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International Winter SchoolJanuary 5th ~ February 22nd, 2011
International Summer SchoolJune 16th ~ August 19th, 2011
OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
126 Jukjeon-dong, Suji-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, 448-701, Korea
TEL : 82-31-8005-2103~5 FAX : 82-31-8005-2106
E-mail : [email protected] http://global.dankook.ac.kr/
During the past, Dankook University has grown as one of Korea's leading private universities underits founding motto of 'National Salvation, Independence and Self Reliance' as well as the twinguiding principles of 'Truth and Service' underlying the motto. Now our university is at an importantturning point as it starts a new chapter in its history. Amid the global changes taking place in the 21stcentury, defined by the knowledge-based economy and information society, the race to cultivatenational talent is accelerating. With market principles being applied to college education, universitiescan no longer advance unless they secure a future-oriented growth engine.
In order to respond to these macro changes, Dankook University built its new Jukjeon Campus aswell as announced its A+ Vision 2017 project. These are two core goals that must be met for thesuccess of this master plan in which we will invest 540 billion KRW over the next ten years.
We are aiming at pursuing proactive self innovation by creating change rather than sitting back andmerely becoming followers of change. We are upscaling every element the university offers fromeducation, research, services to enhance cooperation between industry and academia in order tomeet international standards.
Beginning this year, we introduced the self certification system for majors, the first of its kind inKorea. We will also exert dedicated efforts to strengthen globalization of the university by forming aglobal network. Our vision is to have our students share knowledge with fellow youths around theworld and have our professors join hands with scholars overseas in the quest for knowledge.
Once again we have been overwhelmed with the success of our 2010 International School Program.Having now swelled by more than 250% since its inception, the international School Programs havegarnished partnerships with 40 universities and catered to over 200 students from abroad who feel agreat sense of accomplishment with the program. Many are enriched by the cultural experience andthey have developed a deep fondness for Korea and a desire to return in the near future. It is withpleasure that I extend an invitation for you to join our 2011 International Winter and SummerSchool Programs.
We look forward to the heartfelt support for Dankook University as it takes on this new challenge toreinvent itself on top of the foundation of nationhood to become the home of young globalintelligence.
Hosung Chang, Ph.D.President
Dankook University
Welcome to Dankook University
President’s Message
DKU International Winter School5 English Village (Internship) Outline
Purpose / Qualification / Sessions / Class Schedule / Team Building Activity
6 Intensive Korean Language & Culture Program OutlinePurpose / Qualification / Daily Schedule / Culture Classes / Certificate, Grades & Credit Transfer
7 ScheduleEV (Internship) Period / IKLCP Period
8 Cost & Application InformationCost / Scholarship / Reimbursement (Internship Participants Only) / Schedule
DKU International Summer School10-11 English Village (Internship) Outline
Purpose / Qualification / Period / Sessions / Team Building Activity / Reimbursement
12-13 Academic Program OutlineQualification / Period / Academic Classes / Cultural Activities / Certificate, Grades & Credit Transfer
14-15 Intensive Korean Language & Culture Program OutlinePurpose / Qualification / Period / Daily Schedule / Culture Classes
16 International Summer Research Program OutlinePurpose / Qualification / Professors / Area / Procedure
17 Cost & Application InformationCost / Scholarship / Schedule
18 Comments
Application Process20 How to Apply
Application Materials / Online Application Procedure / Payment Method
21 InformationAccommodation / GTN / Arrival / Medical Facilities and Insurance/ Refund & Cancellation Policy
22-23 Campuses & Directions
DKU International Winter School
5 English Village (Internship) OutlinePurpose / Qualification / Sessions / Class Schedule / Team Building Activity
6 Intensive Korean Language & Culture Program OutlinePurpose / Qualification / Daily Schedule / Culture Classes / Certificate,Grades & Credit Transfer
7 ScheduleEV (Internship) Period / IKLCP Period
8 Cost & Application InformationCost / Scholarship / Reimbursement (Internship Participants Only) / Schedule
PURPOSEEnglish Village is a community at Dankook University designed to simulate an English immersion environment.Invited native English speaking students (interns) will teach and lead small groups of DKU students Englishconversation sessions daily.
International students who wish to have the unique experience of spending an additional 3 weeks in Koreateaching a class of English conversation to Dankook University students are encouraged to apply. This opportunityallows students to achieve personal gains through understanding the dynamics involved in teaching, management,lesson plans and interacting with other students.
International students are invited to apply for the English Village Language & Culture Internship Program wherethey will receive a reimbursement for their flight tickets (up to $1200 USD) Students will arrive 3 weeks before theIntensive Korean Language & Culture Program begins and stay in the Dankook University dormitories providedfree of charge.
