Hanil University & Theological Seminary
Wanju-gun, Jeollabuk-do ·Private Christian University ·12 programmes ·Official website
A faith-based university in Jeollabuk Province offering diverse undergraduate and graduate programs in Business, Software Engineering, and Health Management. Known for welcoming international students with affordable tuition.
About Hanil University & Theological Seminary
Overview
Hanil University & Presbyterian Theological Seminary (한일장신대학교) is a Christian-affiliated private university founded in 1927 in Wanju-gun, North Jeolla Province. It offers undergraduate and graduate programs in theology, social welfare, nursing, counseling psychology, music, and exercise rehabilitation.
Why choose Hanil University & Theological Seminary?
Hanil University offers some of the lowest tuition rates among our partner universities, making it an excellent choice for budget-conscious students who want a genuine Korean university degree. The close-knit campus community is known for being exceptionally welcoming to international students, and the university's proximity to Jeonju provides rich cultural experiences.
Campus & facilities
The campus is set in the peaceful countryside of Wanju-gun, neighboring Jeonju. Facilities include dormitories, a library, sports grounds, a student union building, a Christian chapel, and nursing and counseling practice labs.
Student life
Wanju-gun neighbors Jeonju, Korea's most celebrated traditional culture city — home of bibimbap, Hanok Village, and numerous cultural festivals. Students enjoy a quiet study environment with easy access to Jeonju's vibrant attractions via a 20-minute bus ride.
Admission requirements
High school diploma or equivalent, financial support documents, passport copy, health certificate. Christian or faith-aligned background appreciated but not strictly required for non-theology programs. Basic Korean language ability helpful.
Scholarships & financial aid
TWISE pathway discounts apply to all programs. Hanil's already-low tuition combined with scholarship support makes it one of the most financially accessible options in our network. Merit-based institutional scholarships are available from second semester onward.
Key highlights
- One of the most affordable private universities in our network
- Christian-affiliated — welcoming community atmosphere
- Programs in nursing, social welfare, theology, music, and counseling
- Located near Jeonju — Korea's cultural heritage city
- Graduate programs in theology, social welfare, and psychotherapy
Programmes & tuition (12)
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.