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Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures (EALC), Indiana University, Bloomington
This program is devoted to the study of East Asia. It offers courses in Korean language and its cultural history.
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Korean Language School, Korean Cultural Center, LA
The Center's Korean Language School brings Korean language instruction to beginners
and more advanced students. These ten-week, evening classes also take advantage of the Center's
many cultural offerings.
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Korean Studies, Department of East Asian Languages, UC Berkeley
This program offers elementary through Advanced Korean language classes, reading classes,
Korean Linguistics, Poetry, and Prose classes.
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Korean Language Program, Department of Asian Languages and Cultures, University of Michigan
This site contains information about Korean courses currently taught at the University of Michigan, and Korean Studies faculty as well as more links to sites on learning about Korea and the Korean language around the world.
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Korean Language Program, The Korea Society, New York.
Placing equal emphasis on speaking, listening, reading and writing, the language program's
balanced and thorough approach instills the student with greater understanding and appreciation
for Korean culture.
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Korea Institute, Harvard University
Originally established in 1975 as part of the Fairbank Center for East Asian Research,
Korea Institute at Harvard University became a completely autonomous organization in 1993.
This institute offers courses in Korean languages, history, literature.
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The Center for Korean Studies, School of Hawaiian, Asian, Pacific Studies,
University of Hawai
With eighteen faculty members offering courses and
conducting research related to Korea in fields such as Asian studies, dance,
economics, history, language, linguistics, literature, music, political science,
and sociology, the Center is home to the oldest and largest
Korean Studies program outside of Korea.
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