Korean Language Class

Sunchon National University offers a comprehensive and structured Korean language education program for students who wish to learn Korean. The classes cater to various proficiency levels, from beginner to advanced, allowing students to improve their reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills in a balanced manner.
The courses are taught by experienced instructors and are designed to focus on practical Korean ex-pressions that can be used in everyday life. Additionally, cultural lessons covering topics such as Korean history, culture, and society provide students with a deep understanding of Korea alongside their language studies.
Sunchon National University's Korean language classes are tailored to the students' proficiency levels, ensuring that each student progresses at their own pace and according to their individual needs. This learning environment greatly aids students in rapidly and effectively enhancing their Korean language abilities.

※ The Korean language classes can be conducted either in the morning or afternoon sessions, depending on the proficiency level of the participating students.

Special Lectures

At SCNU International Summer/Winter School, a diverse range of specialized lectures led by professors with successful careers in their respective fields are offered, covering topics such as SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) alongside specialized areas like Green Smart Farming, Animation, and Aerospace. These lectures aim to provide students with profound knowledge and insights by presenting the latest trends and sharing experiences in each field. They serve as invaluable opportunities for students to directly acquire knowledge and experiences from experts across various domains, enriching their learning experiences significantly. Moreover, through these lectures, students are encouraged to contemplate various issues prevalent in contemporary society and explore ideas and solutions contributing to sustainable development.

Grading

The courses are categorized as pass/fail, and grades are not represented numerically.