Online Undergraduate Certificate Foreign Language Area Studies - Korean
Foreign Language Area Studies - Korean
Undergraduate CertificateNext Session Starts
May 7Gain familiarity with Korean language and culture to help you function effectively in Korea.
South Korea has been named the world's most innovative country on the Bloomberg Innovation Index every year since 2014, and it leads the East Asian region in areas such as democracy and healthcare. South Korea has growing influence in global popular culture due to the Korean Wave, and it is on the front line of one of the most pressing geo-political issues facing the world today. Korean promises to be a highly sought-after language in business, politics, and entertainment, and this certificate will mark your investment in understanding and engaging Korea's growing influence.
- Courses
- Requirements
Korean Core Courses (6 credits)
- (3 Credits, KORN 111)
- (3 Credits, KORN 112)
Related Area Studies Courses (12 credits)
Choose from the following courses:
- Any KORN course(s) (3 Credits)
- (3 Credits, ANTH 417)
- (3 Credits, ASTD 155)
- (3 Credits, ASTD 284)
- (3 Credits, ASTD 285)
- (3 Credits, ASTD 302)
- (3 Credits, HIST 382)
- (3 Credits, KORN 333)
- Other courses related to Korean Studies (3 Credits, ASTD)
(Contact your academic advisor for additional approved courses)
- To pursue a certificate program, you must be admitted as a UMGC student.
- All undergraduate certificate coursework must be completed within two years of enrolling in the first certificate course.
- You are responsible for notifying UMGC of your intention to complete certificate work before completion of your last course.
- You can pursue a degree and certificate simultaneously or pursue a degree after completing the certificate, but the application for any certificate completed while in progress toward the degree must be submitted before award of the degree.
- You cannot use the same course toward completion of more than one certificate.
- In cases where the same course is required for two certificates, you must replace that course with an approved substitute for the second certificate.
- No more than half of the total credits for any certificate can be earned through credit by examination, Prior Learning portfolio credit, internship/Workplace Learning credit, or transfer credit from other schools.
- Certificates consisting primarily of upper-level coursework may assume prior study in that area. Check prerequisites for certificate courses.
- Prerequisites for certificate courses can be satisfied by coursework, credit by examination, or Prior Learning portfolio credit.
- At least half of the total credits for any certificate must be earned through graded coursework.
- All required coursework for the certificate must be completed with a minimum grade of C (2.0) in all courses for an undergraduate certificate and B (3.0) in all courses for a graduate certificate.
- Certificate courses cannot be taken pass/fail.
- All graduate certificate requirements must be fulfilled within five consecutive years. Any transfer credits must have been earned within the five-year time frame to be applied toward a graduate certificate.
Korean Core Courses (6 credits)
- (3 Credits, KORN 111)
- (3 Credits, KORN 112)
Related Area Studies Courses (12 credits)
Choose from the following courses:
- Any KORN course(s) (3 Credits)
- (3 Credits, ANTH 417)
- (3 Credits, ASTD 155)
- (3 Credits, ASTD 284)
- (3 Credits, ASTD 285)
- (3 Credits, ASTD 302)
- (3 Credits, HIST 382)
- (3 Credits, KORN 333)
- Other courses related to Korean Studies (3 Credits, ASTD)
(Contact your academic advisor for additional approved courses)
- To pursue a certificate program, you must be admitted as a UMGC student.
- All undergraduate certificate coursework must be completed within two years of enrolling in the first certificate course.
- You are responsible for notifying UMGC of your intention to complete certificate work before completion of your last course.
- You can pursue a degree and certificate simultaneously or pursue a degree after completing the certificate, but the application for any certificate completed while in progress toward the degree must be submitted before award of the degree.
- You cannot use the same course toward completion of more than one certificate.
- In cases where the same course is required for two certificates, you must replace that course with an approved substitute for the second certificate.
- No more than half of the total credits for any certificate can be earned through credit by examination, Prior Learning portfolio credit, internship/Workplace Learning credit, or transfer credit from other schools.
- Certificates consisting primarily of upper-level coursework may assume prior study in that area. Check prerequisites for certificate courses.
- Prerequisites for certificate courses can be satisfied by coursework, credit by examination, or Prior Learning portfolio credit.
- At least half of the total credits for any certificate must be earned through graded coursework.
- All required coursework for the certificate must be completed with a minimum grade of C (2.0) in all courses for an undergraduate certificate and B (3.0) in all courses for a graduate certificate.
- Certificate courses cannot be taken pass/fail.
- All graduate certificate requirements must be fulfilled within five consecutive years. Any transfer credits must have been earned within the five-year time frame to be applied toward a graduate certificate.