There is NO longer quarantine upon arrival. PCR tests still required!
The Office of International Admissions and Management was informed as of late January 2020 that courses from the Business College are under going additional restrictions for registration. These new restrictions are:
Major - students with a first major as business at HUFS get priority
Student Type - regular HUFS students get priority
Course Registration Period
Exchange students will be unable to register for classes from the Business College during Round 1, and can ONLY try to register for these classes from Wednesday to Friday during Round 2 the first week of the semester. These classes have become extremely competitive and Business College is limiting registration to Exchange and Visiting students unfortunately. It is very unlikely that you will be able to register for any classes from the Business College and we ask that you consider your course registration plans again.
If you examine the Business College's course list in the Course Finder, you will see additional information in the Note section:
For new students (Freshman) only
Priority course for First-Major students during Course Registration
There is a separate registration process for these courses that we will do via a Google Form, and we will report the registration results daily using a page on this website.
You will need individual permission and a signature from the professor teaching these courses. Therefore, you can only register for these courses during the 2nd round of course registration after you arrive in Korea. You cannot register for these online.
Students interested in taking KOREA-related courses
Click Course Finder
Click “Major/Minor" and scroll to “Division of Korean as a Foreign Language" - select courses for exchange students (교환학생)
Click "Practical Foreign Language/Liberal Arts" and scroll to "Korean
Studies for International Students" - select any courses
Law School
Language & Diplomacy Division/Major
Language & Trade Division/Major
Communicative Languages (Liberal Arts - Practical Foreign Languages)
What does this mean?
This means that you are restricted from taking language-learning classes in your native language as it can make the class too difficult for local HUFS students who are second-language learners. For example, if your native language is German, you will not be allowed to take Beginner German, or Basic German Conversation.