The Hanyang University Visiting Program is open to any undergraduate student (bachelor's degree candidate) who wants to do an exchange program in Korea.

Hanyang University is a private research-focused university in South Korea and has two campuses, Seoul (main) and ERICA. It was founded in 1939 as the nation's first engineering institute (DongA Engineering Institute) and now has over 32,000 students in 24 colleges and 21 graduate schools.

Through various proactive efforts to boast its international competitiveness, Hanyang has been improving its global position in both the THE and QS World Rankings in recent years. In addition, its alumni have been the driving force for national development in various areas of society, historically in the field of engineering, and thus gaining the university the nickname of “The Engine of Korea”.

The university welcomes around 10,000 foreign students each year and sends more than 3,000 students abroad annually in cooperation with 800 partners around the world.

Hanyang increases its efforts to foster talented individuals who, among other skills, possess effective communication and negotiation skills, an entrepreneurial spirit, technical know-how, and the creativity needed to thrive in this ever-changing world. One of the most innovative universities, its campus is equipped with a smart education environment including a fabrication lab, open space, and maker space.