KYUNG HEE UNIVERSITY
SOUTH KOREA EXCHANGE PROGRAM
PROGRAM DATES & ELIGIBILITY
FALL SEMESTER DATES: September– December
SPRING SEMESTER DATES: Mid-February – Late June
MORE DETAILED INFORMATION
CLASSES & CREDITS
Course-load: 12 credits—MANDATORY!
Students are guaranteed elective credits.
—> You may receive major electives upon consulting with your department.
Types of Classes:
It is recommended that students take Elective Credits.
Subjects Offered:
–Economics
–Finance
–Business
–Political Science
-Korean Language Program
–East Asian Studies
–Korean Language Program
-Anthropology
–Sociology
–Literature
–Linguistics (limited)
–Consecutive Interpreting (limited)
–Psychology (limited)
–History (limited)
–And more
Kyung Hee has 2 campuses:
- Seoul Campus (Main Campus)
- Global Campus (1.5 – 3 hours away from the Seoul campus)
We usually do not recommend that students take classes at the Global Campus, however, ever since Kyung Hee started offering a Korean language track, they have been offered at the Global Campus, not the Seoul campus.
- Please note that Korean language courses at Kyung Hee University are much more difficult than Korean at QC since they are taught in complete immersion & courses that seem to correspond with QC courses may actually be a level higher in terms of difficulty.
We do not recommend taking classes at both campuses. You should select one campus only. We discourage selecting the Global Campus.
[Seoul Campus]
College of Humanities
College of Politics and Economics
School of Management
College of Hotel and Tourism Management
College of Sciences College of Human Ecology
Humanitas College
[Global Campus]
College of Engineering College of Software
College of Electronics and Information
College of Applied Science
College of Life Science
College of International Studies
College of Foreign Language and Literature
College of Art and Design (Korean only)
Humanitas College
Course Lists from previous semesters HERE
(An Excel Sheet will be downloaded)
HOUSING
Dorms
Information on dorm availability and prices become available once students are completing the Kyung Hee University Application (after being nominated by Queens College and completing Queens College Commitment Paperwork).
ESTIMATED TOTAL COST WITHOUT TUITION
FINANCIAL AID
Yes, in general, tuition may be covered, depending on your package. Sometimes, TAP is not guaranteed. For exchange programs, students pay CUNY tuition, so it is as if you are still at Queens College.
You must submit a Course Approval Form to the Financial Aid Office.
—> Information on Course Approval Forms can be found HERE.
See our “Financial Aid for Study Abroad” Page HERE for more details.
SCHOLARSHIPS
-See our Scholarships Page HERE
Look for:
-Queens College Internal Scholarships
-Gillman Scholarship
-Freeman Asia
TRANSFERRING CREDITS
See our “How to Transfer Study Abroad Credits” Page HERE for more information.
IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT GRADUATION
If your semester abroad is your last semester of college, you will not be able to graduate until one semester later.
For example, if you study abroad in the Fall, you will not be able to graduate until the Spring because it takes us a while to receive your transcript.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1. Can I take Major/Minor Classes Abroad?
It is highly recommended that you take Elective Credits abroad, since you will not know exactly which classes you will take until you are abroad.
It may be possible to take Major/Minor credits abroad if those classes are offered abroad and if your department approves of those classes on a Course Approval Form. It is up to your Major/Minor Department’s discretion.
2. Can I take General Education classes abroad?
You will have to ask Advising about this.
PODCAST EPISODES
Study Abroad Office
King Hall, Room 203
Queens College, CUNY
65-30 Kissena Blvd. Flushing, New York 11367-1597
718-997-5050
718-997-5055 (FAX)
Email: studyabroad@qc.cuny.edu