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Program Details

Language Requirement: None

Language of Instruction: English/Korean

Required GPA: 2.75

Term: Fall, Spring, Full-Year

Program: Undergraduate and Graduate

Application Deadline: 

Fall Semester - March 15th

Spring Semester - October 15th 

Program Costs

Housing: Pay to partner university $760 Meal: Grocery Approx. $300 per month

Tuition: Central Tuition (see tuition calculator)

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Contact

Zongxiang Mei

Global Engagement and  Interdisciplinary Education
Barnard Hall, Room 406
860-832-2043

zongxiang.mei@ccsu.edu

Contact Information

Zongxiang Mei
International Education Coordinator
Global Engagement and Interdisciplinary Education
Clarence Carroll Hall
130
860.832.2043
zongxiang.mei@ccsu.edu
Chaihyung Christine Park
Course Abroad Program Associate
Global Engagement and Interdisciplinary Education
Clarence Carroll Hall
128
860.832.2044
chaihyung.christine.park@ccsu.edu

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Kyung Hee University

Seoul, South Korea

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Description

Humanity, Civilization, & Global Governance

The Global Collaborative Program at Kyung Hee University

Kyung Hee University is a private research university with approximately 20,000 students, ranging from graduate to undergrad on three separate campuses. For international students, programs take place on the main campus in Seoul. Over 30% of courses are taught in English, allowing students to take a wide variety of courses. With the campus being in Seoul, students are exposed to a wide variety of community events and city sights that immerse them in new cultural experiences.

Academic Calendar:

Fall Semester: September to December
Spring Semester: March to June
Summer sessions: start in June and July

Academic Subjects

Asian Studies, biology, business administration, chemistry, civil engineering, economics, electrical engineering, English, government/political sciences, interior design, international business, kinesiology, Korean, mathematics, mechanical engineering, physics, recreation administration, and studio art.