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The Graduate School of
Pan-Pacific International Studies (GSP)
was established in 1996 as one of the
nine ROK government supported graduate
schools of international studies. The
ROK government at the time was implementing
a nationwide internationalization
drive. As part of the campaign, the
ROK Ministry of Education selected through
competition nine institutions of higher
education to train professionals in
international affairs. |
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Since its
establishment, the GSP has proved one
of the best graduate schools of
international studies in Korea. In October
1998, the GSP ranked at the top in the
midway
MOE review. In October 1999, the GSP
ranked at the third place in the MOE
review of
performance. Out of the nine government
supported graduate schools of international
studies, the GSP was the only institution
that ranked continuously and consistently
among the top three. |
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The Graduate Institute
of Peace Studies (GIP) was established
in 1984 with the aim of training potential
world leaders who possess a vision of
a new global civil society, and are
committed to the promotion of peace
and human welfare. The GIP is determined
to establish a new global society that
will be spiritually beautiful, materially
affluent, and humanly rewarding. In
recognition of the GIP’s contribution
to international peace promotion, the
GIP was awarded the 1993 UNESCO Award
for Peace Education. |
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Envisioned in the founding
goal of the Graduate Institute of Peace Studies
is the establishment of a just, peaceful,
secure, and affluent human society for the
21st century. The academic program is designed
to meet future leadership demands by training
students to be well-rounded leaders of the
future. |
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The school of International Relations
and Area Studies (United States, China,
Japan, Latin America, and Korea) was
expanded into KIC. The main goal of
KIC is to produce international leaders
who have knowledge of various fields
such as international relations, international
eonomy, international commerce, and
area studies as well as mastering the
English language and cross-cultural
communication skills, all of which are
indispensable for the success in this
age of globalization.
Phone: +82-31-201-2280
Fax: +82-31-204-8113
E-mail: kic@khu.ac.kr |
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The
Institute of International Education (IIE)
at Kyung Hee is a specialized language and
culture teaching institute which has some
of the best instructors and newest facilities
in Korea.
In 1993, IIE
initiated its first Korean Language Program
and was selected as an official institute
for teaching Korean to foreign students.
These students have come to study
in Korea on an invitational scholarship
offered by our government since 1996. Every
year about 1,200 people from over 50 different
countries attend IIE.
IIE helps foreign
students become accustomed to both a different
language and life style. Furthermore,
our "volunteer system" provides
the foreign students with better opportunities
to adjust quickly with the help of 1:1 Korean
volunteers.
The Regular Program
is a 16-week semester program with 15-21
class hours per week. The Korean Language
Education course aims to fulfill international
student interest in the Korean Language
and culture. Therefore, for students who
want to learn Korean Culture, this program
includes the following elective courses:
Korean Movies, Chinese Characters, Korean
Music and Taekwondo.
In addition,
the Department of the Foreign Studies offers
conversation courses, advanced-level English
courses and teacher training courses for
people who want to maintain their competitiveness
in a globalized world. |
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+82-2-959-9018 |
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iie@khu.ac.kr |
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The Department of Taekwondo
at Kyung Hee is one of the oldest and finest
programs in the world. The department
offers a four-year Bachelor degree. Graduates
leave with a 4th degree black belt and referee
certification, this fully prepared for a
career in Taekwondo. The academy offers
a three-week training program in January
and July of each year with 30 - 35 class
hours a week at skill levels ranging from
beginner to instructor. Tuition includes
supplies, housing, meals and field trips.
The main objectives of the International
Taekwondo Academy are to encourage students
and professionals everywhere in the field
of Taekwondo, to create an increased awareness
and active participation in globalizing
Taekwondo and to promote a Taekwondo culture
steeped in martial arts philosophy. Kyung
Hee University has always been a pioneer
in the field of Taekwondo, playing a leadership
role in raising the national standard. Having
had a successful Taekwondo team since 1960,
the University opened Korea's full-time
Taekwondo Department in 1983, and since
then, it has enjoyed success after success.
Here is a
media clip that you can enjoy a Kyung
Hee Taekwondo activity.
A glance at the department's honors is
impressive: Kyung Hee graduates have competed
in 120 international championships, bringing
home 77 gold, 16 silver and 15 bronze medals. |
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is divided into two major areas:
Korean linguistics and Korean
language education. Korean linguistics
includes the study of phonology,
syntax, semantics, and pragmatics;
Korean language Program trains
students interested in the Korean
language to have the qualifications
to teach Korean to foreigners.
