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PNU Language Education Institute#504 Language Education Institute, 2, Busandaehak-ro 63beon-gil, Geumjeong-gu, Busan, Republic of Korea(postal code: 46241)Tel. +82-51-510-1982 Fax +82-51-514-3944 E-mail. [email protected]

PUSAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

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About Pusan National University 04

About Busan 06

About PNU Language Education Institute 08

Regular Courses 10

Special Features of Regular Courses 10

Overview and Schedule 12

Course Information 13

Scholarships 14

Living Support 14

Korean Language Course Admission Process 15

Short-Term Courses 16

Individual and Group Classes 16

Housing 17

Information 18

Directions 18

Contact Information 18

Department Information 19

Founded in 1946 as Korea’s first national university, Pusan National University is one of Korea’s most prestigious universities. Located in Busan, one of Northeast Asia’s leading port cities and Korea’s second city, it has around 35,000 students studying on four campuses with 14 colleges and 103 departments. Pusan National University ranked first among Korean national universities in the Asian university assessment jointly conducted by the Chosun Ilbo and Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), a British company that releases university rankings. The university has developed constantly based on its excellent research capacity and outstanding talent. Pusan National University has been working to become a global university, having signed exchange agreements with 473 universities and institutions in 55 countries, attracting excellent international students with the goal of globalizing the campus.

1946Founded

14Colleges

4 Campuses

103Departments

2,186Faculty members

231,972Alumni

36,036Students

1,984International

students

55Countries

473Universities and

institutions

Exchange Agreements

76th Asia’s universities

2ndThe number of graduates

to become CEOs of Korea’s top 10 companies

101st to 200th2017 QS World

College Rankingschemical engineering, mechanical engineering,

aeronautical engineering, architecture, civil engineering/structural engineering,

pharmacy, and materials science

Korea’s National Universities

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Pusan National University is IEQAS (International Education Quality Assurance System)

certified by the Ministry of Education, and provides superb educational and

administrative services for international students.

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Busan is one of Northeast Asia’s leading port cities, with a population of 3.6 million people. Busan is a beautiful sea city with clean air and pleasant weather, and was recently included on the list of Korea’s most livable cities for a fifth consecutive year. As Busan is the biggest city after Seoul and Busan Port is Korea’s first trade port, there are many tourist sites and attractions for students to enjoy on weekends. As well, a wide range of events are held in Busan every year, including the Busan International Film Festival(BIFF) and the Gwangalli Fireworks Festival, offering international students a chance to participate and naturally learn Korean outside of school.

BEAUTIFUL CITY Plane

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2hrs 40min

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PNU’s Language Education Institute launched as a Korean language class for exchange students in 1995, and has since grown to become a full-fledged Korean language institute. With more than 20 years of operation experience and its systematic program, the Language Education Institute provides high quality Korean language education to students.

We aim to cultivate people of talent who can serve as members of Korean society, with the ability both to communicate clearly in Korean and to understand Korean culture. To that end, our highly-qualified and experienced instructors, all of which hold master’s or doctoral degrees in Korean language, education and linguistics, offer an excellent education using the efficient teaching methods and textbooks developed by the institute.

Every year students from more than 40 different countries select our course to get an easy access to learning Korean and make a rapid progress in it.

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‧Accurate assessment of learners’ levels and placement through speaking and writing tests and written exams

‧Systematic and phased learning progress based on learners’ levels

‧Integrated education that aims to improve students’ communication skills by using textbooks developed by our institute

‧Audiovisual education using high-tech classrooms and equipment

‧Thorough student management through one-on-one counseling

‧Classrooms with equipment for audiovisual classes‧Independent study room for private studying after

school and on weekends‧Student lounge for socializing with other students

from various countries

‧International students are paired with a student of Pusan National University, in an exchange activity that will help them both to understand the language and culture of each other’s countries

‧Features regular individual and group activities to help students learn conversational skills necessary in real life outside of class hours and adjust to Korean life

Individual activities Students engage in the activities of their choice once a week

