Mathematical Sciences

All major areas of mathematics are represented at the dept on major areas of mathematics: Algebra, Analysis, Topology, Geometry, and Applied Mathematics. It is in charge of education in basic mathematics for non-math majors as well as more specialized mathematics for math majors. The Research Institute of Mathematics is a center of active research on diverse areas of mathematics.

The undergraduate courses consist of general education courses and major courses.Students
are
to
select
their
majors
after
completing
the
first
or
second
year
of
their
course,
in
accordance
with
the
academic
policy
of
each
college. Undergraduate students are required to complete 130 credits or more including 36 credits or more in general education courses and 39 credits or more in major courses.

General courses:

• Basic Calculus 2, 1 credit
• Calculus 1, 3 credits
• Calculus 2, 3 credits
• Honor Calculus and Practice 1, 3 credits
• Honor Calculus and Practice 2, 3 credits
• Calculs for Life Science 1, 3 credits
• Calculs for Life Science 2, 3 credits
• Calculus for Humanities and Social Sciences 1, 3 credits
• Calculus for Humanities and Social Sciences 2, 3 credits
• Differential and Integral Calculus 1, 3 credits
• Differential and Integral Calculus 2, 3 credits
• Mathematics: The Basics and Applications 1, 3 credits
• Mathematics: The Basics and Applications 2, 3 credits
• Mathematics in Civilization, 3 credits
• Mathematics in Information Age, 3 credits
• Basic Calculus 1, 1 credit
• Calculus for Business, 3 credits

Core courses:

• Differential Equations, 4 credits
• Modern Algebra 1, 3 credits
• Modern Algebra 2, 3 credits
• Introduction to Differential Geometry 1, 3 credits
• Introduction to Differential Geometry 2, 3 credits
• Sets and Mathematical Logic, 3 credits
• Numerical Linear Algebra, 3 credits
• Introduction to Numerical Analysis, 3 credits
• Introduction to Topology 1, 3 credits
• Introduction to Topology 2, 3 credits
• Geometric Algebra, 3 credits
• Introduction to Algebraic Geometry, 3 credits
• Partial Differential Equations, 3 credits
• Applications of Partial Differential Equations, 3 credits
• Real Analysis, 3 credits
• Algebraic Coding Theory, 3 credits
• Fourier Analysis and Applications, 3 credits
• Chaos and Dynamical Systems, 3 credits
• Discrete Mathematics, 3 credits
• Introduction to Mathematical Analysis 1, 3 credits
• Introduction to Mathematical Analysis 2, 3 credits
• Number Theory, 3 credits
• Complex Function Theory 1, 3 credits
• Functions of Several Variables, 3 credits
• Introduction to Stochastic Differential Equations, 3 credits
• Introduction to Scientific Computing, 3 credits
• Efficient Programming and Practice, 3 credits
• Topics in Mathematics 1, 3 credits
• Topics in Mathematics 2, 3 credits
• Financial Mathematics 1, 3 credits
• Financial Mathematics 2, 3 credits

1. Online
   application
2. Either
   proof
   of
   Korean
   or
   English
   proficiency
   is
   required;
   
   
   
   
   1)
   Korean
   Proficiency:
   TOPIK
   level
   3
   or
   higher
   
   
   
   
   2)
   English
   Proficiency:
   TOEFL
   (PBT
   550,
   CBT
   213,
   iBT
   80),
   TEPS
   551, IELTS
   5.5
   or
   higher
   
   
   
   3)
   Other
   official
   documents
   indicating
   proof
   of
   language
   proficiency (ie.
   SNU
   Korean
   Language
   Center
   Level
   4
   or
   higher)
3. Personal
   Statement
   and
   Study
   Plan
4. Letter
   of
   Recommendation
5. Counselor
   Reference
   
6. Official
   High
   School
   Transcript
   and
   Graduation
   Certificate
7. A
   Copy
   of
   the
   Applicant’s
   Passport
8. Certificate
   of
   Facts
   concerning
   the
   Entry
   and
   Exit
9. Portfolio,
   Records
   of
   Achievement,
   etc.
10. Agreement
    for
    Verification
    of
    Academic
    Record

If you wish to apply for the scholarship program, please fill out the scholarship application form every semester. Application period:

• During November(1st semester)
• During May(2nd semester)

New  Student (Merit scholarship)

• Funding: Fully funded or partially funded (admission fee + tuition 10%)
• Eligibility: New undergraduate student (Full fund – 2 by college (excluding science and engineering);

Partial fund – selected within the 30% of the registered students)

Current Student (Merit scholarship)

• GPA requirement: Completed more than one semester; 3.6 GPA or higher (average of all semesters)
• Funding: Fully funded
• Eligibility: Undergraduate student (selected from the allotted pool)

International Student Scholarship:

• GPA requirement: 2.4 GPA or higher (average of the previous semester)
• Funding: Tuition and fees (partial or fully funded)
• Eligibility: International student in the government-funded (government-invited) scholarship, international

  student (self-funded), Korean student living overseas and studying in Korea (undergraduate and graduate course)

SNU Foundation Scholarship:

• GPA requirement: 2.7 GPA or higher (average of the previous semester)
• Funding: Tuition and fees (partial or fully funded)
• Feature: Scholarship funded by some 200 funds created by Seoul National University Foundation

The following is the scholarship programs offered for undergraduate applicants. Students may apply for the programs before or during the admission application period. Applicants may find program details via this website http://en.snu.ac.kr/apply/info or supporting organizations.

Korean Government Scholarship Program (KGSP)

Eligibility

• International applicants who wish to apply for 4-year undergraduate programs of SNU.
• * Those who wish to study in the programs longer than 4 years – such as medicine, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, and architecture – cannot apply for this scholarship.

Number of Recipients

• Approximately 20~40 every year

Subsidies

• Full tuition fee: tuition exemption for 8 semesters
• Living expenses: 800,000 KRW per month
• Airfare: one economy round trip
• Korean language training fee: one year
  * Korean language training is mandatory and when the student does not achieve TOPIK grade 3 within a year, she/he is not eligible to enter the degree program.
• Others: medical insurance, settlement and returning expenses

Application Period

• September

Selection Procedure

• Applicants submit applications for this program to Korean embassies in their countries ⇒ the embassies make the first selection ⇒ the National Institute for International Education make the final selection

Contact

• SNU staff in charge: 82-2-880-6971, sck590@snu.ac.kr

Reference

• NIIED: http://www.studyinkorea.go.kr (English version) ⇒ GKS ⇒ Introduction to the projects ⇒ Korean Government Scholarship Program
• 2016 KGSP Guideline Download

Overseas Koreans Scholarship

Eligibility

• Overseas Korean students who wish to take undergraduate degrees at SNU

Number of Recipients

• Approximately 5 students

Subsidies

• Full tuition exemption for a maximum of 8 semesters
• Living expenses: 800,000 KRW per month
• Airfare for one economy round trip
• Korean language training fee: fee exemption at the Language Education Institute for 8 months
• Medical insurance fees

Application Period

• March

Selection Procedure

• Applicants submit applications to Korean embassies in their countries ⇒ the embassies make the first selection ⇒ the Overseas Koreans Foundation make the second selection

Contacts

• SNU staff in charge: 82-2-880-2519, intlscholarship@snu.ac.kr
• Overseas Koreans Foundation: 82-2-3415-0174, ljh@okf.or.kr
  * The latest announcement on this scholarship can be found only via the foundation’s website.

Reference

• Overseas Koreans Foundation: http://scholarship.korean.net (Korean)