We train global Hanseo students to make the world their stage.

We provide various teaching methods and programs on speaking, listening, reading and writing so overseas students studying at the
school and Koreans living overseas can study the Korean language and culture.
Importance of Korea and the Korean language is especially growing in this global age and in international society. With more people
trying to learn Korean language and culture, we are moving beyond existing basic conversation and listening programs and providing more specific classes such as 'Everyday Korean' and 'Korean Practice' and providing 'Learning Korean through Music' to guide more
active articulation.
There are also credit classes in the undergraduate program. Classes such as 'Beginners Korean (3 credits)', 'Intermediate Korean
conversation (2 credits)', 'Advanced Korean (3credits)' and 'Advanced Korean conversation (2 credits)' allow people who major in
Korean to develop into Korean experts through in-depth studies. In addition, there are 'Korean culture (3credits)' and 'Korean practice (1 credit)' classes, and 'Korean and Korean society (3 credits)' is a class taught in English, which is a point of attention because
students can learn both of the languages at once.
The diverse and abundant programs of the Institute aim to help students find employment in Korean companies or companies related to Korea business in addition to their field of major. They are taught not only by language major instructors, but also a total of 11
instructors who major in Korean culture, history and other specific fields.

Curriculum

Additional classes in Korean history and culture provide the students with opportunities to explore historic sites and get acquainted
with the 5000-year history of this country. Students also experience Korean culture through traditional folk art, including pansori
(narrative song), food and tea customs.