Group activities Students accomplish group assignments

‧Instructors with masters’ and doctoral degrees in language-related studies, such as Korean language and education

‧Instructors with extensive experience and teaching skills in Korean language education

‧Instructors who have taught Korean at renowned overseas education institutions

‧There are a range of afternoon classes that meet students’ needs, including speaking classes for different levels (beginner, intermediate, advanced), a pronunciation practice class, a K-pop dance class, learning Korean with Songs and a TOPIK preparation class

‧ University preparation class This class targets students who plan to attend undergraduate course. Students are prepared for interviews and for writing application essays. They also learn how to write for assignments, speak in a group presentation and learn essential vocabulary for each major

‧Writing contest on Hangeul Proclamation Day‧Bazaar and charity activities‧Traditional Korean holiday events on Seollal and

Chuseok‧Commencement ceremony

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Specialized Korean Language Education

Education Environment

Specialized Instructors Korean Cultural Activities and Field Trips

After-School Classes Language Partner Matching Program Various Campus Events

Special Features of Regular Courses

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Cultural Activity ⅠStudents learn about traditional Korean culture and are taught a range of expressions not included in the textbooks, while taking part in activities such as Korean dance, taekwondo, pottery crafts, traditional cuisine, hanji crafts, and samulnori

Cultural Activity ⅡStudents learn about Korean culture, society and history in depth by visiting cultural heritage sites, industrial facilities and history museums in nearby cities of Busan

Friday Cultural ActivityStudents learn Korean in real life and experience local culture by participating in seasonal events, cultural arts performances, festivals and other local events four times a semester (Attending a rape flower festival, Watching baseball and basketball, Visiting the Busan International Film Festival, a beach festival, etc.)

Level Learning Objective Details of Content Textbook

L1

Students will gain the basic knowledge of pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar, etc. needed to make Korean sentences. They will also develop the minimum communication skills required for daily life.

‧Understanding consonants and vowels‧Learning basic pronunciation‧Learning structures and types of Korean sentences‧Learning basic vocabulary and grammar necessary for daily life‧Greetings, self-introduction, buying stuff, ordering food, asking directions, writing a diary,

writing letters, etc.Friendly Korean 1

(Pusan National University Press)

L2

Students will learn the basic language skills needed for daily life. They will develop the communication skills required to use public facilities such as banks, post offices and hospitals.

‧Learning various phonological changes and correct pronunciation rules‧Learning the vocabulary and grammar needed to use public facilities‧Using formal and informal sentences‧Conversations about daily life topics such as family, personality, weather, health, hobbies and traffic‧Making a call, asking for a favor, making an appointment, making a suggestion, refusing a

suggestion, making a plan, etc.Friendly Korean 2


L3

Students will learn the linguistic functions necessary to maintain social relationships under familiar social themes such as social life and using public facilities.

‧Learning vocabulary and expressions related to social life, such as life in the workplace and at school

‧Finding information from practical texts such as advertisements, interviews, weather forecasts and notices, and writing practical texts

‧Cultivating various speech skills at a discourse level‧Explaining, describing, comparing, making an inquiry, delivering a message for someone

Friendly Korean 3(Pusan National University Press)

L4

By building an understanding of unfamiliar social phenomena and Korean culture, students will learn and use the idiomatic expressions and various linguistic skills necessary for social activities.

‧Learning the idioms and proverbs used frequently in conversational situations or when describing social phenomena

‧Recognizing the differences between written and spoken expressions, and learning how to distinguish between them by using them

‧Understanding professional content such as mass media‧Solving problems, giving an opinion about a topic, making an argument, discussing, giving a

suggestion, comparing/analyzing, etc.Friendly Korean 4


L5

By deepening their understanding of Korean culture and society, students will learn to express their opinions freely, using both formal and written expressions and informal and colloquial expressions.

‧Learning abstract and professional vocabulary and complex grammar on social phenomena‧Developing the linguistic skills needed for research and work‧Developing the ability to express one’s thoughts and arguments based on an understanding of

Korea’s politics, economy, culture, and society‧Developing a deeper speech and critical thinking ability according to the discourse, situations

and contexts‧Summarizing, making a counterargument, writing reports, etc.


