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Provided Programs&Courses

Event

  1. Program (Korea-related degree offered) : East Asia Visual Cultures Series
    • Program Remarks - The East Asia Visual Cultures series, funded by EASC’s Department of Education Title VI grant, sponsors events related to East Asian arts, film, media, and popular culture. The series aims to bring together art and media industry experts, filmmakers, scholars, and the wider community. In years past, EASC has invited renowned film directors such as Li Yang (China), Feng Xiao Gang (China), Im Kwon-Taek (Korea), Iwai Shunji (Japan), and many others.

Colloquium

  1. Program (Korea-related degree offered) : Southern California East Asia Colloquium Series
    • Program Remarks - The Southern California East Asia Colloquium Series, funded by EASC’s Department of Education Title VI grant, supports lectures, workshops, conferences and colloquia that bring experts in diverse fields to USC each year to discuss the latest topics on East Asia.

Undergraduate

  1. Program (Korea-related degree offered) : East Asian Area Studies Major
    • Program Remarks - The East Asian Area Studies (EAAS) major offers an interdisciplinary approach to learning about East Asia, combining language study with history, social sciences and the humanities. EAAS is a complementary double major; students have successfully combined their study of East Asia with majors in biology, business, communication, film, international relations, and more.
  2. Program (Korea-related degree offered) : East Asian Area Studies Minor
    • Program Remarks - A minor in East Asian Area Studies is a great complementary focus for students in professional schools or liberal arts. Students who have minored in EAAS have majored in a range of disciplines, including economics, religion, business, neuroscience, and public policy.


Graduate

  1. Program (Korea-related degree offered) : M.A. in East Asian Area Studies
    • Program Remarks - Candidates for the M.A. degree are able to design an interdisciplinary program of study based on individual scholarly and professional goals. Students choose from courses offered by departments and professional schools across the university, concentrating on one country (China, Japan, or Korea) or developing region-wide expertise.
  2. Program (Korea-related degree offered) : Joint MBA/MA in East Asian Area Studies
    • Program Remarks - The Marshall School of Business in conjunction with the East Asian Studies Center offers a joint MBA/MA degree that combines graduate business education with training in the cultures and societies of East Asia. Applicants for the joint MBA/MA must first apply and be accepted into the full-time Marshall School of Business MBA program. Students may apply for the MA in East Asian Area Studies during their first year of study in the MBA program.
  3. Program (Korea-related degree offered) : Ph.D. in East Asian Languages and Cultures
    • Program Remarks - EALC currently offers a Doctorate of Philosophy in East Asian Languages and Cultures. Students seeking a terminal M.A. degree should consider applying to the Ph.D. program instead.

Undergraduate

  1. Program (Korea-related degree offered) : Major in East Asian Languages and Cultures
    • Program Remarks - The core requirements for the EALC major allow students flexibility in designing their own course of study. Majors typically select one language and cultural area (Chinese, Japanese, or Korean) in which they do most of their course work.
    1. Korea-related Courses : EALC-345
      • Course Remarks - Korean Civilization
    2. Korea-related Courses : EALC 115 Korean I
      • Course Remarks - EALC 115 introduces the fundamentals of standard Korean in all four levels of communication (listening, speaking, reading, and writing). The course provides practice in basic Korean conversations as well as fundamental grammar.
    3. Korea-related Courses : EALC 117 Korean II
      • Course Remarks - Continuation of EALC 115. This course focuses on basic conversation, reading, writing as well as grammar. Students will be prepared to make basic transactions. Prerequisite: EALC 115 or equivalent
    4. Korea-related Courses : EALC 215 Korean III
      • Course Remarks - This course deals with four areas of speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Students will learn more complex structures and useful expressions.
    5. Korea-related Courses : EALC 217 Korean IV
      • Course Remarks - Continuation of EALC 215. This course deals with four areas of speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Students will learn to make daily transactions in Korean and be prepared to describe and narrate personal surroundings and events. Prerequisite: EALC 215 or equivalent
    6. Korea-related Courses : EALC 315 Advanced Korean I
      • Course Remarks - Advanced reading in modern Korean materials, integrating conversation, composition, and some translation. Students will be prepared to discuss topics related to local/global communities as well as personal experiences.
    7. Korea-related Courses : EALC 317 Advanced Korean II
      • Course Remarks - Continuation of EALC 315. Conversation, reading, and writing with the use of Chinese characters. Students will be prepared to discuss topics related to local/global communities as well as personal experiences.
    8. Korea-related Courses : EALC 415 Advanced Korean III
      • Course Remarks - Selected readings in Korean texts, pre-modern and modern, in various literary and non-fiction genres; focus on developing reading and translation skills. Prerequisite: EALC 317 or equivalent.
    9. Korea-related Courses : EALC 418 Korean Writing in Mixed Script
      • Course Remarks - Selected readings in Korean texts written in mixed script; a systematic studey of Chinese characters and translation of text.
    10. Korea-related Courses : EALC 419 Newspaper and Documentary Korean
      • Course Remarks - Selected readings from newspapers, magazines, and other journalistic publications; analysis of styles and practice writing articles.
    11. Korea-related Courses : EALC-333
      • Course Remarks - Introduction to Korean Film
    12. Korea-related Courses : GESM-120g
      • Course Remarks - Modern Korean Literature and Thought
    13. Korea-related Courses : HIST-105g
      • Course Remarks - The Korean Past
    14. Korea-related Courses : HIST-404
      • Course Remarks - Seminar in Korean History
    15. Korea-related Courses : EALC-344
      • Course Remarks - Korean Culture from Ancient to Modern Times
    16. Korea-related Courses : EALC-465
      • Course Remarks - Topics in Korean Visual and Cultural Studies
    17. Korea-related Courses : HIST-260g
      • Course Remarks - Dramatizations of Korean History
    18. Korea-related Courses : HIST-375
      • Course Remarks - North Korean History
    19. Korea-related Courses : EALC-509
      • Course Remarks - Transnational Korean Cinema
    20. Korea-related Courses : EALC-534
      • Course Remarks - Modernity and Cultural Representation in Korea
  2. Program (Korea-related degree offered) : Minor in East Asian Languages and Cultures
    • Program Remarks - Minors typically select one language and cultural area (Chinese, Japanese, or Korean) in which they do most of their work. The requirements for the EALC minor are similar to those of the major, but less intensive.

Study Abroad

  1. Program (Korea-related degree offered) : Major in East Asian Languages and Cultures
    • Program Remarks - Many EALC majors complete part of their departmental requirements while studying abroad in China (Nanjing University or Beijing University), Taiwan (National Chengchi University), Japan (Waseda University, Nanzan University, or Tokyo International University), or Korea (Yonsei University), typically during their junior year.

Language Program

  1. Program (Korea-related degree offered) : Korean Language Program
    • Program Remarks - The Korean Language Program at USC will help the student to achieve the goal of acquiring linguistic and cultural competence in the Korean language.

Designated Center

  • Korean Studies Center : USC Korean Studies Institute
  • Main Organization :
  • Date Center founded :
  • Korean Studies Center address : 809 West 34th Street, AHN 100, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0142
  • Center website : https://dornsife.usc.edu/ksi/
  • Korea-related Journal :


  • Korean Studies Center : East Asian Studies Center
  • Main Organization : USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
  • Date Center founded : 1975
  • Korean Studies Center address : 3454 Trousdale Parkway College Administrative Services Building (CAS) 100 Los Angeles, CA 90089-0154
  • Center website :
  • Korea-related Journal :
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