Study in Korea in English.

Yes. Many Korean universities offer English-taught degree programs where you are admitted with an English test score, such as IELTS or TOEFL, instead of a TOPIK score. You can apply and begin your degree with no Korean at all. The universities listed above all have at least some English-taught programs.

Not for admission. However, many universities require you to reach TOPIK Level 3 or 4 to graduate, even from an English-taught program. This is set out in the academic regulations rather than the admissions brochure, so plan to build a Korean score during your studies rather than discovering the requirement in your final year.

The universities that hold a QS or THE world ranking are listed first above. Seoul's major private and national universities, along with the science and technology institutes, run the widest English-taught offerings, but many regional universities teach in English too. Check each school's page for the specific English-taught departments.