Korean Humanism Track

The Department of Asian & Asian American Studies is releasing a new track available for students to pursue! Designed for students with a strong interest in classical texts and a commitment to advancing research on Korea’s humanistic traditions, the program was created in response to a need for a ethically informed, and historically grounded approach in an era of global uncertainty, technological growth, and shifting cultural values. Through close examination with primary sources, students will develop the skills to rethink questions of humanity, knowledge, and responsibility across time and cultures. The program offers a rigorous, interdisciplinary curriculum, with full tuition support available for selected candidates.

Program Highlights

• Curriculum: A carefully curated 30-credit program completed over three semesters.
• Full Tuition Scholarships: Available to selected students for up to 30 credits, contingent upon maintaining a minimum GPA of 3.5.
• Interdisciplinary Approach: Study Korea’s classical heritage through literature, history, and philosophy.
• Primary Source Training: Gain the skills to read and interpret premodern Korean materials.
• Career Preparation: Well-suited for students planning to pursue doctoral study in Korean or East Asian studies.