Subject

Introduction

1-1

Korean Speaking and Presentation 

This course focuses on developing students' spoken Korean skills through structured dialogues, discussions, and presentations. Emphasis is placed on fluency, pronunciation, and effective communication in academic and professional contexts.

Korean Writing for Academic Purpose

Students learn to write formal academic texts in Korean, including essays, reports, and research summaries. The course aims to enhance organization, coherence, and use of academic expressions.

Modern Korean Society

This course provides an overview of key social changes in contemporary Korea, including urbanization, education, family, and media. Students explore the historical and cultural context behind modern Korean life.

1-2

Korean current affairs

Students analyze current events in Korea using Korean-language news articles, broadcasts, and debates. The course helps learners develop vocabulary, critical thinking, and discussion skills on real-world issues.

Korean Language Learning by K-Movie

Through popular Korean films, students explore everyday expressions, cultural themes, and linguistic nuances. The course combines language learning with cultural immersion and critical viewing.

Understanding of Korean Wave Contents

This course examines the development and global spread of Korean Wave (Hallyu) contents, including drama, music, and webtoons. Students explore how Korean pop culture influences international media and industry trends.

2-1

Korean Vocabulary  For International  Learners

Students learn principles and strategies for teaching and learning Korean vocabulary. The course covers lexical features, vocabulary acquisition, and practical instructional methods.

Introduction to Korean Language

This course introduces the basic structure and characteristics of the Korean language, covering phonetics, morphology, syntax, and semantics. It provides a foundation for further studies in Korean linguistics.

Understanding K-Pop Culture 

Students explore the cultural, social, and industrial dimensions of K-Pop. The course also examines fandom, globalization, and identity through the lens of music and performance.

2-2

The Mediums of Korean Cultural Modernity

This course analyzes how various media—including TV, web platforms, and social networks—convey and transform Korean language and culture. Students also study how to teach Korean using multimedia resources.

Trend on K-Beauty & Fashion

This course explores the rise of K-beauty and fashion industries in a global context. Students analyze cultural values, aesthetic trends, and the business strategies behind Korea’s soft power.

Korean Grammar for International Learners

Students study the structure and functions of Korean grammar with a focus on teaching it to non-native learners. The course covers sentence patterns, word order, and grammatical nuances.

3-1

Korean Pronunciation for International  Learners

This course provides theoretical and practical knowledge of Korean pronunciation. Students learn how to teach pronunciation effectively, focusing on phonetic features and error correction strategies.

Understanding of Korean Culture 

Students gain a broad understanding of traditional and modern Korean culture. Topics include customs, values, history, and how cultural elements influence everyday life.

Introduction to General Linguistics

This course introduces core concepts in general linguistics such as phonetics, syntax, semantics, and language acquisition. It serves as a foundation for further studies in language teaching and analysis.

Modernization and Economic Development of Korea

Students examine the historical processes behind Korea’s rapid modernization and economic growth. The course connects social change with industrialization, education, and globalization.

Business & Marketing Project

This project-based course allows students to design and implement marketing strategies related to Korean products or culture. It emphasizes teamwork, creativity, and real-world application of business skills.

3-2

Korean Grammar for International Learners

This course is designed to help international learners understand the fundamental grammar of the Korean language. Students explore sentence structures, verb conjugations, and grammar patterns used in everyday communication.

Language Acquisition for Korean Language Learners

Students explore how learners acquire Korean as a second or foreign language. The course covers key theories, learning stages, and factors affecting language development.

Korean Language Teaching and Learning

This course provides practical and theoretical foundations for teaching Korean as a foreign language. Topics include teaching methodology, lesson planning, and classroom management.

Korean Organization and Management

Students learn about Korean organizational culture and business practices. The course also covers leadership styles, workplace dynamics, and intercultural communication in Korean companies.

4-1

Korean Expression Education Theory

This course focuses on teaching expressive skills in Korean, such as speaking and writing for communication. Students study instructional methods for improving fluency, coherence, and creativity.

Understanding of Korean Learning Materials

Students analyze and evaluate various Korean language textbooks and teaching resources. The course also covers the design and development of effective learning materials.

Korean Language Testing and Assessment

This course covers principles and methods of language testing and assessment in Korean language education. Students learn how to design fair, reliable, and valid evaluation tools.

Tech and Business in Korea

Students explore Korea’s major technological innovations and their impact on global business. The course introduces key industries and corporate management practices in Korea.

4-2

Korean Language Training Practice

This practicum course provides hands-on teaching experience through classroom observation and microteaching. Students apply what they have learned in real teaching settings.

Understanding of Korean Literature

Students explore major themes, genres, and authors in Korean literature. The course helps learners understand Korean society through its literary expression, both classic and modern.

Doing Business in Korea

This course guides students through the process of launching a business in Korea. Topics include business planning, market analysis, legal procedures, and entrepreneurship in a Korean context.