Short study trips, exchange programs, company internships and semester courses in Seoul for universities, companies and organizations abroad. Run them as designed, or let us adjust them to your group's goals, size and dates.
Year-round A short group program visiting Korean conglomerates, startups and industrial sites, with on-site briefings and Q&A.
Year-round A two-week program of lectures and campus activities at a Korean university, a buddy exchange with Korean students, and cultural experiences.
On request A 3–6 week program of lectures on the Korean economy and industry, startup visits in Pangyo, Seongsu and Gangnam, and a final team project presentation.
Runs once host companies and visas are confirmed After a one-to-one interview, you're placed with a Korean company that fits your major and the role you want, and work there for 2–6 months.
Partner universities in talks Enroll for one semester at a partner university in Korea, take regular classes and earn credit. Dormitory living and company visits are included.
Year-round A custom program of site visits, benchmarking sessions and expert meetings built around your organization's goals and agenda.
Key facts for each program. We confirm dates and fees in writing after a consultation.
A short group program visiting Korean conglomerates, startups and industrial sites, with on-site briefings and Q&A.
Visits to companies and plants in semiconductors, mobility, shipbuilding, beauty and content
Visits to public agencies and universities, meetings with staff
Briefings by site managers, facility tours, Q&A
Visit report, host contacts, certificate
| Who it's for | Universities, companies, associations and government bodies abroad |
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| Length | 7–14 days |
| When it runs | Year-round |
| Group size | Agreed per group |
| Format | Group visits (briefings, Q&A, expert meetings) |
| Accommodation | Hotel |
| Fee | On request (written quote) |
A two-week program of lectures and campus activities at a Korean university, a buddy exchange with Korean students, and cultural experiences.
Lectures at a Korean university, campus experience
Hanbok, Korean cooking, K-pop, taekwondo, traditional crafts
Buddy sessions and joint activities with Korean students
Certificate issued; credit at your home university possible when a professor leads the group
| Who it's for | Student groups from universities abroad (faculty leaders welcome) |
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| Length | 2 weeks |
| When it runs | Summer and winter breaks |
| Group size | Agreed per group |
| Format | Lectures, campus program, cultural experiences, buddy exchange |
| Accommodation | Serviced residence or shared house |
| Fee | On request (written quote) |
A 3–6 week program of lectures on the Korean economy and industry, startup visits in Pangyo, Seongsu and Gangnam, and a final team project presentation.
Lectures on Korea's economy and industry, from industrial policy to conglomerates and the export model (by academics and practitioners)
Startups, accelerators and innovation agencies in Pangyo, Seongsu and Gangnam
Business case analysis, presented to a panel at the end of the program
Certificate, project report
| Who it's for | Business and economics students, young professionals |
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| Length | 3–6 weeks |
| When it runs | Summer and winter breaks |
| Group size | Agreed per group |
| Format | Lectures, company visits, team project, final presentation |
| Accommodation | Serviced residence or shared house |
| Fee | On request (written quote) |
After a one-to-one interview, you're placed with a Korean company that fits your major and the role you want, and work there for 2–6 months.
International sales, global marketing, market research and more
Placed after a one-to-one interview about your major, goals and experience
A supervisor at each company, mid-term and final reviews, a reference letter on completion
Decided after checking each participant's visa and working conditions
| Who it's for | Current students and recent graduates of universities abroad |
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| Length | 2–6 months |
| When it runs | Summer break or a gap semester |
| Group size | Individuals can apply |
| Format | Company placement, orientation, Korean classes, coordinator support |
| Accommodation | Serviced residence or shared house |
| Fee | On request (written quote) |
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Enroll for one semester at a partner university in Korea, take regular classes and earn credit. Dormitory living and company visits are included.
Regular classes at a Korean university; credit earned and recognized by your home university
Mostly English-taught courses, plus Korean classes
Campus dormitory, time with Korean students
Company visits, cultural program
| Who it's for | Students at partner universities in the US and elsewhere |
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| Length | About 4 months |
| When it runs | Spring (Mar–Jun) · Fall (Sep–Dec) |
| Group size | Depends on partner university |
| Format | University enrollment, dormitory, buddy program, company visits |
| Accommodation | Campus dormitory |
| Fee | On request (written quote) |
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A custom program of site visits, benchmarking sessions and expert meetings built around your organization's goals and agenda.
