DKU International Summer Program [ISP] - English Village

OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

DANKOOK UNIVERSITY 126 Jukjeon-dong, Suji-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, 448-701, Korea

TEL : 82-31-8005-2103~5 FAX : 82-31-8005-2106

E-mail : [email protected] http://global.dankook.ac.kr/

DKU International Summer Program [ISP]

- English Village (Internship Program) 6/21 - 7/9- Academic Program 7/12 - 8/6

DKU Intensive Korean Language8/2 - 8/20

and Culture Program [IKLCP]

DKU International Summer Research [ISR] 6/21 - 8/20

During the past 62 years since its founding in 1947, Dankook University has grown as one of Korea'sleading private universities under its founding motto of 'National Salvation, Independence and SelfReliance' as well as the twin guiding principles of 'Truth and Service' underlying the motto. Now ouruniversity is at an important turning point as it starts a new chapter in its history. Amid the globalchanges taking place in the 21st century, defined by the knowledge-based economy and informationsociety, the race to cultivate national talent is accelerating. With market principles being applied tocollege education, universities can no longer advance unless they secure a future-oriented growthengine.

In order to respond to these macro changes, Dankook University built its new Jukjeon Campus aswell as announced its A+ Vision 2017 project. These are two core goals that must be met for thesuccess of this master plan in which we will invest 540 billion KRW over the next ten years.

We are aiming at pursuing proactive self innovation by creating change rather than sitting back andmerely becoming followers of change. We are upscaling every element the university offers fromeducation, research, services to enhance cooperation between industry and academia in order tomeet international standards.

Beginning this year, we introduced the self certification system for majors, the first of its kind inKorea. We will also exert dedicated efforts to strengthen globalization of the university by forming aglobal network. Our vision is to have our students share knowledge with fellow youths around theworld and have our professors join hands with scholars overseas in the quest for knowledge.

We are pleased with the success of the 2009 International Summer School Program. Studentsexperienced a great sense of accomplishment with the program, many stating they were so enrichedby the cultural experience they have developed a deep fondness for Korea and desire to return.Building on this success we look forward to the continuation and expansion of this program. It is withpleasure that I extend an invitation for you to join our 2010 International Summer School Program.

We look forward to the heartfelt support for Dankook University as it takes on this new challenge toreinvent itself on top of the foundation of nationhood to become the home of young globalintelligence.

Hosung Chang, Ph.D.President

Dankook University

Welcome toDankook University

President’s Message

5 How to Apply 14-15ScheduleApplication MaterialsApplication ProcedureCostPayment MethodScholarship

6 Information 16-17AccommodationGTN (Global Talent Network)ArrivalCertificate, Grades & Credit TransferMedical Facilities and InsuranceReimbursementRefund/Cancellation Policy

7 Campus Maps and Directions 18How to get to DKU

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1 DKU International Summer Program - English Village (Internship) Outline 6-7Purpose Qualification PeriodSessionsTeam Building Activity

2 DKU International Summer Program - Academic Program Outline 8-9Qualification PeriodAcademic ClassesCultural Activities

3 DKU Intensive Korean Language and Culture Program Outline 10-11Purpose Qualification PeriodDaily ScheduleCulture Classes

4 DKU International Summer Research Program Outline 12-13

International Summer School

PURPOSEEnglish Village is a community at Dankook University designed to simulate an English immersion environment. Invited native English speaking students (interns) will lead small groups of English conversation classes daily. Students who wish to spend an additional 3 weeks in Korea and receive reimbursement for their flight ticket (up toUSD1,200) are invited to apply for the Language & Culture Internship Program. In this program, students willarrive 3 weeks before the International Summer School Program begins and stay in the provided DankookUniversity dormitories free of charge.

QUALIFICATIONUndergraduate or graduate native English speaking students currently enrolled in universities or colleges outside Korea are eligible to apply.

Note: Participants in the Internship Program must attend the Academic Program

PERIODISP Optional Internship Period (3 weeks): June 21st (Mon.) ~ July 9th (Fri.), 2010

SESSIONSStudents will be given an information package containing information on class instruction and materials. Participating students will be matched with 3 groups of 3 students for 2 hours per group per day. The students areDankook University students who are interested in English conversation and meeting people from differentcultures.

