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South Korea June Term

Life Together: Faith, Race and Community

Tongdosa Buddhist Monastery located in South Gyeongsang Province, 4 hours south of Seoul

During this month-long stay in Seoul, students soak in the history, language, culture and food of South Korea while experiencing a cosmopolitan lifestyle.

South Korea is a truly global city, impacting world economy and culture. Despite being smaller than Michigan in size, South Korea is the world's eleventh largest economy and sixth largest exporter. Further, K-pop and Korean dramas enjoy global appeal, making these important cultural exports.

An extensive and affordable transportation system facilitates hassle-free exploration of the country's historical, business and cultural sites. During the June term, students visit television studios, cathedrals, megachurches, waterparks, the demilitarization zone and local restaurants.

Course Credit

Choose how to apply the four credits for the June term from the following options:

COMM 371
Senior Seminar

Interested in the South Korea June Term?

Contact Dr. Choonghee Han or Dr. David Cho for more information.

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