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Study Abroad in Seoul, South Korea 2013
Information Session Wednesday • November 7th, 2012 • 7pm
International Institute, Central Campus
1080 South University, First Floor Rm 1636
Come and learn about study abroad in Korea, what it's like to live in Korea, the food, the weather, the culture and the many programs that major universities offer.
Information Session Wednesday • November 7th, 2012 • 7pm
International Institute, Central Campus
1080 South University, First Floor Rm 1636
Come and learn about study abroad in Korea, what it's like to live in Korea, the food, the weather, the culture and the many programs that major universities offer.
Several of these university programs have partnerships with the University of Michigan--search using South Korea as Country in MCompass, https://mcompass.
Credits are transferrable but need prior approval. No prior knowledge of Korean is required. Many classes are taught in English.
Here are some of the recommended programs by the Nam Center for Korea Studies:
Harvard University Study Abroad - Professor David Chung will be teaching with the Harvard University Summer School Program in 2013.
http://www.summer.harvard.edu/
Ewha Womans University
http://summer.ewha.ac.kr
Korea University
http://isc.korea.ac.kr/
Yonsei University
http://summer.yonsei.ac.kr
Sogang International Summer College
http://www.sogang.ac.kr/
Accommodations and living in Seoul
• Seoul is one of the largest (12 million inhabitants) and most developed cities in Asia; it is also one of the safest cities.
• Harvard Summer Program, Ewha, Yonsei and Sogang are located near the Sinchon area, home to major universities; it is a dense urban environment.
• This Sinchon area is near many subway lines and is about 3 subway stops from the center of Seoul.
• Students live on campus at the various universities in dormitories.
• Please visit each school's website for details, most dormitories include a dining room, laundry facilities, small stores and a workout gyms.
• The entire Korean peninsula is about the size of Michigan and is similar in weather, although July has a monsoon (rainy) season and is humid.
• Korea is a hilly, mountainous country with spectacular seacoasts, ancient temples and palaces set amidst miles of high rise apartments and buildings.
• Korean food is known for being healthy and spicy, a vegetarian menu is available upon request at the dining facilities.
• Most programs offer field trips to visit major Korean sites.
Scholarships and Funding:
Each program has different funding programs. The Nam Center provides two full tuition waiver scholarships to Yonsei University and travel funding to Korea to other programs. This is based on a competitive application.
Application and Information Website:
Check each program's website for specific information about application deadlines and funding opportunities.
Jiyoung Lee | Center Administrator
Harvard University Study Abroad - Professor David Chung will be teaching with the Harvard University Summer School Program in 2013.
http://www.summer.harvard.edu/
Ewha Womans University
http://summer.ewha.ac.kr
Korea University
http://isc.korea.ac.kr/
Yonsei University
http://summer.yonsei.ac.kr
Sogang International Summer College
http://www.sogang.ac.kr/
Accommodations and living in Seoul
• Seoul is one of the largest (12 million inhabitants) and most developed cities in Asia; it is also one of the safest cities.
• Harvard Summer Program, Ewha, Yonsei and Sogang are located near the Sinchon area, home to major universities; it is a dense urban environment.
• This Sinchon area is near many subway lines and is about 3 subway stops from the center of Seoul.
• Students live on campus at the various universities in dormitories.
• Please visit each school's website for details, most dormitories include a dining room, laundry facilities, small stores and a workout gyms.
• The entire Korean peninsula is about the size of Michigan and is similar in weather, although July has a monsoon (rainy) season and is humid.
• Korea is a hilly, mountainous country with spectacular seacoasts, ancient temples and palaces set amidst miles of high rise apartments and buildings.
• Korean food is known for being healthy and spicy, a vegetarian menu is available upon request at the dining facilities.
• Most programs offer field trips to visit major Korean sites.
Scholarships and Funding:
Each program has different funding programs. The Nam Center provides two full tuition waiver scholarships to Yonsei University and travel funding to Korea to other programs. This is based on a competitive application.
Application and Information Website:
Check each program's website for specific information about application deadlines and funding opportunities.
Jiyoung Lee | Center Administrator
Nam Center for Korean Studies | University of Michigan
1080 S. University Ave. Suite 4661 | Ann Arbor | MI | 48109-1106
t: 734.764.1825 | f:734.764.2252 | jiyoungl@umich.edu
www.ii.umich.edu/ncks
1080 S. University Ave. Suite 4661 | Ann Arbor | MI | 48109-1106
t: 734.764.1825 | f:734.764.2252 | jiyoungl@umich.edu
www.ii.umich.edu/ncks 
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