The institute is aggressively pursuing and developing a close relationship between the Japanese and American business communities. The institute sponsors a series of seminars and classes on relevant issues of the U.S.-Japanese relationship, bringing in experts on the national and international level. The institute sponsors exchange programs with various Japanese institutions of higher learning and executive development. The U.S.-Korea Business Institute focuses on bridging the gap between the two nations through special training for both Korean and American managers. It also sponsors seminars for all citizens interested in Korean affairs.
Students can benefit from the institute through exchanges with prestigious Korean universities.
They are also invited to participate in all other activities of the U.S.-Korea Business Institute. The Center for Humanistic Studies offers cross-disciplinary courses and programs within or involving the College of Humanities. While the Women Studies, American Studies, Religious Studies, Technical and Professional Writing, Global Peace Studies, Intercultural Skills, and NEXA programs already provide cross-disciplinary curricula in focused areas, the Center for Humanistic Studies develops and offers individual courses not pertaining to these programs. For information about the center, call 338-1109. The center does this by connecting youth, university students, and professional journalists in efforts to reach common goals.