Global Korean Studies
Global Korean Studies
Yonsei University's Institute for Global Korean Studies operates the Global Korean Studies to meet the needs of Korean history consumers in Korea and abroad, contributing to in-depth understanding of Korean history and humanistic communication.
Courses
Modern and Contemporary Korean History for Newcomers and International Students
This introductory course is tailored for "newcomers," defined broadly to include individuals from diverse backgrounds currently...
Peace Studies Seminar: East Asian History for the Future
By moving beyond the modern era's legacy of wars of aggression and revolutions, this course aims to lay the groundwork for mutu...
Perspectives on North Korea and Research Methodologies
This course examines the historical trajectory of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) from 1967, when the core cha...
Introduction to Korean Studies for Vietnamese Students
Designed for Vietnamese international students studying in South Korea, this course provides a general overview of Korea.
Political Systems and Governing Experiences in Premodern Korea: A History of Central and Local Areas
This course examines premodern society, characterized by an established centralized bureaucracy, to address the core question: ...
Issues in Ancient History and the Quest for Historical Methodologies
This course provides a systematic examination of ancient Korean history, beginning with core research debates and progressing t...
Public History in South Korea: Current State and Practice
Public history is not the exclusive purview of experts; rather, it serves as the interface between history and the public, embo...
Digital Humanities and Korean History
This course explores the process of analyzing key concepts in modern and contemporary Korean history through the lens of Digita...
The Posthuman Era and Korean History
This course surveys Korean history through the lens of ecological and environmental history, framing our current era of intensi...