QUALIFICATIONUndergraduate or graduate native English speaking students currently enrolled in universities or colleges outsideKorea who are in good academic standing are eligible to apply.
Note: Participants in the Internship Program must attend the Intensive Korean Language & Culture Program
SESSIONSInternational students will be given a Dankook University information package at orientation containing materialson class instruction, a book to use in class, schedule, grading standards, etc. An international student will bematched with 3 groups of 3~4 students for 2 hours per group per day. The students are Dankook Universitystudents who are interested in English conversation and meeting people from different cultures.
The DKU students will be divided into three groups, A-Beginner, B-Intermediate and C-High Intermediate. Duringorientation a practical training session taught by a faculty member from the Dankook University Graduate TESOLschool will prepare students to lead small discussion groups and free talking conversations with Korean students.
Prior to arrival international students should prepare a daily lesson plan on various topics, how they will approachteaching, and considering suitability to different levels. The daily lesson plans should be thought out and preparedearly on before the start of the program.
This is a great opportunity to develop friendships with DKU students and gain insight into Korean culture frompersonal experiences. Dankook University runs the specialist Winter School experience as a preparation course tohelp DKU student’s looking to become more proficient in the English language. It is one of our most popularprogrammes offering international students a rich variety of practical teaching experience, personal approaches,and models of critical thought through teaching.
CLASS SCHEDULE
TEAM BUILDING ACTIVITYTeam Building Activities will be held on Saturdays & Wednesdays and will consist of a variety of activities forboth international students and Korean students. Korean Folk Village, Everland Theme Park, and others to choose from...
DKU International Winter School ENGLISH VILLAGE (INTERNSHIP) OUTLINE
EV
09:00am - 10:50am 12:00pm - 1:50pm 2:00pm - 3:50pm 4:30pm ~
Sessions 1 Sessions 2 Sessions 3 Cultural Activity
4- 5
6- 7
IKLCP
PURPOSEThis program is designed for undergraduate and graduate students as well as high school seniors who have beenaccepted to a four-year university who wish to improve their understanding of Korean culture and increase theirknowledge of Korean language in a 3-week intensive period.
QUALIFICATIONUndergraduate or graduate English speaking students currently enrolled in universities or colleges outside Koreawho are in good academic standing are eligible to apply. Students can earn up to 6 credits (Korean Language andKorean Culture classes, 3 credits each) transferable to home Universities.
CERTIFICATE, GRADES & CREDIT TRANSFERAll participants who successfully complete the program are awarded a certificate ofachievement, and winter school grades will be sent to their homes and schools by regularmail three weeks after the final day of the program. Students should receive pre-approvalfrom their home universities to ensure credits are transferable. Transfer of credits will bein accordance with the regulations of individual home institutions.
DAILY SCHEDULE
Korean Language Class
09:00am - 1:00pm 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Korean Culture Class
CULTURE CLASSES (Mandatory)
Contents are subject to change without prior notice.
Area Contents
Culture ClassesKorean Business, Korean Food Cooking, Korean Mask Making, Korean Movie, Ceramic Arts,Taekwondo, Calligraphy, Hanbok Design, Traditional Korean Music, Traditional KoreanDance, Korea History, Korea Pop-culture, Samulnori, Korean Poetry - TBA
Field Trips Andong Hahoe Folk Village & Gyeongju, Gyeongbok & Biwon Palaces, and Daehak-ro
DKU International Winter SchoolINTENSIVE KOREAN LANGUAGEAND CULTURE PROGRAM OUTLINE
Schedule is subject to change
SCHEDULE
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1st
week1/10
Sessions1/11
Sessions
1/12Team Building
Activity
1/13Sessions
1/14Sessions
1/15Team Building
Activity
1/16Free Day!
2nd
week1/17
Sessions1/18
Sessions
1/19Team Building
Activity
1/20Sessions
1/21Sessions
1/22Team Building
Activity
1/29
1/23Free Day!
1/30Free Day!
3rd
week1/24
Sessions
1/25Sessions
IKLCP Arrival
CultureClasses
IKLCP Arrival
Happy Lunar New Year’s Holidays~
IKLCPOrientation
WelcomeParty
1/26Sessions + TeamBuilding Activity
1/27Sessions
1/28Korean
Language Class
1/8Team Building
Activity
1/7Sessions
1/6Orientation
1/5Orientation
1/4EV Arrival
1/3EV Arrival
1/9Free Day!
2/5Free Day!
2/6Free Day!