L6

Students will cultivate the ability to serve as members of Korean society with the linguistic capacity required to perform tasks in their fields, such as studies and work.

‧Learning vocabulary required for complex expressions that reflect Korean society and culture, as well as the culturally-specific ways Koreans express their thoughts and emotions such as idioms and proverbs

‧Talking and writing about one’s thoughts on Korean traditions, current Korean society and cultural phenomena

‧Developing the ability to understand and write genre characteristics of reports, speeches and official documents

‧Reading, listening to and understanding explanatory texts, editorials, news, broadcast talks, etc.‧Making an argument, making an inference, discussing social issues and making a

counterargument


Students take one level each semester and the class uses the textbooks we developed.

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Overview and Schedule Course Information

Year Semester Period(MM.DD.YYYY)

Application Due Date (MM.DD.YYYY)

Placement Test Date

(MM.DD.YYYY)

Placement Release Date(MM.DD.YYYY)

Applicant for a Korean

Language Course Visa

Visa Holder

2020

Spring Mar 2 (Mon), 2020 ~ May 15 (Fri), 2020 (10 weeks) Dec 27 (Fri), 2019 Feb 14 (Fri), 2020 Feb 24 (Mon), 2020 Feb 27 (Thu), 2020

Summer Jun 1 (Mon), 2020 ~ Aug 7 (Fri), 2020 (10 weeks) Mar 27 (Fri), 2020 May 15 (Fri), 2020 May 25 (Mon), 2020 May 28 (Thu), 2020

Fall Aug 31 (Mon), 2020 ~ Nov 13 (Fri), 2020 (10 weeks) Jun 26 (Fri), 2020 Aug 14 (Fri), 2020 Aug 24 (Mon), 2020 Aug 27 (Thu), 2020

Winter Nov 30 (Mon), 2020 ~ Feb 5 (Fri), 2021 (10 weeks) Sep 25 (Fri), 2020 Nov 20 (Fri), 2020 Nov 23 (Mon), 2020 Nov 26 (Thu), 2020

2021

Spring Mar 2 (Mon), 2021 ~ May 7 (Fri), 2021 (10 weeks) Feb 10 (Wed), 2021 Dec 25 (Fri), 2021 Feb 22 (Mon), 2021 Feb 25 (Thu), 2021

Summer May 31 (Mon), 2021 ~ Aug 6 (Fri), 2021 (10 weeks) May 14 (Fri), 2021 Mar 26 (Fri), 2021 May 24 (Mon), 2021 May 27 (Thu), 2021

Fall Aug 30 (Mon), 2021 ~ Nov 12 (Fri), 2021 (10 weeks) Aug 13 (Fri), 2021 Jun 25 (Fri), 2021 Aug 23 (Mon), 2021 Aug 26 (Thu), 2021

Winter Dec 6 (Mon), 2021 ~ Feb 11 (Fri), 2022 (10 weeks) Nov 12 (Fri), 2021 Sep 24 (Fri), 2021 Nov 29 (Mon), 2021 Dec 2 (Thu), 2021

*The schedule above is subject to change.


Semester 10 weeks (200 hours) 4 semesters a year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter)

Class days Monday~Friday

Class hours 9 : 00 ~ 12 : 50

Level Levels 1 to 6 Placement test taken to allocate students to different classes (written and speaking tests)

Tuition 1,400,000 KRW (1,120,000 KRW for Pusan National University students) *Includes the application fee, textbook fees and cultural activity fees

Refund ‧Before the semester starts : Cancelled before the start of the semester, or due to a denied visa → 95% of the tuition fee

‧After the semester starts : Before one third (1/3) of the total class days have passed → Two-thirds (2/3) of the tuition fee

Before the first half (1/2) of the total class days have passed → Half (1/2) of the tuition fee

