Program Overview

University Program Information

The university offers a range of programs in Korean and East Asian studies. The following details outline the program structure and courses available.

Korean Studies

• KOS3101: Introduction to Korean Studies (1) - 3 credits
• KOS3107: Introduction to Korean Studies (2)
• KOS3104: Transnational Hallyu
• KOS3106: Modern and Contemporary Korean Society and Popular Culture
• KOS3108: Critique of Korean and Global Culture and Arts
• KOS3109: Korean Cultural History through Art

Chinese Studies

• CHI3101: Introduction to Chinese Studies - 3 credits
• CHI3102: Recent Developments in China
• CHI3103: China's Natural Geography and Human Environment
• CHI3104: Understanding Chinese Diplomacy

Japanese Studies

• JAP3102: Introduction to Japanese Studies - 3 credits
• JAP3101: Japanese Economy and Business Management
• JAP3103: Japanese Local Conditions (2)
• JAP3104: Japanese Culture and Society
• JAP3105: Special Lecture on Japanese Studies
• JAP3106: Japanese Local Conditions (1)
• JAP3107: Modern Japanese Literature
• JAP3108: Comparative Literature of Korea and Japan
• JAP3109: East Asia and Japan

East Asian Studies

• EAS3103: Introduction to East Asian Studies - 3 credits
• EAS3101: Past and Present of East Asian Regional Order
• EAS3102: Mutual Perception among East Asians
• EAS3104: Korea and East Asia
• EAS3105: Publicness in East Asia
• EAS3106: Thoughts and Culture of East Asian Minorities
• EAS3107: History and Culture of North Korea in East Asia
• EAS3108: East Asian Network and Commons
• EAS3109: East Asia and Korea through Visual Media
• EAS3110: East Asian Museum