Korean Language and Literature (BA)
The curriculum of the “Korean Language and Literature” undergraduate program is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in both language proficiency and cultural knowledge. Throughout the three-year program, students progress from basic to upper-intermediate Korean language skills while exploring key aspects of Korean history, literature, and society. Below is an overview of the core courses included in the curriculum:
- Korean Language – 6 semesters
- Korean Culture and Civilization – 2 semesters
- Korean Classical Literature – 1 semester
- Korean Modern and Contemporary Literature – 1 semester
- South Korean Culture and Society – 1 semester
- North Korean Culture and Society – 1 semester
- Understanding Korean Culture through Visual Media – 1 semester
- A Practical Course in the Translation of Korean Texts – 1 semester
- Translating Korean Literature – 1 semester
- Korean Language Proficiency (TOPIK Preparation) – 1 semester
- Korean Language Conversation – 1 semester
- Contemporary Korean Language – Listening Skills – 1 semester
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