After the first half (1/2) of the total class days have passed → No refund

Completion criteria Minimum 80% attendance rate and an average grade of 70/100 or higher

Activities ‧After-school classes: University preparation class, Speaking classes for different levels (beginner, intermediate, advanced), Pronunciation practice class, K-pop dance class, Learning Korean with Songs, TOPIK preparation class

‧Cultural activities: Friday Cultural Activity, Cultural Activity Ⅰ, Cultural Activity Ⅱ ‧Personal matching of a language partner ‧Student counseling

Consultation with the class teacher

Students consult with the class teacher twice a semester. They can talk about any difficulties they are experiencing with life in Korea and/or their studies, and get some help. Pickup service

Students can get an airport pickup service to safely get to school from the airport. (A pickup fee will be charged.)

Attendance management

Students’ learning attitude is checked through daily attendance management. Strict attendance management helps students who are often late or absent for class identify their problems through consultations.

Bank account opening and insurance purchase

The institution provides bank account opening and insurance purchase services, which are essential for living, to students as a group for their convenience.

Emergency support

When a student goes to hospital or has an emergency, native language interpretation is provided to help solve the problem. Group registration

for TOPIK

PNU Language Education Institute is a TOPIK (Test of Proficiency in Korean) test location, and students can conveniently apply to take the TOPIK. For students’ convenience, the institute provides group application services.

Group visa registration and extension

Registration and extension of D-4 Korean-Language Trainee visas are accepted at the institute for students’ convenience. Providing Part-time

job information

The institute provides part-time job information for D-4 Korean-Language Trainee visa holders.

Type of Scholarship Recipient Scholarship Amount

Four consecutive semesters Merit-based scholarship

Student with the highest or second highest score in each class for four consecutive semesters Full tuition exemption in the next semester

Scholarship for perfect attendance for four consecutive semesters

Student with perfect attendance for four consecutive semesters Full tuition exemption in the next semester

Merit-based scholarship (1st place) Student with the highest score in each class 20% tuition discount in the next semester

Merit-based scholarship (2nd place) Student with the second-highest score in each class 10% tuition discount in the next semester

Perfect attendance award Student with perfect attendance for the semester Gift certificate is given

‧Merit-based scholarships will be awarded to only one student if there are eight students or less in the class‧Students may only receive one scholarship per semester

1. D-4 Korean-Language Trainee Visa Application

ProcessSubmit application → Document screening → Announcement of successful applicants → Pay the tuition fee → Issuance of admission letter → Apply for a visa for Korean language training → Enter Korea to take the Korean language course

Documents to submit

‧1 copy of application form (Refer to the homepage.)‧2 photos (3x4 cm)‧Original bank statement in the student’s name (showing a minimum balance of USD 10,000)‧1 copy of passport‧Letter of self-introduction (free form)‧Study plan (free form)‧Birth certificate, translated and notarized in Korean or English‧Copies of the identity cards of the student and the student’s parents (identity cards or passports)‧Highest academic certificate earned (confirmed by the consul or apostilled) * Confirmation by the consul can be obtained at a Korean embassy in the student’s home country. (Must include the school’s contact

information and address)‧Highest academic transcript earned (confirmed by the consul or apostilled) * Confirmation by the consul can be obtained at a Korean embassy in the student’s home country. (Must include the school’s contact

information and address)‧Original employment certificate of the student or the student’s parents, original income certificate (of the past year)

(must include the company’s contact information and address)

How to submit Submit in person or by mail(Once submitted, documents cannot be returned or copied.)

Address #504 Language Education Institute, 2, Busandaehak-ro 63beon-gil, Geumjeong-gu, Busan (postal code: 46241)

Precaution

‧Enrolment for at least 2 semesters is required to apply for D-4 Korean-Language Trainee visa.‧Students who do not have a private health insurance plan that will cover them in Korea must purchase Korean

national health insurance. (6 months: about 120,000 won)‧Be sure to make all applications at the recommended time because the visa application processing time can vary.‧Additional documents may be required depending on your nationality or residence status. (Please check before

applying)

2. Application Process for Visa holdersProcess

Submit application → Document screening → Announcement of successful applicants → Pay the tuition fee → Take the Korean language course

Documents to submit

‧1 copy of application form (Refer to the homepage.)‧2 photos (3x4 cm)‧Original bank statement in the student’s name (showing a minimum balance of USD 10,000)‧1 copy of passport‧1 copy of the student’s alien registration card, front and back (if applicable)

How to submit Submit in person or by mail(Once submitted, documents cannot be returned or copied.)

