Foreigners and overseas Koreans 18 years and older are eligible for the Regular on-campus courses offered four times a year for 10 weeks in Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter.

• Students take a placement test and are assigned to a class appropriate for their proficiency level.
• In the morning classes, students will use the Kyung Hee Korean textbook, which covers grammar, listening and speaking, and reading and writing, to improve their overall Korean communication skills.
• In the afternoon classes, students can choose from a wide range of cultural subjects, such as Korean drama and K-pop, or special subjects, such as Korean pronunciation clinic, debate, or TOPIK prep.
• If needed, students can contact an instructor who speaks their native language for counseling.
• Students can also learn about Korean language and culture by interacting with Korean Helpers (Kyung Hee University students).
• Each semester, students can broaden their understanding of Korean culture by going on a field trip (DMZ, Lotte World, Nami Island, performance, etc.) or taking other special subjects, including calligraphy, cooking, or barista training.