Opinion

Korean language differences between the North and the South

Robert Collins argues that Korean language divergence is the product of history, geography, weak premodern standardization, colonial disruption, and then, after 1945, deliberate political separation.
The Daily Gamecock

Korean language table creates cultural bridges for students

The Korean language table, hosted in South Quad, brings students together to discuss Korean language and culture. Along with ...
The Dartmouth

Asian studies department introduces Korean language program

The department of Asian societies, cultures and languages has launched a Korean language program, according to ASCL and history professor Soyoung Suh. Starting with KOR 1: “First Year Course in Korean ...

Locally trained teachers move Cambodia closer to introducing Korean language in schools

Cambodia is moving closer to formally integrating the Korean language into its public education system, as the first cohort ...
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What is driving hundreds of thousands of foreign students to South Korea?

Open policies, strong academic opportunities and promising career prospects are drawing a record number of foreign students ...