In the past five years, the number of students studying in Korea has increased fivefold.
At present, the number of foreign students in Korean universities has exceeded 60,000 (as of April 2008, * * * reached 63,952).
That is to say, the number of foreign students studying in Korea has increased fivefold in just five years from 1.23 1.4 million in 2003. Taking the number of international students as an index to evaluate a university, the number of Korean university graduates is gradually decreasing. In this case, a few years ago, private universities began to compete to attract foreign students. As a result, the number of foreign students studying in Korea has increased dramatically.
In terms of nationality, most of the students studying in Korea are from Asia. According to the statistics of the Korean Ministry of Education, 44,746 students from China account for 70%, followed by 3,324 students from Japan (5.2%), 2,022 students from Mongolia (3.2%), and 18 17 students from Vietnam (2.8%). Students from Asia account for 92%.