*All Courses are taught in English except K-Beauty which is taught in Korean. Each session is 1 credits(16hours).
*The courses K-Beauty, K-Art and Pop, and K-Architecture and Design are operated with a structure of 3 hours of classroom lectures X 2 sessions (total 6 hours), plus 5 hours of onsite practical session times X 2 sessions (total 10 hours), thus providing a total of 16 hours for 1 credit.
| Class | Program |
|---|---|
| International Business | This course provides students with an understanding of how to manage international business in a global business environment. It focuses on international business management and includes topics like globalization, industry globalization, global strategy, foreign market entry, global production and supply chain management, and global marketing, with a focus on Korea and Korean companies. Includes two company visits. |
| K-Beauty (English Track) | Explores the latest trends in Korean beauty, covering topics such as skincare, aromatherapy, personal color analysis, and cosmetics creation under the guidance of expert instructors. |
| K-Beauty (Korean Track) |
Focuses on the cultural aspects of Korean beauty, integrating traditional beauty practices with modern trends. Participants learn about the history and evolution of K-beauty, with practical sessions on techniques and products. |
| K-Architecture and Design |
Delves into Korean architectural history and modern design principles. Students analyze significant works, study urban planning in Korea, and visit notable sites. |
| K-Art and Pop: Cultural Synergies and Inspirations |
Students will embark on a journey through the expansive realm of Korean art, gaining insights into its historical evolution, thematic diversity, and cultural significance. |
| Korean Language (Beginner) |
Aimed at students with little or no prior knowledge of Korean. Covers basics of the language, including consonants, vowels, syllable formation, and basic sentence structures. Emphasizes practical communication skills for daily life. |
| Korean Language (Intermediate) |
Builds on basic skills to enhance pronunciation, sentence structure, and conversational abilities. Students engage in activities to improve communication skills and can make simple conversations by the end of the course. |
| Korean Language (Advanced) |
Structured for students looking to refine their mastery of Korean through complex linguistic skills. Focuses on nuanced grammar and sophisticated vocabulary to enable fluent and effective communication in diverse settings. |