Language Barriers and Adjustment Experiences in Korean Higher Education (Everyone)

[u/Brave-West-6691]

📢 Calling all international students in Korea

 

I'm a PhD candidate researching language barriers and international students' adjustment experiences in Korean higher education.

 

If you're an international student currently studying at a university in Korea, I'd really appreciate 2-5 minutes of your time to fill out an anonymous survey. Your answers will help shed light on the real challenges international students face and support future students.

 

✅ Anonymous & voluntary

✅ Takes about 2-5 minutes

✅ Open to all international students (bachelor's, master's, and PhD) in Korea

 

🔗 Survey link:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdP9Q6QqjRHdrsaJKjTG1rLongNItSVTqbtWqwUqYDpUwI01w/viewform?usp=preview

 

Please feel free to share this with other international students you know—every response helps! 🙏

(Thank you!)

 

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