The Korean students will be divided into three groups, A- Beginner, B- Intermediate and C- High Intermediate soparticipating students are able to handle instruction easily. A brief training session taught by a faculty member ofDankook University will prepare students to lead small discussion groups and free talking conversations with Korean students.

This is a great opportunity to develop friendships with Korean students and gain insight into Korean culture frompersonal experiences.

TEAM BUILDING ACTIVITYTeam Building Activity will be held on Fridays and it consists of Volley ball and Dodge ball Tournaments and BBQ parties.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

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DKU International Summer Program ENGLISH VILLAGE (INTERNSHIP) OUTLINE

Oscar Lopez, California State University, San Bernadino, USA“The memories that I have collected in Korea and DKU will surely take a spaceinside my heart. The people and culture of Korea has made the country a veryhospitable place for me. I am very glad for making the decision of doing thesummer program at DKU.”

Shelly Park, University of California, Berkeley, USA“Having such an opportunity to spend time with Korean students and in turnmake friends, was the best part about English Village. They were more thanwilling to go out of their way to take me around town and spend extra time withme, outside of class. A great deal of Hospitality.”

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QUALIFICATIONUndergraduate or graduate students currently enrolled in universities or colleges as well as high school seniorswho have been accepted to a four-year university outside of Korea are eligible to apply. Students will earn up to 6credits (2 courses) transferable to home Universities.

ACADEMIC CLASSES

Brand ManagementEast Asian CivilizationEast Asian International RelationsFar Eastern PoliticsGlobalizationInternational EconomicsInternational FinanceInternational TourismInternational BusinessIntro to Probability and Statistics

Intro to TESOLKorean Art HistoryKorean Culture and Mass MediaKorean Economy and BusinessKorean Language I & IIModern Korean HistoryMoney and BankingNorth Korean PoliticsPeople and Culture of AsiaPrinciples of Economics

Academic Classes

Cultural Activities & Field TripsCultural Activities - Students should only sign up (during the application process) for activities for which they wouldlike to participation in. Once we have received student’s confirmation an updated schedule of activities will beemailed and posted on a bulletin board in the dormitory, therefore please check emails regularly. Activity fees willnot be refunded once the program starts. Costs will be kept to a minimum between 5,000W~20,000W($5~$20USD) for the cost of materials depending on the activity.

Field Trips - Please sign up during the application process. Each tour will be cancelled when less than 30 studentsparticipate in the tour. The tour is reserved on a first come, first served basis, confirmed by the receipt of the fullpayment of the tour when signing up. The cancellation of the tour will be announced a week before the tour andthe fee will be refunded. For assistance please follow the Dankook University website online prompts.

PERIODISP Academic Program Period (4 weeks): July 12th (Mon.) ~ August 6th (Fri.), 2010

The academic program consists of 4 weeks of intensive classes, taught by international and/or Korean professors. Each class meets 5 days a week, for 2 1/2 hours a day.Students may take up to 2 courses (6 credits) transferable to their home Universities.On-line registration for courses and course syllabi will be available on the DKU ISS website.Courses are subject to change without prior notice.

Contents are subject to change without prior notice.All activities are optional, but need to be registered for, with a nominal fee to cover the cost of materials.


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DKU International Summer ProgramACADEMIC PROGRAM OUTLINE

Cultural Activities (Optional)Area Contents

Cultural Activities

Korean Games, Korean Food Cooking, Korean Mask Making, Korean Movie, Ceramic Arts,Taekwondo, Calligraphy, Design of Hanbok, Traditional Korean Music, Traditional KoreanDance, and Seoul City Tour/ Market Tour

Field Trips Andong Hahoe Folk Village & Gyeongju, Gyeongbok & Biwon Palaces, and Daehak-ro

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PURPOSEThis program is designed for undergraduate andgraduate students as well as high school seniors whohave been accepted to a four-year university who wishto improve their understanding of Korean culture andincrease their knowledge of Korean language in a 3-week intensive summer period.

QUALIFICATIONUndergraduate or graduate students currently enrolledin universities or colleges outside of Korea are eligibleto apply. Students can earn up to 8 credits (KoreanLanguage and Korean Culture classes, 4 credits each)transferable to home Universities.

