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Ewha Womans University vs Seoul National University

A side-by-side comparison for international students choosing where to study for a bachelor's degree in Korea. Every figure is drawn from our verified university directory.

Comparing for a different level? See Ewha Womans University vs Seoul National University for a master's degree.

 Ewha Womans UniversitySeoul National University
LocationSeoul · SinchonSeoul · Gwanak
World rankingQS 504 · THE 501-600QS 38 · THE 58
Rank in Korea#7#1
TypePrivateNational (public)
International students16%16%
Total students26,00030,000
Founded18861946
DormitoryYesYes
English-taught programsYesYes
Undergraduate fieldsHumanities, Social Science, Natural Science, Engineering, Arts & Sports, AIHumanities, Social Science, Natural Science, Engineering, Arts & Sports, Education, Medicine
Lowest TOPIK levelLevel 3Level 3
Annual tuition (international)~₩9.3M to ₩12.9M~₩4.9M to ₩10.1M

At a glance

  • Seoul National University holds the higher international ranking of the two.
  • Seoul National University has the lower published international tuition.
  • Both offer English-taught programs, so neither requires Korean to apply.

Read the full picture on each school's page: Ewha Womans University and Seoul National University.

Frequently asked questions

Is Ewha Womans University or Seoul National University better for a bachelor's degree?
Both are among Korea's top universities open to international students. Seoul National University holds the higher international ranking of the two. Seoul National University has the lower published international tuition. Both offer English-taught programs, so neither requires Korean to apply. The right choice depends on your field, budget, and whether you need an English-taught program, so use the side-by-side table above to weigh them for a bachelor's degree.
Do Ewha Womans University and Seoul National University teach in English?
Ewha Womans University: yes, it offers English-taught programs. Seoul National University: yes, it offers English-taught programs. English-taught programs let you apply with an English test score instead of TOPIK.
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