Address #504 Language Education Institute, 2, Busandaehak-ro 63beon-gil, Geumjeong-gu, Busan (postal code: 46241)

E-mail [email protected]

Other

‧Students who do not have a private health insurance plan that will cover them in Korea must purchase Korean national health insurance. (about 80,000 won per semester)

‧A student who has no visa, or a tourist visa or another type of visa can be enrolled once the stay termination date has been checked.

Scholarships Korean Language Course Admission Process

Living Support

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Opening Period In February, August * A class can be opened during the period requested by an organization.

Duration 1 week / 2 weeks

Class Hours Korean language class 9:00~13:00 / Cultural activities 14:00~16:00

Level Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced(Students take a placement test before being allocated to different classes.)

Tuition Fee

1 week about 700,000 won 2 weeks about 900,000 won* The tuition fee may be adjusted based on the organization’s request or

the operation period* The following are covered by the tuition fee: breakfast, accommodations,

program participation* The following are not covered by the tuition fee: flight ticket, insurance,

airport pickup service

Completion Criteria Minimum 80% attendance

Korean Language Class Speaking, listening, reading and writing in Korean

Cultural Activity 1Korean cooking/ Taekwondo/ Calligraphy/ K-pop dance / Traditional Korean music experience/ Hanbok experience / Visiting tourist attractions in Busan

Cultural Activity 2 Overnight temple stay or exploring the suburbs of Busan

Short-Term Courses Housing

1. On-Campus Housing

2. Studio

Room Fee Other expenses Meal Facility Other

Double occupancy

Approx. 750,000 won/

3 months‧Deposit of 200,000 won‧Pay electricity bills and

gas bills according to usage

No meals

Bed, desk, wardrobe, kitchen, refrigerator, microwave, air conditioner, Internet,

bathroom, washing machine

3-minute walk from the language education

instituteSingle occupancy

About 1,200,000 won/

3 months

Room Fee Other expenses Meal Facility Other

Double occupancy

Approx. 1,200,000 won/

3 months

‧No deposit‧No additional

maintenance fees

3 meals a day

Bed, desk, wardrobe, air conditioner, Internet, restroom,

shower room

An additional laundry room is provided for common use

Students can have meals at cafeterias in the dormitory.

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Individual and Group Classes

DateA class can be opened at any time, when requested by an individual or a group

Tuition Fee

1 person50,000 won per hour2~3 persons25,000 won per hour, per person4~6 persons13,000 won per hour, per person

Korean Language

Class

A tailored class can be arranged at the request of an individual or a group.


‧Intensive short-term courses (1~3 weeks) for non-Koreans and overseas Koreans who want to learn Korean language and Korean culture

‧ A tailored class can be arranged upon the request of a group.‧ We have operated a number of short-term classes, for the Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) program of the U.S.

Department of State, a Thai high school, and a Japanese university and other institutes.

Department InformationDirections

Pusan Nat’l Univ. Station

Jangjeon StationStarbucks

Megabox

Sangnam International House

Jangjeon Hyundai 2nd

Apartment

Starbucks

NC Department Store

Busan Bank

PNU Main Gate

PNU Youth Street

PNU Language Education Institute

Jangjeon 1-dong Community Service Center

PNU Intersection

Emart Convenience Store

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2 Get off at Busan Station, subway line 1Take an airport limousine bus

Get off at Jangjeon Station. Leave via Exit 1 or Exit 3 and walk for about 10 minutes Take the subway headed for Nopodong, subway line 1

