College of Arts and Humanities
Korean Studies
Minor
Minor in Korean Studies
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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What You'll Study
Academic Catalog | Asian Studies Website
Courses
- Elementary Korean Language
- KRN 151 - Elementary Korean I
- KRN 152 - Elementary Korean II
- KRN 153 - Elementary Korean III
- AST 350 - Korea Now
- HIST 479 - History of Korea
- KRN 311 - Korean Cinema and Visual Culture
- RELS 350 - Korean Religion and Philosophy
- ANTH 344 - Cultures of Asia
- ENG 333 - Asian American Literature and Cultures
- GEOG 375 - Geography of Asia
- HIST 380 - Modern East Asia
- HIST 383 - East Asian Civilization
- RELS 403 - Buddhist Thought and Practice
Practical Learning
Engage in community-based learning and collaborative projects that apply your knowledge to real-world situations.
Enhance Your Major
Complement your primary field of study with an understanding of Korea's cultural, political, and economic significance in the global landscape.
Study Abroad
Experience firsthand the culture and language of Korea through our study abroad and exchange programs, broadening your academic and personal horizons.
Expert Faculty
Learn from faculty with extensive knowledge of Korean studies, providing unique perspectives and research opportunities.
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Student Life
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Why Study Asian Studies at Central?
- Experience a comprehensive curriculum that combines an introduction to Asian Studies language courses and elective courses across the Humanities, Social Sciences, and Aesthetic Experiences.
- Study a wide range of topics, including the Geography of Asia, Contemporary China, Korean Cinema and Culture, and East Asian Civilization, for a deep understanding of contemporary Asia.
- Benefit from faculty dedicated to student success, encouraging participation in study abroad programs and providing guidance for research projects.
