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Dean's Message

Introduction

KOREA UNIVERSITY

Welcome to Korea University

International Summer Campus 2015!
Dear Student,
When you think about what to do this summer, what comes to your mind? Is it catching-up on your
academic workload by taking extra courses? How about doing some international travel and sight-seeing? Or
experiencing a different culture by making new friends? Or how about having a valuable international work
experience? At the Korea University International Summer Campus program you can do all these things and
more making your next summer the most productive, memorable and fun one yet!
Recognized as the leading summer program in Asia, Korea Universitys International Summer Campus (KU
ISC) program is a six-week condensed semester hosted on KUs beautiful state-of-the-art campus, taught
by foreign professors from prestigious universities from around the world. You can choose to take up to
three courses from a selection of over 100, which, in most cases, are transferable towards your degree at
your home institution. In addition to rigorous academics, also available is an excellent four-week internship
opportunity at a Korean company where you can get real-life work experience in an Asian work environment
to add to your resume.
The KU ISC also provides buddy assistants local KU students that help organize social and cultural
activities for you to feel at home and part of the KU family. From Korean traditional arts, a visit to the
Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) outside of Seoul or to learning K-Pop dances, the KU ISC makes every effort to
ensure that you are able to make the most of your summer in Korea. Each year more than 1,600 students
from all over the world participate in the KU ISC many return for a repeat experience the next year.

Korea University is one of the nation's oldest and most prestigious universities. It has played a significant
role in shaping Korea socially, culturally, and academically since 1905. KU also maintains an extensive
network with government officials and business CEOs.
The university's academic breadth is extensive, including 23 colleges and 24 graduate schools. Its
professional schools of business, law, engineering and medicine, as well as its humanities and Asian studies
programs are nationally renowned for their teaching and academic excellence. In the research field, KU is
internationally recognized for its 130 research centers, including the East Asiatic Research Center and the
Korean Cultural Research Center. KU prides itself not only on being a progressive and globally conscious
institution, but also one that plays a role in preserving and developing Korea's unique culture.

INTERNATIONAL SUMMER CAMPUS

Korea University International Summer Campus (KUISC) provides an excellent opportunity for students
to learn about Korea through academic and cultural immersion during the summer months. It offers one
semester's work load condensed into six weeks, during which renowned academics teach both domestic
and international students. This program is open to current college students who wish to study in Korea
during the summer.
The core of KUISC rests in the quality of its courses, faculty members and students. Academic credits
earned at KUISC are recognized worldwide and are typically transferred to the students' home institutions.
More than 120 course offerings cover a wide range of subjects pertaining to international issues, with
a particular emphasis on Business, Economics, Humanities, Sociology, Fine Art, International Relations,
Science and Korean Studies. International faculty members from prestigious universities in the US, Europe
and Asia provide students with world-class education and research experience.

If you are looking for an intellectually stimulating, culturally fascinating and socially dynamic experience this
summer, the KU ISC program is for you. We look forward to welcoming you to KU this summer!

Prof. Sunhyuk Kim

Dean, International Summer Campus
Korea University

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With their KU buddies, students will
practice Korean language skills, and at
the same time, be easily introduced to
the local culture. Taste the unique culture
of Korea by going on various day-trips to
places like the DMZ(de-militarized zone),
Gyeongbok Palace, and Lotte World. Also,
there are volunteer activities and extracurricular activities such as Taekwondo and
K-Pop dance classes.

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KU Pre-College Program

Academic Calendar
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KU Pre-College is a unique program of the International Summer Campus specially designed to allow high
school graduates to experience college life. Following general education program models developed by
US Ivy League institutions, students will gain a head-start in their university life by attending introductory,
university-level courses taught by renowned scholars and participating in a variety of cultural activities.

January

12 / Mon
Application Opens
*Internship application starts*

March

1 / Sun

Early Registration Deadline

27 / Fri
Internship Application Deadline

ELIGIBILITY
High school graduates and overseas high school students.

COURSES
Pre-College students must take at least one course among the following core courses and may choose up
to two other courses among the other KUISC courses. Students can take up to three courses.