2/4No Class
2/3No Class
2/2No Class
2/1Korean
Language Class
1/31Korean
Language Class
CultureClasses
4th
week
CultureClasses
2/8Korean
Language Class
CultureClasses
2/9Korean
Language Class
CultureClasses
2/10Korean
Language Class
CultureClasses
2/11Korean
Language Class 2/12Field Trip
2/13Free Day!
2/7Korean
Language Class
CultureClasses
5th
week
CultureClasses
2/15Korean
Language Class
CultureClasses
2/16Korean
Language Class
CultureClasses
2/17Korean
Language Class
CultureClasses
2/18Korean
Language Class 2/19Field Trip
2/20Field Trip
2/14Korean
Language Class
CultureClasses
6th
week
CompletionCeremony
2/22Korean
Language Class 2/23Departure
2/24Departure
2/21Korean
Language Class
CultureClasses
7th
week
EV(Internship) 3 weeks January 5th ~ January 27th, 2011
IKLCP 3 weeks January 27th ~ February 22nd, 2011
DKU International Summer School
10-11 English Village (Internship) OutlinePurpose / Qualification / Period / Sessions / Team Building Activity/ Reimbursement
12-13 Academic Program OutlineQualification / Period / Academic Classes / Cultural Activities/ Certificate, Grades & Credit Transfer
14-15 Intensive Korean Language & Culture Program OutlinePurpose / Qualification / Period / Daily Schedule / Culture Classes
16 International Research Program OutlinePurpose / Qualification / Professors / Area / Procedure
17 Cost & Application InformationCost / Scholarship / Schedule
18 Comments
8 - 9
COST
SCHOLARSHIPA. Sister-University Scholarship: 800 USD off the general applicant cost will be granted to participants whose
home university has a sister relation with DKU. Students of sister-universities with an established exchangeprogram may apply for full tuition and accommodation scholarships.
B. Heritage Scholarship: 800 USD off the general applicant tuition fee will be granted to participants who wereadopted from Korea.
C. Regional Scholarship: The following scholarship will be granted to participants off the tuition and fees accordingto their home region.
In the event students are eligible for more than 2 of the above scholarships only the largest one will be granted.
REIMBURSEMENT (for Internship Participants Only)Internship participants are required to provide Dankook University with a clear “proof of purchase” invoice orreceipt of their airfare detailing the exact amount paid at the time of purchase. All documents are necessary forprompt reimbursement.
SCHEDULE
COST & APPLICATION INFORMATION
Description General Applicants Sister Universities’Students
Sister Universities’Exchange Students
Application Fee
Tuition
Accommodation(one meal per day included)
Activities
Total
100 USD
1000 USD
600 USD
500 USD
2,200 USD
100 USD
500 USD
300 USD
500 USD
1,400 USD
100 USD
Waived
Waived
500 USD
600 USD
Schedule is subject to change
English Village IKLCPFinal Application Deadline
Payment Due
Acceptance Notice
Arrival Date
Orientation
Program Period
Departure Date
November 19th
November 26th
December 10th
January 3rd ~ 4th
January 5th ~ 8th
January 5th ~ January 27th
January 25th ~ 26th
January 27th
January 27th ~ February 22nd
February 23rd ~ 24th
800 USD Africa, South America
500 USD Eastern Europe, Middle East, Mongolia
300 USD Western Europe, North America, Oceania, South Asia, Russia
PURPOSEEnglish Village is a community at Dankook University designed to simulate an English immersion environment.Invited native English speaking students (interns) will teach and lead small groups of DKU students Englishconversation sessions daily.
International students who wish to personally learn about themselves through this unique experience of spendingan additional 3 weeks in Korea teaching a class of English conversation to Dankook University students areencouraged to apply. This opportunity allows students to achieve personal gains through understanding thedynamics involved in teaching, management, lesson plans and interacting with other students.
International students are invited to apply for the English Village Language & Culture Internship Program wherethey will receive a reimbursement for their flight tickets (up to $1200 USD) Students will arrive 3 weeks before theInternational Summer Academic Program begins and stay in the Dankook University dormitories provided free ofcharge.
QUALIFICATIONUndergraduate or graduate English speaking students currently enrolled in universities or colleges outside Koreawho are in good academic standing are eligible to apply.
Note: Participants in the Internship Program must attend the Academic Program.
PERIODOptional English Village Internship Period (3 weeks): June 16th ~ July 9th, 2011
SESSIONSInternational students will be given a Dankook University information package at orientation containing materialson class instruction, a book to use in class, schedule, grading standards, etc. An international student will bematched with 3 groups of 3~4 students for 2 hours per group per day. The students are Dankook Universitystudents who are interested in English conversation and meeting people from different cultures.
The DKU students will be divided into three groups, A-Beginner, B-Intermediate and C-High Intermediate. Duringorientation a practical training session taught by a faculty member from the Dankook University Graduate TESOLschool will prepare students to lead small discussion groups and free talking conversations with Korean students.
