Sookmyung Women's University is located in the center of the Korean capital, Seoul. Founded over a century ago, it is one of Korea's most well-respected multidisciplinary women's universities. Sookmyung aims to develop the next generation of women leaders who will guide international society, and towards this end it has established a Faculty of Leadership. The campus has an international atmosphere with exchange students from 22 countries enrolled. The university boasts its own campus-wide wireless network and provides a modern learning environment.

Sungshin Women's University was established in 1963 and is within 15 minutes of Myeongdong and Seoul stations. It has 9 faculties and 44 departments including a Faculty of Nursing, Faculty of Humanities, and a Faculty of Social Sciences. Sungshin is a multidisciplinary university with a current student population of around 13,000. Unusual in Korea, it has its own network of educational facilities from the kindergarten to university level.

Founded in 1964, Tianjin Foreign Studies University is one of China's premier foreign language universities. The university's International Exchange Institute offers Chinese and elective subjects. The university has a Department of Japanese Language where many students study Japanese. The city of Tianjin is approximately two and a half hours from the capital of Beijing. The university is located in the center of town, combining all the convenience of its central location with a relaxed atmosphere.