College of Economics and International Trade

Government Scholarships, University Support Association Scholarships, Working Scholarships, Assistant Scholarships, and Outstanding Student and Need-Based Scholarships, all of which are offered each semester, and benefit quite a large portion of students.

There are now a total of 102 students (86 undergraduates, 16 graduate students) in the College of Economics and International Trade who are currently offered scholarships from outside funding sources. These sources include the Hope Foundation for Rural Communities, Mi-Rae Assets, The Hae-Sung Cultural Foundation, KSD Na-Num Foundation, Jung-San Cultural & Welfare Foundation, Union Steel Scholarship Society, Korea Culture Exchange Foundation, Tae-Am Cultural Foundation, O-Un Cultural Foundation, Yeon-Dang Scholarship Society, Fostering Leaders Foundation, Ki-Woom Securities Society, the Korea Yu-Ri Yuk-young Society, The Samsung Equal Opportunity Scholarship, Nool-Un Cultural Foundation, Kumho Asiana, the Korea Scholarship Foundation, the Ministry of Education and Science and Technology scholarships, and others.