LESSON PLAN SAMPLE: Prior to arrival international students should prepare a general daily lesson plan onvarious topics for various levels i.e. A, B and C (as above), Students should think about how they will approachteaching, considering the suitability to different levels. The daily lesson plans should be thought out and preparedearly on before the start of the program.
This is a great opportunity to develop friendships with DKU students and gain insight into Korean culture frompersonal experiences. Dankook University runs the specialist Summer School experience as a preparation courseto help DKU student’s looking to become more proficient in the English language. It is one of our most popularprogrammes offering international students a rich variety of practical teaching experience, personal approaches,and models of critical thought through teaching.
TEAM BUILDING ACTIVITYTeam Building Activities will be held on Saturdays & Wednesdays which will consist of a variety of activities for bothinternational students and Korean students.
REIMBURSEMENT (for Internship Participants Only)Internship participants are required to provide Dankook University with a clear “proof of purchase” invoice orreceipt of their airfare detailing the exact amount paid at the time of purchase. All documents are necessary forprompt reimbursement.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1st
week6/20
Sessions6/21
Sessions
6/22Sessions + TeamBuilding Activity
6/23Sessions
6/24Sessions
6/25Team Building
Activity
6/26Free day!
2nd
week6/27
Sessions6/28
Sessions
6/29Sessions + TeamBuilding Activity
6/30Sessions
7/1Sessions
7/2Team Building
Activity
7/3Free day!
3rd
week7/4
Sessions7/5
Sessions
7/6Sessions + TeamBuilding Activity
7/7Sessions
7/8Sessions
7/9Team Building
Activity
7/10Continue onto
AcademicProgram
6/18Orientation
6/17Orientation
6/16Orientation
6/15Arrival
6/14Arrival
6/19Orientation
DKU International Summer SchoolENGLISH VILLAGE (INTERNSHIP) OUTLINE
10 - 11
EV
QUALIFICATIONUndergraduate or graduate students currently enrolled in universities or colleges as well as high school seniorswho have been accepted to a four-year university outside of Korea who are in good academic standing are eligibleto apply. Students will earn up to 6 credits (2 courses) transferable to home Universities.
ACADEMIC CLASSES
Business & Economics
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-International Economics-International Trade-International Business-Far East Politics -Korean Economy -Introduction to Statistics-Information technology & Globalization-Introduction to Investment-Business Mathematics
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Arts & Humanities
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-Introduction to TESOL-Korean performance-Korean Art History-Korean Film and Design-Korean Music History
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Academic Classes Course code Divisions
Cultural Activities & Field TripsDuring the application process students should signup for activities they would like to participate in.Students will be able to alter choices until the finalapplication date. Please check emails regularly as DKU will send outan invoice in a confirmation email after the finalapplication date. Costs will be kept to a minimum. All costs includematerials.
Activity & Field Trip fees will not be refunded oncethe program starts. When less than 10 studentsparticipate in either cultural activities & field tripsthe event will be cancelled. Cancellation of the tourwill be announced in advance and a full fee will berefunded. The events are reserved on a first come,first served basis, confirmed by the receipt of the fullpayment on arrival. For assistance please follow the DKU emailnotifications.
CERTIFICATE, GRADES & CREDIT TRANSFERAll participants who successfully complete the program are awarded a certificate of achievement, and summerschool grades will be sent to their homes and schools by regular mail three weeks after the final day of the program.Students should receive pre-approval from their home universities to ensure credits are transferable. Followingwritten request students will receive two copies of their grades, sent to their home universities 3 weeks aftercompletion of courses. Transfer of credits will be in accordance with the regulations of individual home institutions.
PERIODISP Academic Program Period (4 weeks): July 10th ~ August 5th, 2011
The academic programconsists of 4 weeks ofintensive classes, taught byinternational and/or Koreanprofessors.
Each class meets 4 days aweek, for 3 hours a day.
Students may take up to 2courses (6 credits)transferable to their homeUniversities.
On-line registration forcourses and course syllabiwill be available on theDKU ISS website.
Note: Courses are subjectto change without priornotice.
