A warm welcome to students from South Korea
한국에서 온 유학생 여러분을 진심으로 환영합니다!
The app of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) is a global leader in public health and infectious disease research. With students from over 190 countries, we are proud to have a vibrant community of South Korean students who contribute to our academic excellence and global perspective. This page provides specific information for applicants from South Korea, including entry requirements, programmes on offer, and support available to help you thrive at LSHTM.
LSHTM’s highly-valued relationship with South Korea plays a vital role in advancing global health education and research. South Korean students and researchers are integral to LSHTM’s academic community, contributing to innovative work in areas such as epidemiology, infectious disease control, and health systems strengthening. Collaborative efforts, such as the development of a Group A Streptococcus vaccine with International Vaccine Institute and Gyeongbuk Institute for Bio-Industry in South Korea, and participation in the Environmental Health Research Network studying climate and health impacts with South Korean institutions, demonstrate our shared commitment to tackling pressing health challenges.
By joining LSHTM, South Korean students gain access to a dynamic community dedicated to improving global health, with opportunities to engage in impactful research and collaborate with leading public health professionals.
Intercalating students
To enrol in an MSc programme, you'll need the equivalent of a bachelor's degree. This typically means holding having completed the first three years of a medical degree.
Learn more about intercalating an MSc at LSHTM.
Entry requirements
Postgraduate taught programmes
| Suggested 2.2 entry | Suggested 2.1 entry |
|---|---|
| Bachelor's degree with an overall average mark of 80%, CGPA of 3.0/4.0 or grade B | Bachelor's degree with an overall average mark of 85%, CGPA of 3.3/4.0 or grade B+ |
Please note that some programmes may require specific academic qualifications, work experience or an assessment. Make sure to check the individual entry requirements for the programme you are interested in before applying.
In some cases, applicants who do not meet the minimum academic criteria but have significant relevant professional experience may still be considered.
Master's degrees Research degrees Short courses Distance learning
English language requirements
Non-UK and Irish nationals must meet English language requirements for a Student visa. Applicants from or with a UK Bachelor's equivalent degree in one of these countries automatically meet the requirements.
LSHTM's programmes have academic English language requirements classified into three bands:
- Band A: Highest requirement
- Band B: Standard requirement
- Band C: Lowest requirement
For full details, please refer to our English language requirements.
Fees and scholarships
Understanding the cost of studying and funding options is an important part of planning your time at LSHTM. Below you'll find key information on tuition fees, funding for master’s and research degrees, student loans, alternative funding sources, and answers to common scholarship questions. There is also guidance on managing living costs in London.
- Tuition fees
- Masters funding
- Research degree funding
- Student loans
- Other sources of funding
- Scholarship FAQs
- Cost of living
Student support
At LSHTM, we’re here to support you every step of the way. Whether it’s visas and immigration, accommodation, careers, mental health or disability support, you’ll find a range of services designed to help you thrive with us and in London.
Find out about our student services.
Student life and experience
" By being a student here in London, I have been granted access to expertise from various institutions in the UK, across Europe and even the rest of the world. "
Jadyn Hyun
MSc Immunology of Infectious Diseases
To truly understand what studying at LSHTM is like, why not hear from our students themselves? Their stories and experiences provide an authentic glimpse into academic life and the opportunities available here.
International alumni chapters
Even before you begin your studies, LSHTM connects you to a worldwide community. Prospective students are welcome at alumni chapter events - think networking sessions, expert talks, and casual meet-ups hosted by graduates in cities worldwide. It's a great way to start building relationships early. Keen to join an event in your area? We'll help - email alumni@lshtm.ac.uk
As a graduate, you'll unlock full access to , where you can message alumni in your field, discover career opportunities, and join specialised events tailored to your expertise.
Need to get in touch?
Contact chapter leaders directly using the emails provided on international chapters.
For general support or updating your details: alumni@lshtm.ac.uk
How to apply
International and UK students follow the same application process. To learn more about the application steps and how to apply, please select the appropriate degree level from the options below.
Intensive master's Distance learning Research degrees Short courses
In-country agents
If you would like additional support with your intensive master's degree application to study with us, you can seek guidance from an education agent. LSHTM collaborates with a range of trusted agents in South Korea who are carefully selected and regularly trained by the university.