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Korean Bible University
for Indian Students 2026

3 programs across disciplines · Tuition from $6,400/yr. GKS scholarship covers tuition + monthly stipend. Get free application guidance from StudyFar.

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Visa
D-2 student visa
Post-Study Work
D-10 job seeker visa post-study
Fee Range
$6,400$6,400/yr

Programs at Korean Bible University

3 programs total · 3 open for 2026 intake

ProgramDurationAnnual FeeIntakeStatus
Master of AI Convergence24 Month(s)USD 6400Open SepOPEN
Master of Artificial Intelligence24 Month(s)USD 6400Open SepOPEN
Master of Big Data Management24 Month(s)USD 6400Open SepOPEN

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Korean Bible University a good choice for Indian students in 2026?
Yes. Korean Bible University is a well-regarded institution in South Korea, offering 3 programs — 3 of which are open for 2026 intake. StudyFar counselors have guided Indian students through the full application process here.
What is the tuition fee at Korean Bible University for Indian students?
Tuition at Korean Bible University ranges from $6,400 to $6,400 per year. Living costs in South Korea are additional. Merit and need-based scholarships may reduce your cost — speak with a StudyFar counselor to explore options.
What are the admission requirements for Korean Bible University?
Most programs require a bachelor's degree (60–65%+ equivalent), IELTS 6.5+ or TOEFL 90+, Statement of Purpose, and 2 Letters of Recommendation. Specific cutoffs vary by program. StudyFar can do a profile evaluation before you apply.
What visa do I need to study at Korean Bible University?
You will need a D-2 student visa to study in South Korea. After graduation, the D-10 job seeker visa post-study allows you to gain local work experience. Start visa prep at least 3 months before your program start date.

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