This course is the first half of the Elementary Korean language sequence. It is designed for those who have no prior (or very limited) knowledge of Korean. Lecture will introduce new material and explain conversational patterns considering grammatical, lexical, and pragmatic aspects of Korean. Some class meetings will be conducted entirely in Korean. Emphasis is placed on the fundamentals of listening, speaking, reading, and writing. In addition, students will be exposed to everyday life contexts (e.g., language use, culture, etc.) likely to be encountered in contemporary Korean society.

KOR 10100 Korean Level I

Korean Level I

This course is the second half of the elementary Korean language sequence. As a continuation of KOR 10100, the main purpose of KOR 10200 is to expand on the study of the Korean language and culture. The class will introduce new material and explain conversational patterns considering grammatical, lexical, and pragmatic aspects of Korean. Some class meetings will be conducted entirely in Korean. Students continue to learn vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, and the writing system by practicing Korean to achieve Novice High level of speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Typically offered Fall Spring.

KOR 10200 Korean Level II

Korean Level II

This course is the second half of the intermediate Korean language sequence. The main purpose of Korean 202 is to expand on the study of the Korean language and culture, and develop an Intermediate Mid proficiency level. Some class meetings are conducted entirely in Korean. The course provides students with further conversational and grammatical skills. Students practice reading comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, and conversation using textbooks and authentic materials for introduction of Korean culture and authentic language usage. Typically offered Fall Spring.

KOR 20200 Korean Level IV

Korean Level IV

This course will be offered as a variable-title course focusing on Korean language topics such as history of Korean language, Korean linguistics, Korean dialects, Korean sociolinguistics studies, applied linguistic foci in Korean language, etc. Typically offered Fall Spring Summer.

KOR 28000 Film Culture In Korea

Film Culture In Korea

KOR 28000 Intro To Korean Civilization

Intro To Korean Civilization

This course explores Korean culture from antiquity to the present. Students will investigate the dynamic political and social forces that have shaped Korean history, comparing and contrasting them with those of other Asian countries. Various hands-on activities include an introduction to Korean cuisine, traditional musical instruments and costumes, and other cultural artifacts and practices.

KOR 28200 Korean Culture And Society

Korean Culture And Society

This course aims to help students develop their language skills in four areas-speaking, listening, reading, and writing-in Korean at the advanced level. It covers grammar and vocabulary, reading comprehension, fluency, conversation manners, and public speaking. Emphasis will be on the appropriate use of Korean in a variety of situations including schools, companies, and formal/informal meetings. This course also enables students to understand Korean culture and history and to develop cross-cultural insights by comparing Korean society with US society. Korean history, image of Korea, and current social trends in Korea will be discussed for a solid understanding of Korean culture in which Korean language is embedded.

KOR 30100 Korean Level V

Korean Level V

This course aims to help students develop their language skills in four areas-speaking, listening, reading, and writing- in Korean at the advanced level. It covers grammar and vocabulary, reading comprehension, fluency, conversation manners, and public speaking. Emphasis will be on the appropriate use of Korean in a variety of situations including schools, companies, and formal/informal meetings. This course also enables students to understand Korean culture and history and to develop cross-cultural insights by comparing Korean society with US society. Korean history, image of Korea, and current social trends in Korea will be discussed for a solid understanding of Korean culture in which Korean language is embedded. Typically offered Spring.

KOR 30200 Korean Level VI

Korean Level VI

This course will be offered as a variable-title course focusing on traditional, historical, social, and political themes of Korea. Typically offered Fall Spring Summer.

KOR 38000 Dating, Sex & Marriage

Dating, Sex & Marriage

KOR 38000 Introduction To Korean Culture

Introduction To Korean Culture

This course will be offered as a variable-title course focusing on traditional, historical, social, and political themes of Korea.

KOR 38000 K-Pop: Genre, Id, Ind & Fandom

K-Pop: Genre, Id, Ind & Fandom

KOR 38000 Intro To Korean Linguistics

Intro To Korean Linguistics

KOR 38000 Korean War To The 21st Century

Korean War To The 21st Century

KOR 38000 Korean Lang And Contemp Pop

Korean Lang And Contemp Pop

KOR 38000 English In Korea

English In Korea

KOR 38000 Controversies In Contemp Korea

Controversies In Contemp Korea

KOR 38000 Imagining Disaster: Korea

Imagining Disaster: Korea

KOR 38000 Imag Disaster Kor&The Apoc Mod

Imag Disaster Kor&The Apoc Mod

This course is an advanced-level language and culture course that uses food as a lens for understanding the history, cultures, and society of Korea. It covers gastronomy, history, ideologies of modern Korean cuisine, and other aspects of daily life related to Korean traditions. Through this course, students will enhance their proficiency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing in Korean. They will explore a range of topics connected to the eating, making, and representation of food. The primary language of instruction will be Korean, with some supplementary reading material in English.

KOR 38100 Introduction To Korean Food Culture

Introduction To Korean Food Culture

This course aims to help students develop their language skills in four areas (speaking, listening, reading, and writing) at the advanced level. It covers grammar and vocabulary, reading comprehension, fluency, conversation manners, and public speaking. By dealing with various topics on authentic materials including news, articles on websites, and short stories, this course enables students to enhance linguistics knowledge and skills and also helps them to understand Korean culture, history, and current issues in Korea. It is expected that students will be able to discuss various topics and express opinions fluently in both spoken and written language.

KOR 40100 Korean Level VII

Korean Level VII

This course will be offered as a variable-title course focusing on topics related to contemporary Korean culture, arts, literature, etc. Or an internship totaling approximately 100-120 hours per semester or summer in Korea may also be credited through this course. Typically offered Fall Spring Summer.

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