May

20 / Wed

Application Deadline

KU Pre-College Core Courses

Code

Course Title

Core

PRC101

Writing and Presentation Skills

Core

PRC201

Literary Worlds

Core

PRC202

Introduction to Psychology and Human Behavior

Core

PRC203

Introductory Life Science

KUISC students are also allowed to take pre-college core courses.

up to 2 courses
Application (Non-Refundable)

3 courses

KRW 100,000

(Appx. USD 90)

KRW 100,000

(Appx. USD 90)

Tuition

KRW 2,000,000

(Appx. USD 1,810)

KRW 2,500,000

(Appx. USD 2,270)

Total

KRW 2,100,000

(Appx. USD 1,900)

KRW 2,600,000

(Appx. USD 2,360)

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PRE-COLLEGE STUDENTS

1 / Mon
Internship Starts

*Application fee &

official transcript are due*

26 / Fri
Internship Ends

29 / Fri
Registration Deadline
*Tuition & optional fees are due*

29 / Mon

TUITION FOR PRE-COLLEGE STUDENTS

June

July

2 / Tue
Add/Drop Period Ends
13~16 / Mon~Thu
Mid-term Exams

27~28 / Sat~Sun
Dormitory Check-in

Program Commences/
Orientation Day

30 / Tue
Classes Begin

August

3~6 / Mon~Thu
Final Exams
6 / Thu

Classes End/
Graduation Ceremony
8~9 / Sat~Sun
Dormitory Check-out

Pre-College students who receive grade A, or above, in all courses (for students with 2-3 courses) will be
awarded of KRW 500,000 (appx. USD 450).
Pre-College students are also eligible for an Alumni scholarship

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Students can join various day-trips and volunteer activities on Fridays.

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Courses

COURSE REGISTRATION
Below is the list of courses offered during KUISC 2015. Students may take up to three courses. Depending
on student demand and instructor availability, some courses may be cancelled or added. Students must preregister for courses from the following list, although they may adjust their course schedule once they arrive.
All classes have a limit of 50 students. If the minimum enrollment of ten students is not reached, a course
might not be available. Those who are late in pre-registration may not be able to enroll in the classes they
wish to take.

No.

Code

ISC202

Introduction to Microeconomics

ISC203

Introduction to Macroeconomics

ISC207

Statistics

ISC301

Money and Banking

ISC302

International Trade and Finance

ISC313

Development Economics

ISC315

International Trade Agreements

ISC316

Intermediate Microeconomics

ISC320

Econometrics

10

ISC390

Intermediate Macroeconomics

3. Humanities
No.

COURSE INFORMATION
Classes are held from Monday to Thursday (100 minutes per class) and each course carries three credits. All
courses are conducted in English except for Korean language courses. Students completing three courses
with passing grades (D or above) will automatically receive a certified paper copy of completion. For those
completing two courses or less, a request of issuance of certification must be made separately.
Course list is subject to change.

1. Business

Code

Course Title

ISC119

Introduction to Sustainability

ISC181

Media, Art, Culture and Society

ISC185

Introduction to Modernism, Media and Society

ISC266

Introduction to Philosophy

ISC268

World History Since 1945

ISC274

World Religions

ISC326

Introduction to Moral Philosophy

ISC358

Symbolic Logic

ISC172

Introduction to Biomedical Ethics

10

PRC101

Writing and Presentation Skills

11

PRC201

Literary Worlds

No.

Code

ISC111

Introduction to Marketing

ISC129

Business Strategy

ISC204

Principles of Financial Accounting

ISC205

Leadership Communication

ISC211

Managerial Accounting

ISC141

Introduction to Sociology

ISC212

Principles of Accounting

ISC236

Abnormal Psychology

ISC303

Principles of Finance

ISC263

Social Psychology

ISC305

Corporate Finance

ISC265

Introduction to Psychology

ISC306

International Marketing

ISC269

Introduction to Cognitive Psychology

10

ISC309

Organizational Behavior

ISC274

Introduction to Criminal Justice

11

ISC311

Global Leadership and Management

ISC275

Social Problems

12

ISC314

Principles of Management and Organization

ISC366

Developmental Psychology

13

ISC319

Consumer Behavior

ISC370

Cross Cultural Psychology

14

ISC327

Negotiations

10

ISC379

Sociology of Globalization

15

ISC388

Investment Analysis

11

ISC162

Introduction to Socio-cultural Anthropology

16

ISC352

Quality Management and Organizational Excellence

12

ISC396

Advanced Developmental Psychopathology

17

ISC353

Service Management

13

PRC202

Comprehending Individuals, Groups and Cultures

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No.

Code

No.

Code

ISC120

Creating Graphic Narratives

ISC199

Modern East Asia

ISC124

Observational and Interpretative Studio Drawing

ISC262

Korean Philosophy

ISC121

Understanding Drawing: From the Cave to the Monitor

ISC276

South-North Korean Relations in Historical Context

ISC126

Watercolor Techniques

ISC281

Contemporary Korean Society

ISC282

Mass Media and Popular Culture in Korea

ISC283

Korean Cinema and Visual Culture

ISC287

Modern History of Korea

Course Title

6. Science & Engineering

Course Title

Course Title

No.