Daily Schedule09:00am - 12:00pm

Korean Language Class

1:00pm - 3:00pm 3:00pm - 6:00pm

Korean Culture Class

PERIODIKLCP Period (3 weeks): August 2nd (Mon.) ~ August 20th (Fri.), 2010


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7/31 Arrival

8/1Orientation

DKU INTENSIVE KOREAN LANGUAGEAND CULTURE PROGRAM OUTLINE

Culture Classes (Mandatory)

Contents are subject to change without prior notice.

Area Contents

Culture ClassesKorean Business, Korean Food Cooking, Korean Mask Making, Korean Movie, Ceramic Arts,Taekwondo, Calligraphy, Hanbok Design, Traditional Korean Music, Traditional KoreanDance, Korean History, Korean Pop-culture, Samulnori, Korean Poetry

Field Trips Andong Hahoe Folk Village & Gyeongju, Gyeongbok & Biwon Palaces, and Daehak-ro

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In this program we offer an opportunity to our partneruniversity undergraduate and graduate students to workon special research projects under guidance of facultymembers of Dankook University. This program allows astudent to become a part of a research team to designand implement experiments. The main goal of theprogram is to obtain a deeper understanding of aparticular area of research interest as well as to developcreative and independent thinking and problem solvingskills.

Under this program, students are expected to conductthe research on either the Jukjeon or Cheonan campuson a full time basis under the direct supervision of afaculty or research staff member from DankookUniversity for an 8-week summer session, during June21st ~ August 20th, 2010.

Participation in the special research project is subject tothe availability of suitable projects and the approval byfaculty members. Each student will meet with a facultymember on a regular basis to discuss, develop andexecute a project during the summer months.Alternatively, a student who desires a particular researchproject not listed on the website’s projects list, may seekout a faculty member who is willing to supervise his/herresearch and develop a specific project. In this case, thestudent may be required to submit a research proposal.

Students working on these projects will receive freecampus housing, two free cultural classes per week andfree field trips on Saturdays (during the InternationalSummer Program and Intensive Korean Language andCulture Program periods) and a meal coupon daily duringthe summer session.

The following are particular programs that supportstudents in research projects in engineering and sciencedisciplines on our two campuses. Jukjeon Campus: School of Electronics and ElectricalEngineering, School of Polymer System Engineering(Polymer Science and Engineering Major, Fiber SystemEngineering Major), School of Computer Science andEngineering, Department of Civil and EnvironmentalEngineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering,Department of Chemical Engineering, Department ofChemistry, Department of Food Science and Nutrition,Department of Molecular Biology, Department ofApplied Physics, and Department of Statistics.

Cheonan Campus: Department of Civil andEnvironmental Engineering, Department of MaterialsScience and Engineering, Department of Engineering andChemical Technology, Department of Food Engineering,Department of Industrial Engineering, School ofComputer Science (Computer Science Major, Multimedia

Engineering Major), Department of ElectronicEngineering. Department of Applied Mathematics,Department of Electro-physics, Department of Chemistry,Department of Life Science, Department ofMicrobiology. Department of Food Science andBiotechnology, Department of Animal Resources Science,Department of Environmental Horticulture, Departmentof Environmental Science and Landscape Architecture,Department of Pre-Dentistry, Department of Dentistry,Department of Pre-Medicine, Department of Medicineand Department of Nursing Science

For the research opportunities please contact us(www.dankook.ac.kr/web/eng) to locate faculty membersor academic departments/research centers that might beof interest. For students in the engineering and sciencecurriculum, up to six research credits and a certificate willbe awarded upon completion of the 8-week summerresearch program.

DKU INTERNATIONAL SUMMER RESEARCHPROGRAM OUTLINE

Torrin D mitri Mike, Florida State University, USA“Having such a diverse staff really added to the dynamic and international motif of DankookUniversity. Korea and Dankook alike have truly made paradigm changes in my perspective onthe world as well as my place in it in the future. I hope I will be able to return here very soonto continue learning and honing my skills as an internationally minded citizen.”

William Anthony Pfeffer, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, USA“I look forward to coming to Korea in the future now to pursue a career, and it is all because of this program!!!”

Professor Ellen Hansen, Emporia State University, Taught “People and Cultures of Asia”, USA

“I congratulate Dankook University for sponsoring aterrific International Summer Program. I have learned

so much by participating in this program, and I hope thestudents have learned from my class as well as from

their experiences outside class. It has been a wonderfulexperience. Thank you for the opportunity to

participate.”

