Korea study fair in indonesia 2019




On Saturday, November 9, 2019 in the series of 2019 Korean Festival events in Indonesia, there was an event called "Exhibition of Korean studies in Indonesia".

The 43 Korean universities that attended this event, they introduced and supported their respective campuses, having all the advantages and disadvantages of each campus, from all the existing campuses, they offered guaranteed low tuition fees.

Some campuses do not only offer to study, but also offer to study Korean such as Korean language courses, Korean learning systems or study there, for different offers on each campus,
There are courses for only 6 months, there is also a Korean language course for 1 year. Certainly with different costs.

The event offered in Korea, the people who attended the event were very confident and they continued to study in their favorite country, Korea.
Of the several visitors who attend every year for this event, there are quite a lot and it is large and many plus a dance cover.

The people who attended this event not only knew about the campus, but also knew the region in Korea, in this event also not only about education, but there are KTO or Korean tourism organizations, info about travel and trips to Korea, there is also the KCCI or the Korean Culture Center of Indonesia info about the existing Korean culture.

Not only that, here are also TALK KOREAN TALK offerings from Korean culture and information services, there are several categories that meet in this Korean speaking exhibition, peace illustrations, Korean experience, Korean webtoon, and finally there are hansik & I, lots of who took pictures with the background of this exhibition.

We certainly and always hope that for the coming year this event will be better and provide education and information about the education attended by the community.

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