Home Korean Studies
Korean Studies

ksb2hangulKorean Language Classes – 2010 Fall Session

The Korea Society is pleased to announce that registration is now open for 2010 Fall Korean language classes. Six levels of classes, from introductory through advanced–Media and BusinessKorean will be offered. The Fall Session runs September 13 - December 10.

Click here for more info 



korea_beginners_summer_2010Korea for Beginners - Summer 2010
Today's students use Korean electronics, drive Korean cars and listen to Korean pop music, but few know about the dynamic country that is re-shaping the economic and political landscape of East Asia. Through a series of workshops facilitated by nationally recognized scholars, Korea for Beginners immerses participants in the history, religion, literature, film, pop culture and politics of Korea.

Click here for more info


2010_fall_fellowship_small_012010 Fall fellowship in Korean Studies

The Korea Society is pleased to announce its 15th annual Fall Fellowship in Korean Studies program to be held in Korea over the 12-day period of October 9-21, 2010 in collaboration with the Academy of Korean Studies and with the support of a grant from the Freeman Foundation. The objective of the program is to provide a general overview of Korea, past and present. All the expenses of the participants will be covered, including round-trip international airfare, accommodations and meals.

Click here for more info 




K-12 Resources Visit our new and expanded K-12 education resources for elementary, middle and high- school teachers. Over 100, free lesson-plans are available for immediate download, with many more on the way. Fellowships for Educators in Korean Studies Language Classes Learn to speak, listen to, read and write the Korean language from experienced instructors. From basic to upper intermediate sessions. In-Service Courses for students and educators alike, to learn more about Korea.
One-day Conferences for teachers and educators on further introducing Korea-related subjects into their curricula. Project Bridge Intercultural youth leadership workshop program centered on a study tour to Korea. Language Study Awards Financial assistance for study at a university in Korea. School Visits Practicing professionals in Korean performing arts, music and other cultural fields share their expertise and craft with school students.
Lectures on topics in Korean arts, culture and history, with experts and practicing professionals of the fields. Unesco Educational Outreach

Major Supporters
  • The Korea Society is supported by these and other Corporate ContributorsThe Korea Society is supported by these and other Corporate ContributorsThe Korea Society is supported by these and other Corporate ContributorsThe Korea Society is supported by these and other Corporate ContributorsThe Korea Society is supported by these and other Corporate ContributorsThe Korea Society is supported by these and other Corporate ContributorsThe Korea Society is supported by these and other Corporate ContributorsThe Korea Society is supported by these and other Corporate ContributorsThe Korea Society is supported by these and other Corporate ContributorsThe Korea Society is supported by these and other Corporate ContributorsThe Korea Society is supported by these and other Corporate ContributorsThe Korea Society is supported by these and other Corporate Contributors
Visiting Hours
Mondays - Friday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
The Korea Society
950 Third Ave, 8th Flr,
New York, NY 10022
(212) 759-7525
Fax: (212) 759-7530
The Korea Society is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, 501(c)(3) organization that is dedicated solely to the promotion of greater awareness, understanding and cooperation between the people of the United States and Korea. (more...)