Basic Korean Language Program (101-104) and General Education Courses
Introduction
All language courses are designed to develop or improve four language skills - i.e., speaking, listening, reading and writing - in students’ performance and competence. In addition, the courses offered in the Korean Language program integrate cultural components into course materials by using authentic texts and audio-visual materials including newspaper articles, dramas, films, documentaries, etc.
Korean BLP schedule
| course | prerequisite | semester offere |
|---|---|---|
| KOR 101 - Elementary Korean I | none | Fall |
| KOR 102 - Elementary Korean II | KOR 101 or placement | Spring |
| KOR 103 - Intermediate Korean I | KOR 102 or placement | Fall |
| KOR 104 - Intermediate Korean II | KOR 103 or placement | Spring |
| KOR 201 – Advanced | KOR 104 or placement | TBD |
| KOR 130 - Understanding Korean History, Culture and Society (taught in English) | none | Fall |
| KOR 230 - Korean Popular Culture in a Global World (taught in English) | none | Spring |
Language Requirement
Students who pass Korean 104 fulfill the LAS language requirement and are able to continue with 200-level courses.
Who to contact
For more information on policies, placement, and course syllabi or for questions about Korean at UIC, please contact the Korean Basic Language Coordinator.