The program welcomes undergraduate and graduate students and those who wish to discover Korea through serious academic studies and valuable cross-cultural experiences. Various multidisciplinary Asian Studies Courses like Korean arts, business, economics, history, media studies, law, politics, religion, sociology, and women's studies are offered. Moreover, students will be active in learning taekwondo, Korean folk dance, drum beating, cuisine, drama, film, and make various field excursions.
Credits are transferable.
Spouses and non-students may participate on a space available basis. The Seoul Program is being offered for a fourth year as an independent program, although internship experience has been provided for several years. The program focuses on Korean legal institutions and cultural and legal problems of trade between the United States and Korea. Offers students the opportunity to study anthropology, art history, business, economics, history, law, philosophy and Korean language. Participants live in the international dorm on campus.