Contents are subject to change without prior notice.All activities are optional, but require registration with a nominal fee to cover the cost of materials.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1st
week
7/11Academic
Classes+
CulturalActivity
7/12Academic
Classes+
CulturalActivity
7/13Free day
7/14Academic
Classes+
CulturalActivity
7/15Academic
Classes+
WelcomeParty
7/16Field Trip
7/17Field Trip
2nd
week
7/18Academic
Classes+
CulturalActivity
7/19Academic
Classes+
CulturalActivity
7/20Free day
7/21Academic
Classes+
CulturalActivity
7/22Academic
Classes
7/23Field Trip
7/24Field Trip
3rd
week
7/25Academic
Classes+
CulturalActivity
7/26Academic
Classes+
CulturalActivity
7/27Free day
7/28Academic
Classes+
CulturalActivity
7/29Academic
Classes
7/30Field Trip
7/31Field Trip
4th
week
8/1Academic
Classes+
CulturalActivity
8/2Academic
Classes+
CulturalActivity
8/3Free day
8/4Academic
Classes+
CulturalActivity
8/5MandatoryCompletionCeremony
+Farewell Party
8/6-8/7Free Day!
8/8Departure
7/9Arrival
7/8Arrival
7/10Orientation
DKU International Summer SchoolACADEMIC PROGRAM OUTLINE
Sociology & CulturalStudies
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- Media, Culture and Society- Introduction to Psychology - People and Cultures of Asia - Men/Women relationships- Introduction to Sociology
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CULTURAL ACTIVITIES (Optional)Area Contents
CulturalActivity
Cooking Korean Food, Korean Mask Making, Korean Movie, Ceramic Arts, Taekwondo,Calligraphy, Traditional Korean Music, Traditional Korean Dance, and Seoul City Tour/ MarketTour, Folk Village, Korean b-boys, Bungee jumping and many more!
Field Trips East Sea overnight trip & Gyeongju, Gyeongbok & Biwon Palaces, Boryeong Mud Festival, white-water rafting, Busan Trip, and Jeju
12 - 13
Korean LanguageISP342AISP342BISP342C
- Beginner Korean- Intermediate Korean- Advanced Korean
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Korean & East Asian Studies
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- Korean Pop-culture- Korean Family- South-North Korean Relations- Formation of the East Asian World- East Asian Civilization- Eastern Religion and Philosophy
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IKLCP
PURPOSEThis program is designed for undergraduate andgraduate students as well as high school seniorsDankook University’s International Language Schoolprofessors offer students a unique language coursedesigned for language immersion over a short periodof time. The 4 week course focuses on vocabulary,writing and speaking mixed with cultural immersion tofully understand the culture of Korean society. OurIntensive language courses condense a semestersworth of language content into the shortened summersession. Students can enjoy the smaller classes whichare divided into 3 levels-beginner, intermediate andadvanced providing valuable one n one time with theprofessors. Students benefit by learning a new
language in just weeks, expand on careeropportunities and gain an international perspectivestudents. who have been accepted to a four-yearuniversity who wish to improve their understanding ofKorean culture and increase their knowledge ofKorean language in a 3-week intensive summer periodare encouraged to apply.
QUALIFICATIONUndergraduate or graduate students currently enrolledin universities or colleges outside of Korea are eligibleto apply. Students can earn up to 6 credits (KoreanLanguage and Korean Culture classes, 3 credits each)transferable to home Universities.
DAILY SCHEDULE
Korean Language Class
09:00am - 1:00pm 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Korean Culture Class
PERIODIKLCP Period (3 weeks): July 31st ~ August 19th, 2011
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1st
week
8/1Language &
Culture Classes
8/2Language &
Culture Classes
8/3Language &
Culture Classes
8/4Language &
Culture Classes Welcome Party
8/5Language Class 8/6
Field Trip8/7
Field Trip
2nd
week
8/8Language &
Culture Classes
8/9Language &
Culture Classes
8/10Language &
Culture Classes
8/11Language &
Culture Classes
8/12Language &
Culture Classes
8/13Field Trip
8/14Field Trip
3rd
week8/15
National Holiday
8/16Language &
Culture Classes
8/17Language &
Culture Classes
8/18Language &
Culture Classes
8/19Language &
Culture Classes
Farewell Party
8/20~21Free Day!
8/22Departure
7/30Arrive
7/29Arrive
7/31OrientationLevel Test
DKU International Summer SchoolINTENSIVE KOREAN LANGUAGEAND CULTURE PROGRAM OUTLINE
CULTURE CLASSES (Mandatory)
Contents are subject to change without prior notice.
Area Contents
Culture ClassesKorean Business, Cooking Korean Food, Korean Mask Making, Korean Movie, Ceramic Arts,Taekwondo, Calligraphy, Hanbok Design, Traditional Korean Music, Traditional KoreanDance, Korea History, Korea Pop-culture, Samulnori & many more!!
