SIM summer immersion

[Successor.]

Anyone applying or have applied for the SIM summer immersion already?

Anyone is choosing between Yonsei, Korean uni or HanYang?

 

[sckwek]

I missed all the briefings, anyone know the price for LSE or King's College?

 

[Successor.]

I missed all the briefings, anyone know the price for LSE or King's College?

You can actually go to the website I posted on my 1st post and check the exact cost. Anyway LSE £2,300 and KCL is £2,500 for 1 session of 3 weeks.

Anyway the deadline was 15th, so not sure whether you could still register via SIM to take advantage of partner rate.
But if you are not concern about partner rate, you can apply directly with the university. Their deadlines are much later.
However both universities you mention has a min grade of B for admission.

 

[freya.levart]

I wasn't looking at any of US immersion as the cost is too high.

Anyway SKK also has partner university rate, so your friend won't be able to enjoy it as well. But of course SKK is cheaper in terms of course fees without partner rate. I was also taken by surprise that 1st year graduands can't go, which was lucky I decided to go this year instead.

Would you mind sharing more on SKK and HanYang as I felt that both seems to be quite similar.

Anyway i do feel that you should go with your friends since you don't always get the opportunity, in fact I doubt you will have such opportunity to even go on an extended trip overseas with the same group of friends. I recommend your decision to be either you joining them or them joining you.

Hey, my apologies for very late respond. Only saw your message like now -_-". So, I wonder which Uni have you apply for?

Anw, I decided to go Hanyang, gonna adventure myself and make new friends there. The difference between SKK and Hanyang I would say will be the courses as SKK are more on globalisation and business, Hanyang are more specialised in terms of communications and arts. For me, as I have been learning about business in SIM, I see no point going to SKK as the modules and structure are somewhat similar. Whereas Hanyang provides practical modules (e.g. producing documentary with local students) which allows me to further expose myself.

 

[Successor.]

Hey, my apologies for very late respond. Only saw your message like now -_-". So, I wonder which Uni have you apply for?

Anw, I decided to go Hanyang, gonna adventure myself and make new friends there. The difference between SKK and Hanyang I would say will be the courses as SKK are more on globalisation and business, Hanyang are more specialised in terms of communications and arts. For me, as I have been learning about business in SIM, I see no point going to SKK as the modules and structure are somewhat similar. Whereas Hanyang provides practical modules (e.g. producing documentary with local students) which allows me to further expose myself.

I am going HanYang as well. Have you paid?

 

[freya.levart]

I am going HanYang as well. Have you paid?

yea. Paid already staying off campus single. Have you been to the debriefing session? we had set-up a wassap group for those who going to hanyang too to exchange information etc. If you are not in, do pm me. I can add you in the wassap group chat

Are you going hanyang alone or with your friends?

 

[Successor.]

yea. Paid already staying off campus single. Have you been to the debriefing session? we had set-up a wassap group for those who going to hanyang too to exchange information etc. If you are not in, do pm me. I can add you in the wassap group chat

Are you going hanyang alone or with your friends?

I am also staying in off campus but double room, I was late in applying if not I would have gone for on campus which is cheaper.

No I missed the debriefing session. I hope they have the pre departure briefing and hope they can inform earlier. They always like to inform people for briefing 1 day in advance one.

Yah sure you can add me in.

 

[Foress]

anyone going for summer immersion this year?

 

[emme95]

anyone going for summer immersion this year?

Me! Applied to Seoul National University for summer school.

 

[wenwen33]

Student exchange program

HELLO

Anyone here went to the RMIT student exchange program at partner universities? Or been to the inter-location at RMIT Melbourne for their last semester?
I understand that usually for students taking elective, it is better for them to apply the SEP. But, for SEP need to apply way beforehand and the application process is quite tedious.

Possible to share some own experiences and advice like the accommodations, cost and so on..?

Thanks