Nicole Paula Pytlik, Florida State University, USA“Overall my summer in Korea was one that I will neverforget; I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it. This

experience has not only taught me so much aboutmyself but also about the world that we live in.”

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APPLICATION MATERIALSApplication form100 USD application fee (non-refundable)A copy of passport information pageAcademic transcripts An official certificate of enrollmentProof of health insurance (you can purchase Koreanhealth insurance during the application process) Medical Record showing vaccination oftuberculosis and hepatitisPersonal introduction (required for internship only)Lesson plan (required for internship only : pleaserefer to DKU website)

APPLICATION PROCEDURECreate ID and PW athttp://www.dankook.ac.kr/web/eng(available after December 1st 2009)Complete Online Application FormMail the Application Materialsto Office of International AffairsPay the Application FeeReceive Admissions by EmailPay the Tuition and Fees / Apply for Housing

PAYMENT METHODChecks: Only secure instruments will be accepted: bank/cashiers’ checks, and bank/international money orders. Checks must be made payable to “Dankook University”.

NOTE - Personal checks are not allowed

Wire Transfer: Name of the Bank: Woori Bank (TEL: 82-31-8005-4021)Bank Address: 126 Jukjeon-dong, Suji-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea (p.c. 448-701)Account Number: 1081-200-425879Receiver: DKU-ISSSwift Code: HVBKKRSESender's name should be the applicant's name

Bank FeesBank transaction fees are to be paid by applicants. Any outstanding fees will be paid by the applicants upon their arrival.

SCHOLARSHIPA. Sister-University Scholarship: 1000 USD will be granted to participants whose home university has a sister relation with

DKU. Students of sister-universities with an established summer exchange program may apply for full scholarships.B. Fraternity Scholarship: 1,000 USD will be granted to participants in case either or both of their parents are Korean.C. Heritage Scholarship: 1,000 USD will be granted to participants who were adopted from Korea.D. Regional Scholarship: The following scholarship will be granted to participants according to their home region.

Exchange students are not eligible for the above scholarships. The scholarship amount will be deducted from theprogram cost. In case participants are eligible for two or more scholarships, only the largest one will be granted.

E. Early Applicants: 100 USD will be refunded to participants on the condition that applicants register and completeapplication by the early application deadline.

SCHEDULE Schedule is subject to change

International Summer Program

Internship &Academic Program Academic Program

Intensive KoreanLanguage and Culture

Program

Early Application Deadline March 31st (Wed.)

1,000 USD Africa, South America

700 USD Eastern Europe, Middle East, Mongolia

April 16th (Fri.) April 30th (Fri.)

HOW TO APPLY

COST

Description ISP IKLCP Exchange Students

Application Fee

Tuition and Fees

Accommodation (one meal/day included)

100 USD

1,800 USD

200 USD

100 USD

1,200 USD

Total 2,100 USD 1,450 USD

150 USDApply for FullScholarship

Final Application Deadline April 16th (Fri.) May 14th (Fri.) May 31st (Mon.)

Acceptance Notice April 30th (Fri.) May 21st (Fri.) June 11th (Fri.)

Payment Due May 31st (Mon.) May 31st (Mon.) June 30th (Wed.)

Arrival Date June 19th (Sat.) July 10th (Sat.) July 31st (Sat.)

Orientation June 20th (Sun.) July 11th (Sun.) August 1st (Sun.)

Program Period June 21st (Mon.) ~ August 6th (Fri.)

July 12th (Mon.) ~ August 6th (Fri.)

August 2nd (Sun.)~ August 20th (Fri.)

Departure Date August 9th (Mon.) August 9th (Mon.) August 23rd (Mon.)

500 USD Western Europe, North America, Oceania, South Asia, Russia

Grace Noh, Brandeis University, USA“The teaching experience that I had during the first three weeks was the most memorableexperience I have ever had. I had so much fun communicating with the Korean students atDankook University. The students were eager to improve their English skills and to teach meabout Korean history and culture that I have not known before. The students were really niceand sometimes they suggested wonderful ideas about going on a field trip. I remember going toInsadong with my students and having a wonderful time hanging out with them.”

