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Course Introduction

The course consists of 4 sessions a year. Students may choose their desired sessions to begin their studies. The students will be placed in different classes based on their Korean level from 1 to 6.

8-week, 200-hour tailored program(5 hours per day) can be opened after consultation.

1. Academic Schedule

학사일정
Session Course duration Application deadline Notification of acceptance (E-mail) Placement test
2025 Spring Mar 3 - May 9 Dec 19(Thu) Jan 6(Mon) 17:00 in Feb
2025 Summer Jun 2 - Aug 8 Mar 24(Mon) Apr 7(Mon) 17:00 in May
2025 Fall Sep 1 - Nov 7 Jun 23(Mon) Jul 7(Mon) 17:00 in Aug
2025 Winter Dec 1 - Feb 6 Sep 22(Mon) Oct 13(Mon) 17:00 in Nov

The academic schedule is subject to change due to the circumstance of SNU LEI.

Only level 1, 2, 3 classes will be opened in Siheung Campus.

2. Course Description

  • (1)Each session consists of 10 weeks, the total of 200 hours of classes.
  • (2)Students meet four hours a day from Monday to Friday.
  • (3)Each class consists of approximately 12~15 students.
  • (4)Students may participate in various cultural experience and elective courses (Refer to the information as follows).
  • (5)Morning class runs from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
  • 오전반 수업편성
    Period 1 Period 2 Period 3 Period 4
    09:00 - 09:50 10:00 - 10:50 11:00 - 11:50 12:00 - 12:50

3. Cultural Activities

  • -Students can understand Korean culture through various cultural opportunities along with Korean language classes from Smart Korean course.
  • (1)Taekwondo
    • Students learn Taekwondo, a Korean traditional martial art.
  • (2)Korean traditional percussion quartet (Samulnori)
    • Students learn Korean traditional music from specialists.
  • (3)Korean paper art
    • Korean paper art is a type of traditional art which creates patterns on Korean paper using natural pigments. Students design their own patterns.
  • (4)Korean cooking class
    • Students learn how to cook Korean cuisine such as Bulgogi and Bibimbap.
  • (5)A field trip to the DMZ
    • Students learn about the tragic division of the Korean peninsula and North-South relationship. (This activity may change)