Field Class Andong Hahoe Folk Village & Gyeongju, Gyeongbok & Biwon Palaces, and Daehak-ro
14 - 15
CERTIFICATE, GRADES & CREDIT TRANSFERAll participants who successfully complete the program are awarded a certificate of achievement, and summerschool grades will be sent to their homes and schools by regular mail three weeks after the final day of theprogram. Students should receive pre-approval from their home universities to ensure credits are transferable.Following written request students will receive two copies of their grades, sent to their home universities 3 weeksafter completion of courses. Transfer of credits will be in accordance with the regulations of individual homeinstitutions.
IRP
In this program we offer an opportunity to our partneruniversity undergraduate and graduate students towork on special research projects under the guidanceof faculty members of Dankook University. Thisprogram allows a student to become a part of aresearch team to design and implement experiments.The main goal of the program is to obtain a deeperunderstanding of a particular area of research interestas well as to develop creative and independentthinking and problem solving skills.
Under this program, students are expected to conductthe research on either the Jukjeon or Cheonan campuson a full time basis under the direct supervision of afaculty or research staff member from DankookUniversity for a 8-week summer session, during June20th ~ August 19th, 2011.
Participation in the special research project is subjectto the availability of suitable projects and the approvalby faculty members. Each student will meet withfaculty member on a regular basis to discuss, developand execute a project during the summer months.Alternatively, a student who desires a particularresearch project not listed on the website’s projectslist, may seek out a faculty member who is willing tosupervise his/her research and develop a specificproject. In this case, the student may be required tosubmit a research proposal.
Students working on these projects will receive freecampus housing, one daily meal coupon and access tothe optional cultural activities and field trips within theInternational Summer Academic Program andIntensive Korean Language and Culture Programperiods during the summer session.
The following are particular programs that supportstudents in research projects in engineering andscience disciplines on our two campuses.
Jukjeon Campus: School of Electronics and ElectricalEngineering, School of Polymer System Engineering(Polymer Science and Engineering Major, Fiber SystemEngineering Major), School of Computer Science andEngineering, Department of Civil and EnvironmentalEngineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering,Department of Chemical Engineering, Department ofChemistry, Department of Food Science andNutrition, Department of Molecular Biology,Department of Applied Physics, and Department ofStatistics.
Cheonan Campus: Department of Civil andEnvironmental Engineering, Department of MaterialsScience and Engineering, Department of Engineeringand Chemical Technology, Department of FoodEngineering, Department of Industrial Engineering,School of Computer Science (Computer ScienceMajor, Multimedia Engineering Major), Department ofElectronic Engineering. Department of AppliedMathematics, Department of Electro-physics,Department of Chemistry, Department of Life Science,Department of Microbiology. Department of FoodScience and Biotechnology, Department of AnimalResources Science, Department of EnvironmentalHorticulture, Department of Environmental Scienceand Landscape Architecture, Department of Pre-Dentistry, Department of Dentistry, Department ofPre-Medicine, Department of Medicine andDepartment of Nursing Science
For the research opportunities please contact uswww.dankook.ac.kr to locate faculty members oracademic departments/research centers that might beof interest. For students in the engineering and sciencecurriculum, up to 6 research credits are available uponcompletion of a 8-week summer research program.
DKU International Summer SchoolINTERNATIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM OUTLINE
16 - 17
SCHOLARSHIPA. Sister-University Scholarship: 1000 USD off the tuition and fees will be granted to participants whose home
university has a sister relation with DKU. Students of sister-universities with an established exchange programmay apply for full/partial scholarships.
B. Heritage Scholarship: 1000 USD off the tuition and fees will be granted to participants who were adopted fromKorea.
C. Regional Scholarship: The following scholarship will be granted to participants off the tuition and fees accordingto their home region.
In the event students are eligible for more than 2 of the above scholarships only the largest one will be granted.
Early Applicants: 100 USD will be refunded to participants on the condition that applicants register and completethe application by the early application deadline.
1,000 USD Africa, South America
700 USD Eastern Europe, Middle East, Mongolia
COST & APPLICATION INFORMATION
COST
Description ISP Exchange Students
Application Fee
Tuition and Fees
Accommodation (one meal per day included)
100 USD
2,000 USD
300 USD
Total 2,400 USD
IKLCP
100 USD
1,500 USD
250 USD
1,850 USD
Research
100 USD
500 USD
600 USD
1,200 USD
Apply for Full/PartialScholarship
500 USD Western Europe, North America, Oceania, South Asia, Russia
Schedule is subject to change
SCHEDULE English Village& Academic
Program
AcademicProgram
English Village& ResearchProgram
ResearchProgram
Intensive KoreanLanguage and
Culture Program
Early Application Deadline March 31st March 31st April 29th
April 22nd April 22nd May 27th
April 29th April 29th June 3rd
May 6th May 6th July 10th
June 14th ~ 15th June 8th ~ 9th June 14th ~ 15th June 29th ~ 30th
June 16th ~ 19th July 10th June 16th ~ 19th June 17th June 31th
June 20th ~August 5th
July 11th ~August 5th
June 20th ~August 19th
June 20th ~August 19th August 1st ~ 19th
August 6th ~ 8th August 20th ~ 22th August 20th ~ 22nd
Final Application Deadline
Payment Due
Acceptance Notice
Arrival Date
Orientation
Program Period
Departure Date
18 - 19
COMMENTS
Leah Jurilla, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona“As a returnee, of course the experience cannot compare to my first time being here, however I took this as abrand new experience. I’ve met so many different types of people this time around and I was able to become morecomfortable with getting around Korea and using Korean language. This program offers so much and you gain somuch personally. Many people can recommend the program but it is just something people need to live andexperience.”
