The KOICA Scholarship Indonesia 2025 is open to its applications for Indonesian students to achieve their academic aspirations without financial worries in South Korea. The KOICA CIAT program is a a fully funded scholarship program that offers Master’s and PhD degree opportunities to talented Indonesian students.
KOICA Scholarship Indonesia Summary
| Study In | South Korea |
| Degree Level | Master and PhD |
| Eligible For | Indonesian students |
| Scholarship Sponsored By | Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) |
Eligibility Criteria
- Be Indonesian nationals.
- Have proficiency in Korean/English language.
Required Documents
Some general documents include:
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of English/Korean proficiency
- For complete details visit here
Key Dates to Apply
KOICA Round: 1 Feb 2025 – 29 Feb 2025 (KOICA foreign office or Korean embassy application submission and on-site interviews)
University Round: 4 March 2025 – 29 March 2025 (Document screening by the university)
Submission of Original Documents: April – May 2025
Local Medical Check-up and Interview: June 2025
Arrival in Korea: August 2025
Embassy Requirements
Applicants must apply through the KOICA Country Office or the Korean Embassy in Indonesia. This involves submitting the necessary documents, attending an interview, and passing a medical examination2. Successful candidates will then proceed to the university round for further screening.
Why Choose the KOICA Scholarship?
- Fully Funded: Covers tuition, living expenses, travel allowances, and more, ensuring no financial burden.
- Global Network: Join a vibrant community of international scholars and build lifelong connections.
- Quality Education: Gain a world-class education from top Korean universities with excellent faculty and facilities.
- Cultural Exchange: Experience the rich culture and traditions of Korea while contributing to mutual understanding and cooperation.
How to Apply?
To apply for the KOICA Scholarship Indonesia 2025, visit the official KOICA website for detailed guidelines and application forms.