Programme dates- 28 June - 25 July HISS |
Application deadline16 February 2026 |
Programme dates- 28 June - 25 July HISS |
Application deadline16 February 2026 |
You can choose between the 4-week session (HISS) and the 5-week session (HYLION)
The programme offers more than 70 courses taught in English across a wide range of disciplines, complemented by a rich calendar of cultural activities, including K-pop, Taekwondo, visits to palaces and museums, excursions, and outdoor activities.
Participants will have access to the academic offer of the Hanyang University International Summer School.
As this is an international summer school, all courses are taught in English; therefore, the programme is open to students from all Faculties.
Courses | Hanyang International Summer School
Course Selection Guide:
Students may choose from 1 to 3 courses, for a maximum of 9 credits:
Students are advised to pay close attention to class schedules and any prerequisites: meeting the prerequisites is mandatory if required by the selected course(s).
Club Activities in Seoul
Weeks 1–3 (30 June – 16 July 2026)
During the first three weeks, students may take part in the Hanyang Global Lions (HGL), a network of approximately 20 clubs and more than 80 activities organized directly by students.
Activities are flexible and customizable and range from traditional Korean culture to new trends, indoor and outdoor sports, travel experiences in Korea, K-Beauty, and digital content creation. Activities take place almost every day, after classes and on weekends.
All activities are included in the programme fee, at no additional cost, and are designed to foster socialization, integration, and campus life.
Activities in Jeju
Week 4 (19 - 25 July 2026)
In the final week of HISS 2026, all participants will take part in a joint programme with Jeju National University.
After three weeks in Seoul, students will move to Jeju Island, a destination of outstanding natural and cultural value. The programme includes special lectures and experiential activities, all included in the programme fee at no additional cost.
HYLION is the new extension of the HISS programme. This year, the programme includes four weeks in South Korea followed by one week in Tokyo.
To maximize the learning experience, Hanyang recommends that students take at least one course in Korean Studies or East Asian Studies during HISS.
During HISS, students may take up to 3 courses and earn up to 9 credits.
Courses | Hanyang International Summer School
Within the HYLION Programme
Upon completion of the programme, students will receive:
The following certifications, obtained from May 2024 onwards, are accepted:
If you do not hold one of the accepted certifications, you may take the English language test organised by Cattolica International.
If you are enrolled in a Cattolica degree programme taught entirely in English, you may apply to this programme by uploading a self-certification of enrolement in the degree programme.
Students may choose to stay on campus, making use of the facilities provided by Hanyang University, or arrange their accommodation independently.
Hanyang provides a list of recommended off-campus housing options:
Housing | Hanyang International Summer School
Once the application process is closed and admission to courses at Hanyang University has been confirmed, each student will receive instructions on how to book accommodation.
This option includes accommodation.
The cost of the programme includes:
Not included in the cost of the programme:
The cost of the programme includes:
Not included in the cost of the programme:
Università Cattolica offers 10 scholarships of € 800 each.
Please note that:
* For students holding qualifications awarded outside Italy, if an official grade conversion has not already been recorded in their academic career at Università Cattolica, the following scores will be automatically assigned:
No alternative or additional methods of recognition of the grades obtained will be accepted.
After admission, selected students must apply for the K-ETA visa. Detailed information will be provided after the application process closes.
You must hold a valid identity document (passport). We encourage you to check its validity and, if you do not already have one, to apply as soon as possible.
All Università Cattolica students will be covered by an insurance policy.