Courses

Fall 2005

Anthropology

• Korean Folklore & Popular Religion

IIAS: Group in Asian Studies

• Traditional Asian Cultures (25% on Korean traditional culture)
• Korean Learning: Institutes of Economic Development

East Asian Languages and Cultures: Korean

• East Asian Languages and Cultures: Korean
• Elementary Korean
• Elementary Korean for Heritage Speakers
• Introduction to Premodern Korean Literature and Culture
• Intermediate Korean
• Intermediate Korean for Heritage Speakers
• Advanced Korean
• Fourth-Year Readings-Literature
• Contemporary Korean Literature
• Translation: Theory and Practice
• Critical Approaches to Modern Korean Literature

History

• Modern Korean History

Political Science

• Problems in East Asian Politics (30% on North-South Korean relations)
• Politics of Divided Korea
• Political Authority and Economic Exchange in East Asia (30% on Korean political economy)

Spring 2006

IIAS: Group in Asian Studies

• Modern Asian Cultures (25% on Korean modern culture)
• Korean Literature and Culture
• Korea at the Center: Nation and Region-Building in Northeast Asia's Long Twentieth Century

East Asian Languages and Cultures: Korean

• East Asian Languages and Cultures: Korean
• Elementary Korean
• Elementary Korean for Heritage Speakers
• Introduction to Modern Korean Literature and Culture
• Intermediate Korean
• Intermediate Korean for Heritage Speakers
• Advanced Korean
• Fourth Year Readings - Social Sciences and History

Ethnic Studies / Asian American Studies

• Ethnic Studies/Asian American Studies
• Korean American History
• Korean American Literature

Geography

• Political Economy in East Asia (30% on Korean political economy)

Law

• Asian Law: Korea, China & Japan (A general survey of the legal systems of Korea, China, and Japan - 33% Korean content)

Political Science

• Political Science Problems in East Asian Politics (30% on North-South Korean relations)

There was a total enrollment of 1,048 in Korean courses during 2005-2006.