Code

ISC288

Introduction to Korean Art History

ISC100

Engineering Mathematics

ISC383

Korean Literature and Culture

ISC101

Calculus 1

10

ISC398

Introduction to Modern Korean Art

ISC102

Introductory Physics I

ISC103

Introductory Life Science

ISC104

Business Calculus

ISC105

General Biology I

9. Korean Language
No.

Code
IKL211A

Beginning Korean -A

Course Title

ISC107

General Chemistry I

ISC110

Introduction to Earth and Environmental Science

IKL211B

Beginning Korean -B

IKL211C

Beginning Korean -C

ISC112

Linear Algebra

10

ISC118

Elementary Statistics

IKL211D

Beginning Korean -D

IKL211E

Beginning Korean -E

11

ISC133

Introduction to Financial Engineering

12

ISC218

Introduction to Brain Science

IKL211F

Beginning Korean -F

IKL221

Beginning Korean -A

IKL222

Beginning Korean -B

13

ISC291

Modern Physics

14

ISC292

Organic Chemistry

15

ISC293

Introduction to Computer Science

IKL311

Intermediate Korean

IKL313

Intermediate Korean

IKL411

Advanced Korean

16

ISC297

Introduction to Management Science

10

17

ISC169

Introduction to Environmental Geochemistry

11

10. KU Pre-College Core Courses

7. Law, Politics & International Relations

No.

Code

Course Title

ISC131

Introduction to Comparative Politics

ISC132

Introduction to International Relations

ISC188

Elections and the Legislature

ISC228

International Relations of East Asia

ISC230

Introduction to Game Theory

ISC328

Understanding Korean Politics

ISC330

Introduction to U.S Legal System

ISC337

Introduction to American Politics

ISC339

Comparative Law

10

ISC 391

European Politics and Society

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Code

Core

PRC101

Writing and Presentation Skills

Course Title

Core

PRC201

Literary Worlds

Core

PRC202

Introduction to Psychology and Human Behavior

Core

PRC203

Introductory Life Science

You can also find the list of courses for KUISC 2015 on our website, http://isc.korea.ac.kr

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Notable Professors

Grading

Grading

ISC may just be the ideal teaching environment:

Students' academic performance is assessed based on four different criteria: exams, assignments,
attendance, and class participation. Each professor, however, may prefer a different attendance policy,
students should follow the professor's guidelines in such cases. Generally, course performance is graded on
the following 100-point scale:

The students are very smart and motivated.

The support staff makes it possible to concentrate on teaching rather
than on logistics, and this includes a problem-free stay in Seoul.
The colleagues are generous, friendly, and fascinating.
This is a great experience.

KUISC Grading Scale

95-100

G. Marcus Cole

A+

90-94

85-89

B+

80-84

75-79

C+

70-74

65-69

60-64

0-59

D+

Pass

Stanford University / Law

Fail

Please note, for transfer credit, passing grades may vary from institutions.

KUISC Grading Policy

Eugene Terentjev
University of Cambridge / Science

Absolute Assessment: Grading at KUISC is based on an Absolute Assessment System.

CREDIT TRANSFER

Samar Khatiwala
University of Oxford / Science

Kathryn Weathersby

Students who wish to have KUISC course credits transferred to other colleges and universities are advised
to consult with the appropriate academic authorities at their home institution in advance by showing our
course syllabi posted online. Home institutions' academic advisors make the final decision on whether a
particular KUISC course may be applied towards the major or elective requirements at the home institution.

The Johns Hopkins University

/ Korean Studies

Eloundou- Enyegue Parfait

Cornell University / Sociology

Samiran Banerjee
Emory University / Economics

Markus Vinzent
Kings College London / Theology

A complete list of 60 professors is available at http://isc.korea.ac.kr

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Internship

KUISC offers students a number of internship opportunities

at various companies or institutions in Korea. For the
last few years, students have interned at prestigious
organizations including the National Assembly, Arirang
TV and Lotte Hotel. This valuable internship experience
allows students to earn resume credentials for their future
careers and build social networks in Korea.

