2022 Fall Semester Information on Korean Classes Placement (Compulsory Subjects)
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2022학년도 2학기 한국어 교과목 반배정 현황_.pdf(Including all freshmen, transfer, enrolled,
and exchange students in the Fall Semester of 2022)
Please check the
results of the Korean language course placement for international undergraduate
students in the second semester of 2022 below. Make sure to check the course
and class time you are taking before attending the class.
■ How to check the
placement results
1. Download all the attachments
2. Information is sorted in the order of student
number (학번)
3. Search for your name or student number
using the Ctrl F
？
※ Please check if your name, student
number, and department are all written correctly.
■ Compulsory Korean Language
Courses (for international students)
|
Type |
Course Name |
|
|
100 (Course A) |
200 (Course B) |
|
|
Speaking |
대학한국어 (University Korean) (3 credits: 3 hours) ※The subject name has been
changed from "Korean Grammar" |
한국어 발표와 토론 (Korean Presentation and Discussion) (3 credits: 3 hours) |
|
Writing |
글쓰기 연습 (Writing Practice) (3 credits: 3 hours) |
논리적 글쓰기 (Logical Writing) (3 credits: 3 hours) |
|
Reading |
한국어 텍스트 읽기 (Reading Korean Texts) (3 credits: 3 hours) |
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■ Course Registration
1. Since the classes from the Korean Language
Course are automatically registered by the International Education Center,
there is no need for students to register them.
·
Students
cannot register for Korean language courses by themselves
·
Undergraduate
students can
check the details of course registration for the Korean language course after 6 pm on Thursday, August 18th. Log in to KLAS and check your class schedule.
·
Freshmen
and transfer students enrolled in the Fall 2022 can check the details
of course registration for the Korean language course after 6 pm on Friday, August 19th. Log in to KLAS and check your class schedule.
2. Before registering for other courses,
check your Korean courses, credits, and class hours.
3. Korean course credits/class time: 3
credits/3 hours per subject.
4.
When registering for other courses, keep in mind that you cannot register for
courses that overlap with the Korean class hours.
5.
You can register for up to 19 credits including Korean courses.
* Example: If you are taking 3 Korean courses (9 credits), you
can register for up to 10 credits for other courses.
6. Applicants who have obtained TOPIK level 4
or higher can apply for Korean courses cancellation ☞ http://naver.me/5JPRWBKP
■ Inquiries related to compulsory Korean language courses: International Education Center (Culture Center, Room #117, phone number: 02-940-5306)