Korea National Diplomatic Academy (KNDA) is a higher education institution that focuses on training diplomats and other international affairs experts. Here is some basic information about KNDA:

Overview

Established: 1980

Nature: National educational institution

Location: Located in Seocho-gu, Seoul, South Korea, with convenient transportation and surrounded by many government agencies and international organizations.

Educational philosophy

KNDA is committed to training diplomats with international vision, professional knowledge and practical ability, emphasizing the combination of theory and practice and focusing on the comprehensive development of students.

Disciplines and departments

Undergraduate programs: Although KNDA mainly focuses on graduate education, it also offers a small number of undergraduate programs.

Graduate programs:

International relations

Foreign policy and strategy

International law

International economy

Public administration

Doctoral programs: Covering international relations, foreign policy, international law and other fields.

Ranking

KNDA enjoys a high reputation in the field of diplomacy and international relations education in Korea and Asia, but the specific rankings around the world may vary depending on different evaluation agencies.

Fees

Undergraduate tuition: Approximately 4 million won (about 3,500 US dollars) per year, which may vary.

Graduate tuition: Approximately 5 million won (about 4,300 US dollars) per year, which may vary.

PhD tuition: Approximately 6 million won (about 5,100 US dollars) per year, which may vary.

International students: Tuition fees for international students may be slightly higher.

Campus

The campus has modern facilities, including libraries, multimedia classrooms, seminar rooms, conference rooms, etc., providing students with a good learning and research environment.

Contact information

Official website: http://www.kndai.go.kr/

Address: 108, Seocho-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul

Tel: +82-2-2110-2114

Email: admission@kndai.go.kr

Other information

Admission requirements: Applicants are usually required to have a certain level of Korean proficiency (TOPIK level 5 or above), and some courses may be taught in English.

Scholarships: The college offers a variety of scholarship opportunities, including government scholarships, on-campus scholarships, etc., to help outstanding students reduce their financial burden.

Internship opportunities: The college cooperates with multiple government departments and international organizations to provide students with abundant internship opportunities to enhance their practical work ability.