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Korea Studies | Program Activities

Research Opportunities

Students in Korea Studies are encouraged to work as research assistants for visiting scholars at the U.S.-Korea Institute at SAIS.

Co-curricular Activities

Each fall semester, a faculty member conducts independent research on current issues in U.S.-Korean relations under the title, “The Two Koreas: Contemporary Research and Record.” At a time to be determined, the faculty member leads students on a research and fact checking trip to Seoul to deepen their research and enrich their knowledge. The findings are compiled into a book published by SAIS online as a U.S.-Korea yearbook.

Other Opportunities

Korea Studies students are encouraged to apply for Korea Studies fellowships from the U.S.-Korea Institute at SAIS. Application procedures are announced every January, and applications usually are due to be submitted in early February.

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 For more information on the SAIS Korea Studies Program, please contact: 
Jae-Jung Suh
Director

Nicole Baillis
Program Coordinator

202.663.5830
nbaillis@jhu.edu

  

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