Catch the express city bus No. 307 at bus stop No. 3, Gimhae International Airport Get off at Dongnae Station, subway line 1

Get off at Jangjeon Station. Leave via Exit 1 or Exit 3 and walk for about 10 minutes Take the subway headed for Nopodong, subway line 1

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Field College Student Recruitment Unit Tuition Fee

Undergraduate Graduate

Humanities and Social

Science

College of Humanities

Korean Language & Literature, Chinese Language & Literature, Japanese Language & Literature, English Language & Literature, French Language & Literature, German Language & Literature,

Russian Language & Literature, Korean Literature in Chinese Characters, Language and Information, History, Philosophy, Archaeology

1,810,000

2,454,000College of Social SciencesPublic Administration, Political Science & Diplomacy, Sociology 1,810,000

Social Welfare, Psychology, Library, Archives and Information Studies, Media Communication 1,920,000

College of Economics and International Trade International Trade, Economics, Global Studies, Tourism and Convention, Public Policy & Management 1,810,000

College of Business Business Administration 1,810,000

College of Human Ecology Child Development & Family Studies 2,361,000 3,167,000

College of Natural Resource and Life Sciences Department of Food and Resource Economics 1,810,000 2,454,000

Natural Science

College of Natural Sciences

Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Chemistry, Biological Sciences, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Geological Sciences, Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences, Oceanography 2,361,000 3,167,000

College of Engineering

Freshman Transfer Student (3rd year)

2,559,000 3,425,000

Mechanical Engineering, Polymer Science and Engineering,

Organic Material Science and Engineering, Environmental Engineering,

Material Science and Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering,

Urban Architecture and Civil Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Industrial Engineering,

Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering

Mechanical Engineering, Polymer Science and Engineering,

Organic Material Science and Engineering, Environmental Engineering

(environmental engineering, chemical and biological engineering), Material Science and Engineering,

Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering,

Urban Architecture and Civil Engineering, Department of Aerospace Engineering,

Industrial Engineering, Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering

College of Nursing Nursing 2,361,000 3,167,000

College of Human Ecology Clothing & Textiles, Food Science & Nutrition, Housing and Interior Design 2,361,000 3,167,000

College of Natural Resource and Life

Sciences

Plant Bioscience, Horticultural Bioscience, Animal Science, Food Science & Technology, Life Science & Environmental Biochemistry, Biomaterials Science 2,361,000 3,167,000

Bio-Industrial Machinery Engineering, Applied IT & Engineering, Bioenvironmental Energy, Landscape Architecture 2,559,000 3,425,000

College of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Nanoenergy Engineering, Nanomechatronics Engineering, Optomechatronics Engineering 2,559,000 3,425,000

College of Information Biotechnology

Freshman Transfer Student (3rd year)

BioMedical Convergence Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering Computer Science and Engineering

Physical Education

and Art College of Arts

Music (vocal music/piano/composition/wind, string, percussion instruments)Korean Music (string instrument, vocal music/ wind and percussion instruments/theory and composition) 2,789,000 3,725,000

Fine Arts (sculpture, Korean painting, Western painting)Plastic Arts (woodworking & furniture design/pottery/textile & metal)

Dance (Korean dance, ballet, modern dance)Design (visual design, animation, design & technology)

Art Culture and Image

2,503,000 3,345,000Contact Information

Inquiry Telephone Email

China, Taiwan +82-51-510-1984

[email protected], Short-term courses +82-51-510-1980

English-speaking countries and other regions +82-51-510-1982

General, Dormitory, Individual/Group classes +82-51-510-1983


Unit: KRW/Semester

From Busan Station

Leave Busan Station and go to the entrance of the subway station

Get off at Jangjeon Station. Leave via Exit 1 or Exit 3 and walk for about 10 minutes

Take the subway headed for Nopodong, subway line 1▶▶▶

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From Nopo-dong Bus Terminal

Take the subway headed for Sinpyeong, subway line 1 Get off at Jangjeon Station. Leave via Exit 1 or Exit 3 and walk for about 10 minutes▶▶▶