For more than a century women-only unis thrived, but debates on their existence, future roles anger students Confronting their biggest challenge in a century, South Korea‘s women’s universities are embroiled in controversies that have led some to question their relevance in a society where gender eq

Of foreign graduates, 8.2% locally hired, 28.6% left country, over 50% ‘unknown’ South Korea‘s universities are witnessing a transformative shift in their cultural landscape, brought by a surge in the number of international students. Though the trend was stagnant during the pandemic era, the number

Long-standing prejudice against provincial colleges threatens their existence - and the local economies that surround them “I would rather give up another year of my youth studying and trying again if I don’t make it ‘in-Seoul.’” Kim Tae-yoo, is set to graduate high school in just a month, but he sa