Office of International Affairs & Education
93 Daehak-ro, Nam-gu, Ulsan 680-749 Korea
Phone: 82-52-220-5958 Fax: 82-52-224-2061
E-mail: international@mail.ulsan.ac.kr2024 University of Ulsan
Summer Korea Language & Culture Program
University of Ulsan Summer Korean Language & Culture Program is a summer short-term program in which
students from UOU’s partner universities in Japan can learn Korean language and Korean culture for threeweeks during summer vacation. During the period, students will have the opportunity to improve theirKorean language skills through Korean classes and experience Korean culture through various activities
such as visiting Ulsan companies, Gyeongju city and experiencing Korean traditional culture.
Please enjoy the video of the 2023 Korean Language and Culture Program through the following link
https://youtu.be/zf0ZH-Zymq4
1.Qualification: Students enrolled at UOU’s partner university in Japan and interested in Korean
language and Korean culture
2. Required documents
a. Application (Attached form)b. Personal statement (Backside of application)c. Passport copy in color
3. Documents submission deadline: May 17(Fri) 2024
* Please email us at kokuryu@stu.ehime-u.ac.jp if you cannot submit the documents before the deadline.
4. Program period: August 5(Mon) 2024～August 23(Fri) 2024
5. Program Fee: 1,530,000 KRW (30,000 KRW for health insurance included)*Applicants who have proper insurance such as traveler’s insurance from Japan, may choose not to payfor UOU insurance. (Cost of training without insurance fee: 1,500,000won)* Program fee must be paid no later than June 21(Fri) 2024.
* If the number of participant is small, the cost will increase.
6. Banking Information- Bank: Kyongnam Bank
- Account number: 207-0006-4730-06- Account Holder: University of Ulsan (Ulsan University International Exchange Center)- Swift Code: KYNAKR22

Office of International Affairs & Education
93 Daehak-ro, Nam-gu, Ulsan 680-749 Korea
Phone: 82-52-220-5958 Fax: 82-52-224-2061
E-mail: international@mail.ulsan.ac.kr

7. Program schedule
Schedule

Date

Morning (09:00~12:00)

08-03

Sat

08-04

Sun08-05

Mon

Afternoon (14:00~17:00)
Arrival / Enrollment
Orientation/Meeting with Buddy

Level test
/Campus tour/Welcome party

08-06

Tue08-07

Wed08-08

Thu08-09

Fri08-10

Sat08-11

Sun08-12

Mon

08-13

Tue

08-14

Wed

Korean Language

608-15

Thu

Korean Language

808-16Fri08-17

Sat08-18

Sun

08-19

Mon

Korean Language908-20

Tue

Korean Language

1008-21

Wed

08-22

Thu

08-23

Fri08-24

Sat

Korean Language

1

Korean Culture1(Traditional Pottery)

Korean Culture2(Ulsan City tour1)
Korean Language

2

Korean Language

3

Korean Culture 3 (Korean traditional culture)
Free time
Korean Language

4

Korean Language

5

Korean Culture 4(Taekwondo)
Korean Language

7

Korean Culture 6 (K-POP Lesson)

Korean Language

12(Gyeongju tour)

Free time
Korean Culture 7(Korean food)
Korean Language

11

Korean Culture 8(Ulsan City tour2)
Korean Language

12

Korean Language

Korean Language 13 (Speaking Contest)* The schedule is subject to change if necessary.
* The blue schedule is with a Korean partner.

9(Korean Movie)

Completion ceremony/farewell party

Returning homeOffice of International Affairs & Education
93 Daehak-ro, Nam-gu, Ulsan 680-749 Korea
Phone: 82-52-220-5958 Fax: 82-52-224-2061
E-mail: international@mail.ulsan.ac.kr

8. Details of program1) Korean Language class- Korean lesson 1〜13 (Each lesson 3hours)- 6 levels of classes (Level 1 ~ Level 6) are offered depending the student’s proficiency.
- Students will take a placement test to be enrolled at a proper class level.
2) Korean Culture Lesson (Connected with Korean Language class)- Making pottery: Making it by himself in Craft village- Field tip to Gyeongju city: A tour of various cultural properties- Taekwondo: Korean national martial art- Traditional cultures: Hanbok, Hanji Craft and Samulnori- Traditional games: Yutnori and Jegichagi- Cooking Korean food- Ulsan City tour: Tours of industries and tourist attractions representing Ulsan(Hyundai Motor Company, Daewangam Park, etc.)

General information for 2024 UOU SKLCP
1. Arrival and Return- Arrival date:August 3(Sat) 2024 ～August 4(Sun) 2024

- Return date:August 24(Sat) 2024

2. Pick-up- Pick-up service is offered during arrival date.
- Pick-up Place: Gimhae(Busan)Airport, Busan Port International Passenger Terminal, KTX station.
3. Dormitory- On campus dormitory is offered.
- Room type is 2-people room. (including cooling facilities, toilets and bathrooms)
4. Meal- Breakfast (lunch box provided every morning)- Lunch or dinner is on your own
5. Visa- Japanese: No visa required (You can stay in Korea without a visa for up to 90 days)-Other nationality: Check out if visa is exempted or not. If necessary, ask for assistance.

Office of International Affairs & Education
93 Daehak-ro, Nam-gu, Ulsan 680-749 Korea
Phone: 82-52-220-5958 Fax: 82-52-224-2061
E-mail: international@mail.ulsan.ac.kr

FAQ on Living for 2024 UOU SKLCPQ) How much does laundry cost?
A) In the dormitory laundry cost is free.
Q) Do I need to exchange money?
A) From the day you enter Korea, you need Korean currency for meals and shopping, so bring cash inKRW. Students who want to exchange money in Ulsan can visit the campus bank with the staff during
the program. For your information, you can pay by a credit card in most of places, Korea.
Q) How much does it cost to live for three weeks?
A) There are individual differences. Breakfast is served for three weeks, but lunch and dinner are atyour own expenses. The meals at restaurants near campus are about 10,000 KRW.
Q) Can I use Wifi in the dormitory?
A) You can access Wi-Fi through the school wireless Internet, but depending on the distance from therouter, there are rooms where Wi-Fi is not connected well.
Q) Does UOU offer pillows and bedding?
A) It's ready in the dormitory. Bring your own bedding if you want to use it.
But please bring the hair dryer from Japan.
Q) Is the distance between the dormitory and the classroom far?
A) You will stay in the on-campus dormitory. The classroom is close to the dormitory.
Q) How about insurance?
A) Students are advised to sign up for UOU medical insurance. However, if you buy an insurance inJapan, you don't have to buy UOU medical insurance. If you do not have the UOU insurance, you will
pay the hospital fee in Korea and claim the insurance fee from the insurance company after returningto Japan.
Q) What clothes do I need?
A) Sneakers : Taekwondo class, Sport Center gym etc
Long-sleeved top: Please bring it with you because the air conditioner in the room is strong.
Q) Can I stay in the dormitory personally after the program?
A) Students for Fall semester will move in right after SKLCP, you have to move out on the returning
date.