Minor in Korean Studies


About the Korean Studies Minor

The Korean Studies Minor at CWU is an immersive academic adventure that unlocks the dynamic culture of Korea, from its language and history to its art and pop culture. Korea's global influence in areas such as entertainment, technology, and economy are undeniable, making it a crucial region to understand in today's interconnected world.

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Why Choose Korean Studies at CWU?


Studying Korean Studies at CWU opens a world of exciting opportunities.

With engaging faculty and opportunities for study abroad, our minor equips you with valuable intercultural knowledge. Academic backgrounds in Asian Studies are increasingly desired in various fields such as business, entertainment, diplomacy, academia, or any other field with global connections.

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How much does this program cost?

Explore information on Cost, Aid, and Value to make an informed decision about investing in your education at CWU.

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Please visit the CWU Academic Catalog for current information about admission requirements, course descriptions, learner outcomes, and credit information.



Highlights

A Semester in South Korea

Undergradute, Vasti Hernandez-Aguayo studied abroad in South Korea for her Spring 2023 quarter on a Global Korea Scholarship for Foreign Exchange Students. Hernandez-Aguayo is double-majoring in Spanish and Asian Studies, as well as a minor in Korean Studies. 

Summer in Seoul

We are launching a study abroad program in partnership with Ewha Womans University. You will have the opportunity to take classes in Korean language and culture, as well as East Asian Studies. Learn more about Study Abroad.

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