The Korean Culture Program is
composed of courses designed
to expose students to Korean
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Phone: +82-31-201-2239
/ 2272
Fax:
+82-31-204-8112
E-mail:
cofla7@khu.ac.kr
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| The College of Electronics
and Information consisted of
nine major fields: Electronic
Engineering, Computer Engineering,
Radio Communication Engineering,
Information and Communication,
Optoelectronics, Mathematics
and Applied Mathematics, Physics
and Applied Physics, Astronomy
and Space Science, and Biomedical
Engineering. Today, the total
number of freshmen entering
each year is 460, making it
the largest college on the Global
campus. |
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Phone: +82-31-201-2135~6
Fax: +82-31-204-8118
E-mail: khwc5750@khu.ac.kr
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All formalities concerning
international exchange students planning
to study at Kyung Hee University under the
terms of a bilateral agreement must be conducted
via the home university. You should initially
enquire at your own university (for example
at your own International Relations Office)
as to whether exchange programs exist between
your institution and the Kyung Hee University.
You can also check our List
of Sister Universities.
In order for us to accept your application
and to process it successfully the following
documents are required: (downloadable)
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Official
Letter from your University |
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Application
for Exchange Student (Form A-1) |
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Study Plan (Form
A-2) |
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A letters of
Recommendation (Form A-3) |
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Notification
of Travel Arrangements (Form A-4) |
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when you reserve
your flight |
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Dormitory Registration
Card (downloadable) |
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2 Photographs
attached (front, hatless): (3cm X
4cm) |
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Official Academic
Transcripts in English |
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A Copy of Passport |
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1. All courses are taught only
in English in the following programs |
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* 3rd and 4th students from
sister universities are allowed to take
the courses of graduate level.
2. A number of courses are offered in
English for International Students. Please
refer to the attachment for the recommended
programs for International Students.
* Courses given in English for Fall 2006
at Seoul Campus (downloadable)
* Courses given in English for Fall 2006
at Global Campus (downloadable)
3. Korean
Language Program at Institute of International
Education at Seoul Campus and Global
Campus
4. Students with enough Korean proficiency
can take regular academic courses offered
by various departments.
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- Spring Semester (1st Semester):
March 2 ~ third week of June
- Fall Semester (2nd Semester): September
1 ~ third week of December |
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For International students,
CIE organize an orientation a few days before
the start of each
semester. This orientation will help you
discover almost everything that you will
need to
know about making your life fun, informative,
successful, and interesting. Details on
the
date and other important matters will be
announced to the exchange students in advance.
Course requirement per semester: 15 ~ 18
credits for undergraduate students
(around 5 ~ 6 courses) and 9 credits for
masters students (around 3 courses). |
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Please refer to the
webpage for housing information. Generally,
exchange students are accommodated in one
of our dormitories on either the Seoul or
Global Campus depending on their major or
course of study. A dorm room is guaranteed
for exchange students. |
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A CIE representative will
pick up International Exchange Students
at the
Incheon International Airport upon their
request. Simply send the airport pickup
request form with your exchange applications.
It is strongly advised that exchange
students from same institution arrive at
the same time on the same flight if possible.
Therefore, students are asked to coordinate
this in advance at their home universities.
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DUO-Korea
Fellowship Program provides fellowship
grants for Koreans who wish to go to European
countries and for Europeans who wish to
come to Korea for further study, research
or joint lecture, and is funded by the Ministry
of Education and Human Resources Development
of Korea. Koreans and Europeans who
wish to pursue academic opportunities in
Korea are matched as exchange partners,
are eligible for this fellowship.
The DUO-Korea Fellowship Program was established
in 2001 with the aim of promoting exchanges
between Korea and European countries (the
25 EU member countries only: including Austria,
Belgium, Czech Republic, Cyprus, Denmark,
Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece,
Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania,
Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland,
Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden,
and the U.K) on a balanced and permanent
basis. In this respect, DUO-Korea
requires that a PAIR (two persons) of students
be exchanged in the framework of a cooperative
project.
The duration and the amount of the fellowships
are standardized as follows:
For students: 1 unit of six months for
an amount of 8,000 euros for both students
in a pair (4,000 euros for each student
exchanged). |
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Both universities (Kyung
Hee and Participating school) will select
exchange candidates by April at the
latest. |
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Generally, a notice of
the duo fellowship is announced in May
(Kyung Hee University will check for
the announcement). |
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If there is a pair of
exchange students eligible, Kyung Hee
will apply for the fellowship in May
of that year. At this time, exchange
students must see any information required
for. |
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Grantees will be announced
in June or July. |
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Each exchange student
will be notified both by the ASEM DUO
office and Kyung Hee University.
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Students will receive
the funds through the DUO office and
they can use these funds against the
costs of their studies such as airfare,
dormitory costs or textbooks.
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Exchange Students should
participate in the alumni meeting if
it is organized (1st meeting was held
on November, 2005). |
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Exchange Students should
write about their experience upon completion
of their study. Guideline for this report
will be sent by the ASEM DUO office.
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