University of Calcutta Certificate in Korean FAQs
Ques. Who can apply for the Certificate Course in Korean?
Ans. Any candidate who has passed the Higher Secondary (10+2) examination from a recognised board in any stream may apply. Students enrolled in or having completed an undergraduate or postgraduate programme at any recognised university are also eligible to apply.
Ques. What is the fee for the Certificate Course in Korean at CU?
Ans. The total programme fee is INR 1,840 for the one-year evening Certificate Course in Korean, covering tuition, admission, and the prescribed examination charges, as per the University of Calcutta Department of Languages fee notification for 2026-27.
Ques. What topics does the Certificate in Korean cover?
Ans. The programme covers the Hangul script system, pronunciation, basic grammar, core vocabulary, and simple conversational patterns for everyday and professional situations. Cultural context including Korean customs, etiquette, and an introduction to Korean history and contemporary society is also included.
Ques. Are there academic exchange opportunities linked to this programme?
Ans. The Department of Languages at the University of Calcutta maintains academic exchange links with South Korean institutions, including Chonbuk National University. This connection provides students with additional cultural exposure and potential exchange learning opportunities within the framework of the department’s international engagements.
Ques. What career opportunities are available after the Certificate in Korean?
Ans. Korean language skills are in demand in technology companies, automotive and electronics firms, trade and export organisations, travel and tourism agencies, education, and cultural diplomacy. Graduates can also use the certificate as a foundation for advanced Korean language study or TOPIK certification.
Ques. How does one apply for the Korean Certificate Course?
Ans. Application forms are available at the Department of Languages office at Asutosh Building (2nd Floor), 87/1 College Street, University of Calcutta on payment of the prescribed fee. Selected candidates are informed through the Departmental notice board, with classes beginning in the evening shift.








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