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In response to Harvard's 2025 visa policy restricting international students, Korea University announces full support for global applicants. Learn more about this shift in academic opportunity. 📌 Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. Harvard's New Visa Policy 3. Korea University’s Strategic Response 4. Implications for Global Students 5. Frequently Asked Questions 6. Conclusion – A New Educational Paradigm 1. Introduction In May 2025, Harvard University announced it would temporarily restrict the enrollment of new international students due to evolving U.S. immigration policies. This unexpected move sparked intense global debate and concern, particularly among students from Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. However, across the globe in Seoul, Korea University swiftly responded with a bold message: the doors of education remain open. 2. Harvard's New Visa Policy Under new U.S. Department of Homeland Security guidelines introduced in early 2025, ...

 Discover the top 7 majors international students are choosing in South Korea in 2025. From business and IT to nursing and Korean studies—see what makes Korea a global education destination. 📌 Table of Contents 1. Introduction – Why Study in Korea? 2. Top 7 Majors Among International Students 3. FAQs – What Global Students Want to Know 4. Conclusion – Korea’s Global Appeal 1. Introduction – Why Study in Korea? South Korea is no longer just a hub for K-pop and skincare—it’s now one of the top destinations for international students seeking high-quality education and global opportunities. The country’s universities consistently rank high in global assessments, offering programs across business, engineering, design, and language studies. In 2024, over 180,000 international students were enrolled in Korean universities, and this number is expected to grow further in 2025. Many students are drawn not only by academic excellence but also by scholarship opportunities,...

 In 2025, Trump revoked Harvard’s visa program, sparking panic among global students. Learn what happened, why it matters, and how Koreans are responding. Introduction In May 2025, the Trump administration took an unprecedented step by revoking Harvard University's eligibility to host international students under the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP). The decision sparked shockwaves across global academic communities, with thousands of international students facing the possibility of deportation just weeks before graduation. Among them, hundreds of Korean students are grappling with uncertainty and fear. This is not merely an administrative issue — it is a politically charged action with ideological undertones, reflecting the Trump administration’s long-standing criticisms of elite academic institutions. This post provides a comprehensive overview of the event, the rationale given by the government, Harvard’s legal response, and the emotional toll on students, especial...