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Overview

There are generally three types of Korean courses available at HUFS:

Regular Semester Korean Language and Culture Courses

HUFS credits earned
Register during course registration period

Course sections taught in English

IELTS - overall band score of at least 6.0
TOEFL/TOEFL ITP - 550 or higher
- computer-based 213 or higher
- internet-based 80 or higher
TOEIC - 750 or higher
letter from a university professor familiar both with the expected standards of an English-medium university program and with the student's ability to perform in an English-medium academic atmosphere.

Course sections taught in Korean

Korean Language Proficiency Required from the following options:
- TOPIK 3
- KLAT 150+ (B2)
- 15 hours [4-5 classes] of university-level Korean language courses (e.g., Korean 101, 102, 201, 202, 301)
- HUFS Intensive Korean Program Level 4 Certificate

Intensive Korean Language Program

Not a regular, credit-earning class at HUFS
No prior experience necessary
Orientation / Take level test on March 4 10:00am
Placed into Level 1 - 6
200 hour Certificate program
- Monday - Friday
- 09:00-13:00

informal korean language programs

Introductory Evening Korean (aka Survival Korean)

Seoul Campus

Not a regular, credit-earning class at HUFS
40 hour Certificate program
- 18:00-20:00
- Monday/Wednesday, or Tuesday/Thursday
Sign up in March by Thursday (you will be sent a Google Form for signing up via email with additional instructions)

k-buddy program

Global Campus

1:1 mentoring program (1 International students, 1 Korean students)
Free of Charge and Optional Program
Matched depending on the language that students want to learn

For example, If one of Korean student wants to learn Spanish, he/she will be matched with international student who can speak Spanish and want to learn Korean.

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