Kaylie Clendenon, California State University, Long Beach“I figured out how to keep students engaged and occupied, made friends from all over the world that I can now visit. Ihad to meet my students in Seoul and I found my way there alone quickly and efficiently? I learned how to use publictransport.”
Susan Hur, Montclair State University“I got teaching experience, which has helped me a lot in the way I have thought about my major (Family & Child Studies).In the English Village, I met a lot of Korean students who I have learned a lot from. I had to learn how to travel in Koreaby myself and utilize the Korean language.”
Sarah Nagel, Ferris State University“I thought that the Korean Art History class was fantastic. The teacher was always ready to go, nice and able toanswer questions. I loved the field trips to museums and palaces and places in the city. Going to the art field tripsand taking the art history class helped me learn more and learn how to write more efficiently on the topic of art.”
Alexander Long, George Mason University“In my Introduction to TESOL class I did my first presentation with very little preparation. I did my second and
third and fourth with a lot more preparation time because I learned how hard it was without it.”
Professor Lionel Mandy, California State University Long Beach“It has been my honor and pleasure to teach the international Business course as part of the Dankook University’s
International Summer Program. Dean Shim and his staff are to be congratulated for creating an outstanding program.The enthusiasm of the international students and the Dankook University students has surprised me to return to teach
in 2011. I am grateful; this program has been a gift for me.”
Cody Dulock, Wagner College“The cultural activities, specifically the weekend trips were very well organized and I enjoyed
them immensely. I enjoyed the wide selection of classes to choose from and the broaddemographics of the students that were in the program, I met many different types of
people from around the world. Generally the helpful nature from all staff and people Iinteracted with in dealing with the program made the program worthwhile.”
Jessica Corbeil, Grant MacEwan University“Being able to meet Korean people, experience their culture with them has been amazing! The different
ways of living are really cool to discover! I guess I have grown in becoming more culturally aware andsensitive to the people around me. This is towards students and locals! It’s been a lot of fun!”
Kyle Lucas, Ferris State University“I took a Korean language course while here. At the beginning of the trip I could not speak any Korean, read menus, etc.By the end of the program I felt confident going into a restaurant that I could at least order a few items”
Christopher Tucci, Manhattan College“Yesterday, after completing a final examination, I ran around campus trying to find cups for class. I used my new
knowledge of campus, the Korean culture and language, and other skills to find the cups. I even did it all in Korean.”
John Huang, California State University, Berkeley“The weekend trips to the famous locations was definitely memorable. The DMZ trip was very
eye opening for me because that location was something I only read about in books.”
Application Process
20 How to ApplyApplication Materials / Online Application Procedure / Payment Method
21 InformationAccommodation / GTN / Arrival / Medical Facilities and Insurance /Refund & Cancellation Policy
22-23 Campuses & Directions
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ACCOMMODATIONAll participants wil l be placed in a doubleoccupancy room of our newly built dormitory. AKorean and/or international student roommate willbe assigned to allow each participant to fullyexperience Korea. Each room is completelyfurnished with 2 single beds, pillows, desks, chairs,closets, telephone, internet connection, and privatebathroom. A variety of facilities are also availablefor residents convenience such as a coin operatedlaundry room, cafeteria, fitness center, conveniencestore, seminar & reading room, etc. It is advisedthat students should bring bed linens, towels and alaptop. Students will receive one meal coupon per day.Other meal plans are at the discretion of thestudent. The cafeteria in the campus offers threemeals a day, all of which are affordably priced.International students are encouraged to gettogether with Dankook University students tosample various foods from the cafeterias andrestaurants in and around campus.For International students wanting a single room anextra charge of 15,000KRW per night, per studentwill be added to the overall program costs. Studentsshould make this selection during the applicationprocess, after arrival students will be assigned aroom for the duration of the program.DKU requires prior notice for students wanting tostay after a program finishes. Students will becharged 15,000 KRW (daily) for extended use ofthe dormitory.