Internship

Period
June 1st, 2015 ~ June 26th, 2015 (Four Weeks)

Internship Application

March 27th 2015

Deadline

Working

Hours
Five days a week (Mon Fri) 9:00 AM ~ 6:00 PM
of Participating Students
Approx. 50

Scholarships

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARD (Fee-paying students only)

Students with 3 Courses

Students with 2 Courses

All A+

Average A

All A+

KRW
1,500,000
(Appx. USD 1,360)

KRW
1,000,000
(Appx. USD 910)

KRW
500,000
(Appx. USD 450)

Number
Salary

Non-Paid / Paid

Eligibility
University/college students who are currently enrolled and have attended at least two semesters at the time
of application with a reference and minimum GPA of 3.0/4.5.
Internship is a part of the KUISC program. Program fees will not be fully refunded if you cancel the KUISC
program during or after the internship.

Evaluation
Students who receive passing evaluations after the internship will be issued a completion certificate and
credits based on their working hours. Please note that if you fail or drop out of the internship, you will be
disqualified from applying for any scholarships.

Companies
Approximately 30 major Korean companies participate in the KU Internship program every year.

Academic Excellence Scholarship for KU Pre-College students is indicated on page 8.

ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP
Children of Korea University alumni will be given the
Alumni Scholarship of KRW 400,000. Students have
to submit a scholarship application along with a birth
certificate showing the relationship between the
student and his/her parents. Appropriate documents
should be submitted to the KUISC office by walk-in or
fax BEFORE the end of the program in order to receive
the scholarship.
Please note that the above scholarships will be awarded
after the KUISC program ends.

U21 / APRU SCHOLARSHIP

*OUFSOTIJQ

The companies available are subject to change.

The companies above have previously accepted KUISC students.

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Students coming from U21 or APRU member institutions

can receive the Fellowship Fund of either KRW 200,000
or KRW 400,000 depending on the students' home
college or university.
Those who are eligible for both scholarships may receive
only one.
K U Pre-College students are not eligible for this
scholarship.
Please visit http://isc.korea.ac.kr to view the list of U21 /
APRU members.

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Tuition & Fees

TUITION & FEES

PAYMENT

Mandatory Fees
up to 2 courses (6 credits)
(Appx. USD 90)

3 courses (9 credits)

Application (Non-Refundable)

KRW 100,000

KRW 100,000

(Appx. USD 90)

Tuition

KRW 2,800,000 (Appx. USD 2,550)

KRW 3,700,000 (Appx. USD 3,360)

Total

KRW 2,900,000 (Appx. USD 2,640)

KRW 3,800,000 (Appx. USD 3,450)

Tuition for KU Pre-College students is indicated on page 8.

Tuition and all other fees may be paid by credit card online (only those cards which have been issued from
overseas banks) or wire transfers payable to Korea University.

Online
Visit http://isc.korea.ac.kr, click on Fees under the Admissions Menu.

Wire Transfer
Bank: Hana Bank-Godae Branch (Swift Code: HNBNKRSE)

Optional Fees

Address: 145 Anam-ro, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, Korea 136-701

CJ I-House
Single

CJ I-House
Double

Frontier House
Double (Edu 21)

Airport Pick-up
(Incheon Airport Only)

KRW
1,120,000
(Appx. USD 1,000)

KRW
940,000
(Appx. USD 850)

KRW
940,000
(Appx. USD 850)

KRW
90,000
(Appx. USD 80)

Tuition and fees should be fully paid in Korean currency (KRW).

Early Registration Discount

If a student registers and sends in his/her non-refundable application fee of KRW 100,000 along with the
official transcript before March 1st, 2015, he/she will be eligible for a tuition discount of KRW 100,000.
Please be advised that your official transcript must be postmarked before midnight, March 1st.

Virtual Account (): 391-xxxxxx-xxxxx (International Summer Campus, )

A virtual account number will be given to EACH APPLICANT when you complete the online application.

WITHDRAWAL & REFUND POLICY

Withdrawal is defined as the dropping of a student's entire academic program. The application fee (KRW
100,000) is NOT refundable unless a course is cancelled. All other remaining tuition and fees will be 100%
refunded before the start date (June 29th, 2015). If a student withdraws during the first week of classes (by
July 2nd, 2015), only 80% of tuition and dormitory fees will be refunded. No refund will be given after July
2nd, 2015 under any circumstances.
Please be advised that it will take about two weeks to complete the refund process.

Re-Enrollment Benefit
Applicants who have enrolled in KUISC before are eligible to receive an application fee waiver of KRW
100,000.

