| Session 1: Academic Track |
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 Each class is worth 3 credits.
Students can take up to a maximum of two courses.
Classes are held from Monday to Friday.
No prior knowledge of Korean is necessary for enrollment and the medium of instruction for all courses is English
(except for Korean language classes).
Final enrollment of Korean language course will be determined based on the result of Korean Language Placement Test. Hence, your choice of Korean language course level can be changed.
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Attention!
Course Materials Requirements: Students are responsible for textbooks and course readers for their registered courses. Please refer to the syllabus for detailed information.
Student MUST meet the course ADD/DROP deadline. It is the student's responsibility to make sure his/her registration is correct. Any failure to do so will be reflected on his/her final grade.
The syllabi of the courses will be taken down from the website after the program ends, so be sure to download and print them if you think you would need them in the future.
All classes have a limit of 50 students. Some classes may fill up early and those who are late in pre-registration may not be able to enroll in the classes they wish to take. Course requests are only processed when we have received an official college transcript.
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| Course Timetable |
Period
P1
P2 |
Time
9:00 ~ 11:50
13:00 ~ 15:50 |
Date
Mon - Fri
Mon - Fri |
Number of Credits
3
3 |
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Courses for Period 1 |
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Course Title |
Faculty |
Home University |
| IKL211U |
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Beginning Korean I-A |
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HAN NA NA, HYUN SUNG JANG |
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Korea University, Korea University |
| IKL211V |
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Beginning Korean I-B |
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Korea University |
| IKL211X |
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Beginning Korean I-D |
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Korea University |
| IKL211Y |
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Beginning Korean I-E |
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MI SUN YANG, MIN JUNG KIM |
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Korea University, Korea University |
| IKL211Z |
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Beginning Korean I-F |
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EUN YOUNG CHO, HYUN JI JUN |
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Korea University, Korea University |
| IKL222X |
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Beginning Korean II-A |
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Korea University |
| IWC112 |
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Linear Algebra |
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HONGJOONG KIM |
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Korea University |
| IWC202 |
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Introduction to Microeconomics |
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BEOMSOO KIM |
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Korea University |
| IWC205 |
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Introduction to Marketing |
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TONY GARRETT |
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Korea Unviersity |
| IWC211 |
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Managerial Accounting |
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MARK DAVISON |
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King's College London |
| IWC218 |
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Introduction to Brain Science |
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JUNE-SEEK CHOI |
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Korea Unviersity |
| IWC312 |
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International Business |
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LIN CUI |
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Australian National University |
| IWC320 |
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Econometrics |
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DUKPA KIM |
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Korea University |
| JMCO436 |
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Mass Media & Popular Culture in Korea |
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JIHOON PARK |
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Korea University |
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Courses for Period 2 |
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Course Title |
Faculty |
Home University |
| IKL211W |
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Beginning Korean I-C |
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Korea University, Korea University |
| IKL311X |
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Intermediate Korean I-A |
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MIN JI JUN, YOUNG JI PARK |
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Korea University, Korea University |
| IWC129 |
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Strategic Management |
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K. PRAVEEN PARBOTEEAH |
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University of Wisconsin-Whitewater |
| IWC203 |
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Introduction to Macroeconomics |
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DIRK BETHMANN |
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Korea Unviersity |
| IWC236 |
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Abnormal Psychology |
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KEEHONG CHOI |
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Korea University |
| IWC293 |
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Introduction to Computer Science |
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SEONGBIN PARK |
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Korea University |
| IWC394 |
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Financial Statement Analysis |
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MARK DAVISON |
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King's College London |
| JMCO225 |
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Korean Cinema & Visual Culture |
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DARCY PAQUET |
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Busan Asia Film School |
| JMCO436B |
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Mass Media & Popular Culture in Korea |
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JIHOON PARK |
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Korea University |
| SPGE176 |
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Introduction to Korean History and Culture |
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LEIGHANNE KIMBERLY YUH |
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Korea Unviersity |
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| Grading Policies |
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The student's academic performance is assessed according to four different criteria: exams, assignments, attendance, and class participation. Korea University’s academic regulations state that class attendance of at least 70 percent is required to earn a passing grade. Each professor, however, may prefer a different attendance policy, and in such case, students should follow the professor’s guidelines. Generally, course performance is graded on the following 100-point scale:
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※ Grading at IWC is based on an absolute assessment system.
※ Please note, for transfer credit, passing grades may vary from institutions.
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| Credit Transferability |
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Students who wish to transfer KU IWC program credits are advised to consult with the appropriate academic authorities at their home institution in advance, whether or not the home institutions are KU's exchange partners. The home institution's academic advisors decide whether a particular IWC course may be applied towards the major or elective requirement. Students usually refer to the uploaded syllabus on our IWC course website to determine credit transferability to their home institution. If you have any questions, please contact us at kuwinter@korea.ac.kr.
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