GTN (Global Talent Network)Groups of GTN (Global Talent Network) students areavailable to ease the transition into living andunderstanding life in Korea. The GTN students areDankook University students proficient in English.GTN students will participate in a variety of culturalactivities and assist international students in adjustingto their new surroundings. For any guidance and/orsupport, students can turn to the GTN for help withlife in Korea.
ARRIVALOn arrival to Incheon International Airport, on requestGTN students will greet and guide you to DankookUniversity via the airport limousine shuttle bus. It willbe the responsibility of all international students to payfor their own transportation to and from DankookUniversity. The airport shuttle bus will cost 15,000KRW. After reaching Dankook Campus one of ouruniversity shuttle vans will be provided free of chargeto your dormitory. Please arrange your flight scheduleahead of time to arrive between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00p.m. on the program arrival date. You should informus of your f l ight schedule once it has beendetermined.
MEDICAL FACILITIES AND INSURANCEISS students are required to submit proof of healthinsurance for the period of their stay in Korea. Thosewho do not submit proof of health insurance arerequired to purchase insurance through a designatedagency that Dankook University will recommend uponthe student’s arrival in Korea. Insurance in Korea isreasonably priced at 15,000 KRW (approximately$15.00 USD), for details of coverage please refer toour website. In case of emergency, students can go tothe Dankook University Health Clinic for care.General assistance is always available at the Office ofInternational Affairs.
REFUND/CANCELLATION POLICYThe application fee is non-refundable. For tuition &fees (dormitory, culture activities and field trips) arerefundable. All requests for refund must be made inwriting. For a 100% tuition & fees refund, a writtennotice of refund must be received by DankookUniversity at least two weeks prior to the start ofprogram. And within the first week of classes studentscan receive 50% of the tuition and dormitory back,minus the related bank charges and postages. After thefirst week of classes, there will be no refunds for thetuition & fees. For the cultural activities & trips, we willmake reservations far in advance, so cancellation andrefund of the trips will not be accepted once theprogram begins. All refunds will be paid within 30days of cancellation.
For further details on the International Winter/Summer School please refer toour website www.dankook.ac.kr
INFORMATIONHOW TO APPLY
APPLICATION PACKAGE MATERIALS FOR INTERNS
Online Application100 USD application fee (non-refundable)A copy of passport information pageOfficial academic transcripts (sealed) Proof of health insurance
Personal introduction Daily Lesson plan
Note: You can purchase Korean health insurance during the application process.Note: 6 & 7 Required for internship only: please refer to DKU website
ONLINE APPLICATION PROCEDURE
Complete Online Application Form at www.dankook.ac.krMail the Application Materials to Office of International Affairs.Pay the Application Fee.Receive confirmed admissions by email and check the invoiced amount.Pay the Tuition and Fees / Apply for HousingPrepare for a great time at Dankook University!!!Note: Students applying for the English Village Internship. We require students to apply through their international Affairs office orequivalent. Please make sure to apply through your home university international office to make your application official.
PAYMENT METHOD
Wire Transfer:Name of the Bank: Woori Bank (TEL: 82-31-8005-4021)Bank Address: 126 Jukjeon-dong, Suji-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea (p.c. 448-701)Account Number: 1081-200-425879Receiver: Lee Byoung MinSwift Code: HVBKKRSESender's name should be the applicant's name
Checks: Bank checks, Cashier’s checks, Bank/International money orders must be made payable to “DankookUniversity.” Only secure instruments will be accepted.
Note:Personal checks are not allowed.
BANK FEES
Students should be prepared to cover the cost of banking fees. Bank transaction fees are to be paid by applicants.Any outstanding fees will be paid by the applicants upon arrival.
Note:Students should cover the additional cost of banking fees.
How to get to DKU
We strongly recommend you to use a limousine bus from the airports.You may get the information on these lines and purchases the bus ticket at the passenger terminal.
From Incheon International Airport From Gimpo AirportFrom
Destination
Running Hours
Travelling Time
Bus Stop
Fare
Jukjeon Campus Cheonan Campus Jukjeon Campus Cheonan Campus
Ori / DankookUniversity Cheonan Ori / Dankook
University Cheonan
05:20 ~ 22:40 06:30 ~ 21:30 06:50 ~ 21:20 07:00 ~ 22:00
90 min. 130 min. 50 min. 100 min.
8A1st Floor
9D1st Floor
InternationalTerminal #1
InternationalTerminal #1
12,000KRW 15,900KRW 6,000KRW 7,700KRW
CAMPUSES and DIRECTIONS
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Cheonan Campus
Jukjeon Campus