Daelim University College
Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do ·Private Technical College ·4 programmes ·Official website
About Daelim University College
Overview
Daelim University College (대림대학교) is a private technical college founded in 1977, located in Anyang-si, Gyeonggi Province — within Greater Seoul's metro area. Specializing in vocational and applied education, it offers associate degree programs in engineering, information technology, design, and business administration.
Why choose Daelim University College?
Daelim University College sits in Anyang-si, putting students within Seoul's expanded metro area at technical college tuition rates. Its decades-long focus on vocational training means graduates enter the workforce with practical, job-ready skills that Korean employers recognize and value.
Campus & facilities
The Anyang campus features dedicated vocational training labs for each department, including engineering workshops, IT infrastructure labs, design studios, and business simulation classrooms. Campus amenities include student dormitories, a cafeteria, and sports facilities.
Student life
Anyang-si is a major satellite city south of Seoul, well connected by subway (Line 1 and 4) to central Seoul in 30–40 minutes. Students enjoy urban amenities at manageable living costs, with easy access to Seoul's job market, entertainment, and cultural attractions.
Admission requirements
High school diploma or equivalent, financial support documents, passport copy, health certificate. Korean language ability helpful for vocational programs. Contact the International Affairs Office directly for current entry requirements.
Scholarships & financial aid
Institutional scholarships available for international students. Contact Daelim University College directly at daelim.ac.kr for current rates and scholarship eligibility.
Key highlights
- Specialized vocational college in Anyang-si
- Close to Seoul — part of greater Seoul metro area
- Programs in engineering, IT, design, and business
- Founded 1977 — decades of vocational education expertise
- Post-graduation job seeker visa eligible
Programmes & tuition (4)
One-time fees
Studying in South Korea — what to know
Monthly living expenses typically range ₩500,000–₩1,000,000 for food, transport and essentials. Dormitories are around ₩200,000–₩400,000/month, and provincial cities cost less than Seoul.
Many programmes are taught in English; most universities offer Korean courses. Basic Korean (TOPIK 1–2) is needed for some programmes. We provide language training and TOPIK prep.
International students study on a D-2 visa. We guide you through the entire visa process. It allows part-time work up to 20 hours/week in term and full-time during vacations.
Korea has world-class healthcare. Students join the National Health Insurance (NHIS) — roughly ₩60,000–₩80,000/month — covering most medical costs.