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Established in 2019, the summer Korean program is designed to develop students' linguistic competency and cultural literacy rapidly and effectively, through formal classroom instruction, extracurricular activities, extensive use of authentic materials, and real-time interactions with instructors and presenters from Korea.

Classes are conducted primarily in Korean and emphasize the development of real-time communication skills. Classes are divided into 2 parts: 2 hours a day of lessons conducted by a Lead Instructor, and 2 hours of skills training conducted by a Drill Instructor.

To learn more about Korean, visit the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures Korean information page.

The program offers 2 levels of Korean, Level 1 for beginners, and Level 2 for students with a year's worth of Korean training or equivalent experience. Use the buttons below to learn more about each level.

Deadline to apply for admission: May 18, 2022.

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This hybrid course is designed for online instruction, but students spending the summer in Bloomington, Indiana, may attend in person. Regardless of modality, this intensive language course emphasizes interpersonal communicative skills. It features several hours a day of live work with the instructor and with fellow students, plus independent study, homework, and co-curricular activities.

On-campus housing is available for in-person students.