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Build speaking, listening, reading and writing skills through the University of Seoul’s full-time Korean language and culture course. Each ten-week term includes 200 class hours, with placement across six levels and opportunities…
Develop practical Korean through a ten-week, 200-hour course combining reading, writing, listening and speaking. Two teachers share each class, with cultural activities connected to the curriculum. Placement spans six levels, with morning…
Improve practical Korean through a short course integrating speaking, listening, reading and writing. The programme provides 60 class hours across 15 class days, including eight hours of cultural activities. Placement covers Levels…
Develop Korean through IIE’s ten-week on-campus programme in Seoul, with placement, integrated language study and opportunities to practise with Kyung Hee student helpers. Standard language levels have 200 hours; the Korean Studies…
Study Korean grammar and speaking through IIE’s three-week intensive on-campus course in Seoul. Placement groups, afternoon cultural subjects and opportunities to meet Kyung Hee student helpers complement language classes. Confirm the activities…
Study Korean through IIE’s ten-week online regular-course format from anywhere in the world. Ask the institute for the next confirmed class, timetable and participation requirements before making plans.
Study Filmmaking through the four-year Bachelor of Arts programme. Undergraduate applicants select the Department of Filmmaking as a whole; directing, cinematography, editing, sound and screenwriting are not separate undergraduate applications.
Explore Broadcasting through K-Arts’ four-year Bachelor of Arts programme. The reviewed admission route assesses applicant-directed video work and includes a Korean-language interview.
Study Multimedia through the four-year Bachelor of Arts programme at K-Arts. Prepare the admission materials required for the reviewed route and confirm the current project and curriculum arrangements with the school.
Study Animation through K-Arts’ four-year Bachelor of Arts programme. Admission portfolio assessment distinguishes your contribution to any collaborative work.
Study Cinema Studies through the four-year Bachelor of Arts programme. The separate graduate Film Theory and History, East Asia Film Studies and Screen Culture Studies rows are not additional bachelor programmes.
Explore Fine Arts through the four-year Bachelor of Arts programme, whose undergraduate row includes painting, sculpture and installation, media, ceramic and glass. These are areas within the listed programme.
