The School of Modern Languages’ Korean program was launched in Fall 2002, and now offers a minor program, provides first through fourth-year level language instructions, serves more than 300 students annually, and is on track to become one of the largest Korean programs in the Southeast.
The School of Modern Languages’ Korean program was launched in Fall 2002, and now offers a minor program, provides first through fourth-year level language instructions, serves more than 300 students annually, and is on track to become one of the largest Korean programs in the Southeast.
Courses are available for both heritage and non-heritage students, and online courses are available at the first and second-year level.
Upper-level course offerings include a number of content courses, such as Business Korean; Exploring Modern Korea; and Issues and Technology in Korea.
For information on Korean courses at Georgia Tech, see the Georgia Tech catalog or view a summary of available Korean Courses.
The city of Atlanta has a Korean population of over 100K, and more than 180 Korean companies have a presence in the Southeast, providing a number of local and regional opportunities for student internships and involvement in the local Korean-American community.
The School of Modern Languages is actively engaged in developing and expanding these opportunities for students.
The Korean program also offers a faculty-led summer study abroad program every year (additional details below) and Georgia Tech has a number of exchange programs and international internship opportunities in Korea.
Add it all up, and Georgia Tech provides a number of ways for students to expand their Korean language proficiency and intercultural competence.
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The Korean language program at SDSU offers Korean language and culture courses that meet diverse needs of the San Diego community. The general language courses focus on helping students develop integrated language skills and understand modern Korean language and culture.
If you don’t already speak a second language, learning Korean will give your brain a boost. Research has shown the cognitive benefits of bilingualism.
Korean course is offered by Austin Community College’s Official World Languages Department (WOLA).
Our Korean language lessons, taught by our skilled native instructors, are designed to build conversational skills.
This course is designed to develop basic skills in speaking, listening, reading and writing in Korean. Introductory Korean B is the equivalent to the second half of First Year Korean I.
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