Summer in Seoul - Hanyang University (in English) - ISEP Direct
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
· Spend four weeks studying alongside international students and make local friends at Hanyang University, South Korea's top Engineering school.
· Students enroll in 3 classes for six to nine U.S. credits
· Students can choose from up to 3 cultural activities. Past examples have included a Mud Festival, trips to water parks, cultural shows and cooking demonstrations, and a trip to the Demilitarized Zone.
· Hanyang’s “Global Lions” are students who support international students on campus. While you are at Hanyang, the Global Lions will be your group leaders, mentors, and friends
LIFE ABROAD
Excursions & Cultural Experiences
Hanyang offers a multitude of included activities throughout the summer program. Excursions include a trip to the largest amusement park in Korea (Everland), a Nanta show, a tour to the Demilitarized Zone, and a trip to a water park.
Housing & Meals
Students will have guaranteed off-campus housing with access to grocery stores, cooking facilities, and a multitude of dining options with affordable meal choices. All ISEP students will be housed in the same building. We recommend students bring funds to pay for food while abroad.
Explore Seoul
Seoul is one of the world’s most vibrant and dynamic cities, where cutting-edge technology, nature, and history exist side by side. Hanyang University's main campus is located in eastern part of the city. Students can enjoy on-campus features such as a scenic walking trail around the university grounds and performances at the campus amphitheater, or take advantage of the on-campus subway station to easily access everything the city has to offer, including shopping, parks, museums, historical landmarks, and art installations.
Course Description
Hanyang International Summer School offers a diverse selection of courses and is particularly recommended for Business and Film Studies.
Students who complete the program in good standing can expect to earn 3-9 credits which ISEP recommends is the equivalent of 3-9 U.S. Credit Hours. Academic courses are 3 credits with 45 contact hours, elective courses are 1 credit with 15 contact hours, and research projects are 3 credits with +60 contact hours. Students can take up to three courses.
Please note that if you use financial aid, you may be required to earn 6 US credits to be eligible for summer aid. Please speak with a qualified financial aid advisor to understand your eligibility and the requirements for using financial aid.
Please find the 2022 course syllabi in this folder.
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Business & Economics |
Social Science & Communication |
Design & Art & Sport |
Media & Journalism |
Korean Studies & Language |
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Accounting |
International Advertising and Communication |
Art of Self Defense (Taekwondo) |
Introduction to Advertising |
Exploring Seoul: Geography of the City |
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Basic Business Statistics |
Introducing Psychology |
Ceramic Art |
Seminar: Media Industry in Korea |
Gender and Korean Society |
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Business Communication |
Introduction to Criminology |
Digital Studio |
Photo and Video Journalism |
Korea In a Global Context |
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Business Ethics and Substantiality Management |
Introduction to Sociology |
Innovative ID Studio |
Understanding a Visual Language in Media |
Korean Beauty and Make-up |
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Business Law |
Negotiation and Dispute Resolution |
Introduction to Computer Graphic |
Cross Cultural Documentary Research & Production in Korea |
Korean Cinema and Modernization |
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Consumer Behavior |
Professional Academic English |
Introduction to e-Sports |
Korean History and Culture |
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Consumer Psychology |
Psychology of Happiness |
Korean Pop Dance |
Korean Language 1 (Basic) |
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Crime and Economics |
Psychology of Leisure & Tourism |
Korean Pop Vocal |
Korean Language 2 (Beginning) |
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Ecommerce Theory |
Tourism and Recreation |
Korean Traditional Fan Dance |
Korean Language 3 (Intermediate) |
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Financial Management |
VR AR Design |
Language, Culture and Society in Korea |
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Global Entrepreneurship-Launch your startup |
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Learning Korean through K-drama |
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International Business |
North Korean Politics & Society |
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International Marketing |
The Rise of the Korean Wave |
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International Social Entrepreneurship |
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Introduction to Econometrics |
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Introduction to Marketing |
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Academics
Other Academic Conditions
While there are no English language proficiency requirements, students whose first language is not English should come prepared to learn in an English-taught environment. If you're concerned about your English proficiency, feel free to reach out to your ISEP Student Services Officer.
PASSPORT: All students must have a valid passport to participate in this program. If you do not have a valid passport, we suggest you start the application process as soon as possible.
VISA/RESIDENCE PERMIT: Most students attending this program will be required to obtain a visa/residence permit. For more information on the process and estimated cost, please review the ISEP Country Handbook here.
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