BA Korean Studies

The Korean Studies BA at the University of Sheffield is a comprehensive undergraduate course that offers students an in-depth exploration of Korean history, culture, politics, and language. The course aims to develop Korean language proficiency and a broad understanding of Korea in its historical and contemporary context.Course Content: The course covers diverse areas such as the history, culture, politics, and language of Korea. Students take a specific module in the Korean language in their first year, and continue to develop their language skills in the next two years. In their fourth year, students have the opportunity to spend a year studying in Korea.Key Modules: In the first year, Core modules include Everyday Life in Modern Korea, and Korean Language. In the second year, students study Development & Division in Modern Korea, and continue with Korean Language. In their final year, students study Independent Study in Korean Studies and take the relevant Korean Language module.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the University of Sheffield, a leading UK institution.Future Careers: Graduates from the Korean Studies programme have gone on to work in a wide range of careers, with many working in South Korea or for companies with interests in or links to Korea. Careers have included roles in business, teaching, translation and interpreting, media, and the international charity sector.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.