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ELIGIBILITY

Student Life

VISA REGISTRATION

Students currently enrolled in a college/university with at least one semester of attendance

A review of application materials by KUISC staff will be made.
High school graduates should apply to the KU Pre-College Program.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
ALL STUDENTS
Official Academic Transcript

It is the student's responsibility to be issued the correct type of visa in advance at the Korean Embassy or
Consulate Office. Nationals of countries or regions where Korea has signed a visa waiver agreement may
enter Korea without a visa. However, students from countries which are excluded from the visa waiver
agreement program must apply for a visa on their own. Since the duration of KUISC is six weeks, you
may need to apply for a short term stay visa. Obtaining a visa can be time-consuming and therefore we
encourage students to apply early.
Chinese nationals whose home institution is outside of China MUST apply for a visa in the place where their
home institution is located.

FOR NON-KOREAN PASSPORT HOLDERS

Proof of Health Insurance that is valid during the complete KUISC period
Copy of Passport (Page that shows your Photo, Name, and Passport Number)

FOR KOREAN PASSPORT HOLDERS

Proof of Medical Insurance () that is valid during the complete KUISC period
Incomplete document submissios may prevent transcripts from being issued.

KU HOUSING
Students may apply for accommodations in either CJ International House or Frontier House. Please note
that CJ International House has limited room availability.

CJ INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
Room Type

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Fitness center, piano rooms, kitchen, seminar rooms, study

1) Complete the online application form (http://isc.korea.ac.kr)

2) Pay the non-refundable application fee of KRW 100,000
3) Mail an official academic transcript (all students) to the KUISC Office (Please refer to the contact info below)
4) A letter of acceptance from the KUISC office will be emailed to you
5) Send a copy of your passport (non-Korean passport holders) to the KUISC Office via mail / fax / email
6) Pay the tuition, housing fee and all other remaining fees
7) Send proof of health/medical insurance (all students) via email / fax / in person
8) Come to KUISC and enjoy your summer
For the early registration discount, students MUST complete up to step 3 by March 1st, 2015.

Public Facilities rooms, laundry facilities, vending machines, public phones

Wi-Fi is available only in the lobby.
Single/twin beds, blanket, pillow, dresser, wardrobe, mini
bookshelf, desk and chair, phone
Room Facilities
air-conditioned
cable internet service

FRONTIER HOUSE
Room Type
Public Facilities

CONTACT INFO
International Summer Campus, Office of International Affairs,
#301 Dongwon Global Leadership Hall, Korea University,
145 Anam-ro, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, Korea 136-701
Tel 82-2-3290-1152, 1154, 1156, 1598, 1599
Fax 82-2-922-5820
Email isc@korea.ac.kr

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Single / Double

Double
Seminar rooms, laundry facilities, vending machines,
public phones

Twin beds, blanket, pillow, wardrobe, mini bookshelf,

desk and chair, phone
Room Facilities
air-conditioned
cable internet service

A convenience store and cafeteria are just steps away from the dormitories.

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F.A.Qs

How many courses can I

take?
How can I change the
course registration?

How do I know which

level of Korean language
courses I should take?

How quickly do you

process the KUISC
applications?

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You may freely choose to take either 1, 2 or 3 courses (3 credits per

course) for the KUISC program.

Students may change/add/drop courses anytime by logging into

our website http://isc.korea.ac.kr before the deadline (July 2, 2015).
After the deadline, however, you will not be able to add or drop any
courses.

A Korean language proficiency test will be given on the first day of

class, on June 30th. Registered students will be notified of the test
schedule on the notice board of our website.

KUISC applications are processed within one week of receiving the

completed application form with the non-refundable application fee
of KRW 100,000, and official transcript from your home institution.
On receipt of payment, we will confirm your place at KUISC. The
letter of acceptance will be sent immediately upon your acceptance
to the program.

What is the difference

between the International
Summer Campus and the
Korean Language and
Culture Center?
How can I find out the
status of my application
and payment?
Can I take the internship
program only?
What if I arrive late for
the program?

The Korean Language & Culture Center focuses solely on Korean

language education and culture exchange programs during the
summer, whereas the KUISC provides diverse credit-bearing
academic courses, which are transferable to all major universities.
The medium for all lectures at KUISC is English, excluding Korean
language courses.
You may visit our website and select view/change your application
under the registration menu.

No, the internship is part of the KUISC program and only students
who are fully registered will be given an opportunity to apply.

All the students are expected to be present for the first day of the
program. However, if you cannot arrive for the first day of your class,
you must notify your professors of your proposed arrival date and
obtain permission for late arrival. Professors' contact information is
on the syllabi of their courses on the KUISC website.

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