Public agency and company visits matched to your agenda
Industry benchmarking sessions with site managers
Expert meetings and links for future cooperation between institutions
Interpreting, protocol, transport and hotels in one contract
| Who it's for | Government bodies, universities, chambers of commerce, executive teams |
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| Length | Length agreed |
| When it runs | Year-round |
| Group size | Agreed per group |
| Format | Institutional visits, benchmarking, expert meetings, protocol |
| Accommodation | Hotel |
| Fee | On request (written quote) |
A Seoul-based coordinator runs the whole program
We arrange company, university and public agency visits ourselves
Semiconductors, mobility, shipbuilding, beauty, content
Every program runs in English; longer programs include Korean classes
Company headquarters, Pangyo, Seongsu and major universities are all on the Seoul subway network
Certificates, visit reports, project reports, internship reference letters
Company visit programs and university exchanges run year-round. Longer programs are being prepared with partner companies and universities.
| Program | Length | Status | When it runs |
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| Corporate & Industry Site Visits | 7–14 days | Year-round | Year-round |
| University & Cultural Exchange | 2 weeks | Year-round | Summer and winter breaks |
| Global Business & Innovation Program | 3–6 weeks | On request | Summer and winter breaks |
| Internship at a Korean Company | 2–6 months | Runs once host companies and visas are confirmed | Summer break or a gap semester |
| One Semester at a Korean University (Credit Exchange) | About 4 months | Partner universities in talks | Spring (Mar–Jun) · Fall (Sep–Dec) |
| Custom Training for Organizations | Length agreed | Year-round | Year-round |
Every program starts with an orientation.
Amenities near your housing and a guide to the first week
Using the subway and buses, transit cards
How Korean organizations are structured and how people communicate at work
Greetings, titles, dress, meetings, email
Situations where misunderstandings happen, and how to handle them
Goals, schedule, house rules, emergency contacts
Every program includes company visits.
Semiconductor and mobility innovation centers
K-beauty brands and manufacturers
Game and content companies in Pangyo Techno Valley
Sessions with startup founders in Seongsu and Gangnam
Trade agencies and industry associations
Chartered coach, briefings by staff, Q&A
Even short programs include cultural activities.
Weekend or day trips, depending on program length.
Half-day DMZ security tour
A night in the Hanok Village
About 90 min from Seoul, riverside walking trails
Work or classes Monday to Thursday, company visits on Friday, trips at the weekend.
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun | |
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| Morning | Work / lectures | Work / lectures | Work / lectures | Work / lectures | Company visit | Weekend trip | Weekend trip |
| Afternoon | Work / project | Work / project | Work / project | Work / project | Company visit | Weekend trip | Free |
| Evening | Free | Korean class | Free | Cultural activity | Group dinner | - | Rest |
Fees depend on program, length, group size and hotel category, and we confirm them in a written quote. Group and partner rates are available.
It usually takes a few weeks from the first consultation to a confirmed program.
Goals, group size, dates and budget (about 30 min by video or phone)
We recommend one of the six programs, or a combination
Draft itinerary and written quote
Contract signed, deposit paid, preparation begins
Tell us your goals and how much time you have, and we'll recommend one of our six programs or a combination.
Yes. All programs run in English, and longer programs include Korean classes.
Whether an internship is paid is decided after we check each participant's visa and working conditions.
The visa you need depends on your nationality and program length. We prepare all documents required from the Korean side.
Yes. The Korean university issues the credits, and your home university recognizes them under the partnership agreement.
Depending on the program, we run anything from small delegations to groups of several dozen. We agree on numbers during the consultation.
Yes. Vegetarian, halal, gluten-free and allergy-friendly meals are available on request.
Yes. We run the logistics on the ground, and the faculty leader can lead the academic content.
Tell us the program and dates you have in mind. Our team will review your request and email you to schedule a consultation.
