| Course Level: | Doctorate | |
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| Course Duration: | 3 Years | |
| Course Language | English | |
| Required Degree | Master’s Degree | |
Choosing a PhD in Social Welfare at Hallym University, South Korea, offers a unique blend of rigorous academic training and practical experience. The program emphasizes advanced research methodologies, policy analysis, and evidence-based interventions to address complex social issues. Hallym’s distinguished faculty provide mentorship in diverse areas, including child welfare, aging, mental health, and community development. Students benefit from cutting-edge research facilities, international collaborations, and opportunities for fieldwork, fostering a global perspective. The program prepares scholars for leadership roles in academia, government, and non-profit sectors, equipping them to contribute meaningfully to social welfare advancement locally and internationally.
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Program Name |
PhD in Social Welfare |
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Degree Awarded |
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Social Welfare |
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Course Duration |
3–4 years (full-time) |
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Language of Instruction |
English / Korean (depending on courses) |
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Yearly Tuition Fees |
Approx. KRW 6,000,000–8,000,000 (~USD 4,500–6,000) |
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Total Tuition Fees |
Approx. KRW 18,000,000–32,000,000 (~USD 13,500–24,000) |
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Total Program Cost |
Includes tuition + living expenses: ~KRW 40,000,000–50,000,000 (~USD 30,000–37,500) |
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Eligibility |
Master’s degree in Social Welfare or related field; strong academic record |
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Admission Requirements |
Official transcripts, CV, research proposal, letters of recommendation, proof of language proficiency (TOPIK/TOEFL/IELTS) |
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Application Intake |
Typically Fall (August–September) |
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Scholarship |
University scholarships, research assistantships, government scholarships (varies by merit) |
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Career Prospects |
Academic researcher, policy analyst, social welfare administrator, NGO/International organization professional |
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Curriculum Structure |
Core courses (advanced social welfare theory, research methodology), electives (child, aging, mental health, community welfare), dissertation research, seminars, fieldwork |
