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Hanyang University vs Yonsei 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 Hanyang University vs Yonsei University for a master's degree.

 Hanyang UniversityYonsei University
LocationSeoulSeoul · Sinchon
World rankingQS 159 · THE 251-300QS 50 · THE 86
Rank in Korea#5#2
TypePrivatePrivate
International students27%17%
Total students34,00042,000
Founded19391885
DormitoryYesYes
English-taught programsYesYes
Undergraduate fieldsEngineering, Humanities, Social Science, Natural Science, Arts & SportsSocial Science, Natural Science, Engineering
Lowest TOPIK levelLevel 3Level 3
Annual tuition (international)~₩9.6M to ₩14.2M~₩9.1M to ₩18.4M

At a glance

  • Yonsei University holds the higher international ranking of the two.
  • Hanyang University has the larger international student community (27% vs 17%).
  • Yonsei 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: Hanyang University and Yonsei University.

Frequently asked questions

Is Hanyang University or Yonsei University better for a bachelor's degree?
Both are among Korea's top universities open to international students. Yonsei University holds the higher international ranking of the two. Hanyang University has the larger international student community (27% vs 17%). Yonsei 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 Hanyang University and Yonsei University teach in English?
Hanyang University: yes, it offers English-taught programs. Yonsei 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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