with locals, professionals, and professors who can inspire your academic and career journey.
why study abroad with Hop this summer?
Summer with Hop isn’t just about academics—it’s about creating unforgettable memories, challenging yourself, and returning home with stories that will stay with you forever.
unique & innovative experiences
Our programs offers one-of-a-kind summer experiences tailored to various interests—whether you're diving into Korean culture in Seoul, competing on Scholar Island in Fiji, experiencing the beating heart of Europe, or innovating with startups in Thailand.
short yet impactful
Summer is the perfect time for a focused, immersive program. In just a few weeks, you can gain international experience, learn new skills, and build your resume without interrupting your academic year.
global connections
Join a community of like-minded peers from around the world while building relationships with locals, professionals, and professors who can inspire your academic and career journey.
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the lands upon which our students are welcomed, recognizing that our experiences are held on their ancestral territories. We deeply respect and honor the enduring cultures and significant contributions of all First Peoples, past, present, and emerging.