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Accommodation All participants wil l be placed in a doubleoccupancy room of our newly built dormitory. AKorean roommate will be assigned to eachparticipant to fully experience Korea. Each room iscompletely furnished with 2 single beds, pillows,desks, chairs, wardrobes, telephone, internetconnection, and private bathroom. A variety offacil it ies are also available for residentsconvenience such as a coin operated laundry room,cafeteria, fitness center, convenient store, seminar& reading room, etc. It is advised that studentsshould bring bed linens, towels and a laptop.

Students will receive one meal coupon per day.Other meal plans are at the discretion of thestudent. The cafeteria in the campus offers threemeals a day, all of which are affordably priced.International students are encouraged to gettogether with Dankook University students tosample various foods from the cafeterias,restaurants in and around campus.

NOTE- Students are encouraged to participate inthe dormitory stay as part of the program and shouldbe aware that a charge will be incurred if they stay offcampus during the program period.

GTN (Global Talent Network)Groups of GTN (Global Talent Network) students areavailable to ease the transition into living andunderstanding life in Korea. The GTN students areDankook University students proficient in English.GTN students will participate in a variety of culturalactivities and assist international students in adjustingto their new surroundings. For any guidance and/orsupport, students can turn to the GTN for help withlife in Korea.

Arrival On arrival to Incheon International Airport & GimpoAirport, GTN students will greet and guide you toDankook University via the airport limousine shuttlebus. The airport shuttle bus will cost students 12,000KRW. After reaching Dankook Campus one of ouruniversity shuttle vans will be provided free of chargeto your dormitory. Please arrange your flight scheduleahead to arrive between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. onJune 19th (for ISP) or July 10th (for academic programonly). You should inform us of your flight scheduleonce it has been determined.

Certificate, Grades & Credit TransferAll participants who successfully complete the programare awarded a certificate of achievement, and summerschool grades will be sent to their homes and schoolsby regular mail three weeks after the final day of theprogram. Students should receive pre-approval fromtheir home universities to ensure credits aretransferable. Transfer of credits will be in accordancewith the regulations of home institutions.

Medical facilities and Insurance International Summer School students are required tosubmit proof of insurance for the period of their stay inKorea. Those who do not submit proof of insurance arerequired to purchase insurance through a designatedagency that Dankook University will recommend uponthe student’s arrival in Korea. Insurance in Korea isreasonably priced at 10,000 KRW (approximatelyUSD10), for details of coverage please refer to ourwebsite. In cases of emergency, students can go to theDankook University Health Clinic for care. Generalassistance is always available at the Office ofInternational Affairs.

Reimbursement (for Internship Participants Only)Internship participants are required to provide DankookUniversity with a clear “proof of purchase” invoice orreceipt of their airfare detailing the exact amount paid atthe time of purchase. All documents are necessary forprompt reimbursement.

Refund/Cancellation Policy The application fee is non-refundable. For tuition &fees (dormitory, culture activities and field trips) arerefundable. All requests for refund must be made inwriting. For a 100% tuition & fees refund, a writtennotice of refund must be received by DankookUniversity at least two weeks prior to the start ofprogram. And within the first week of classes studentscan receive 50% of the tuition and dormitory back,minus the related bank charges and postage. After thefirst week of classes, there will be no refunds for thetuition & fees. For the cultural activities & trips, we willmake reservations far in advance, so cancellation andrefund of the trips will not be accepted once theprogram begins. All refunds will be paid within 30days of cancellation.

For further details of the International Summer School please refer toour website http://www.dankook.ac.kr/web/eng.

INFORMATION

Rachel Ling Dyals, Florida State University, USA“If I had one complaint about the entire programthat I was fortunate enough to be involved in, itwould be that it didn't span out across years of melife! No no, I know I must share the wealth.Honestly, this program served as a groundbreaking

event for my international journeys in my life, so, I think it wouldbe safe to say that it has been more than a dream come true. Iam definitely not just blowing steam, and will prove it with myhasty return! Please, please have me back again.”

Victor Chee, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, USA“Overall the program is pretty great. This is only the start so I'mlooking forward to seeing it grow and expand in the future. Thelength of the program was very enjoyable, it was long enough forme to start thinking of Dankook as my home.”

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How to get to DKU

We strongly recommend you to use a limousine bus from the airports.You may get the information on these lines and purchases the bus ticket at the passenger terminal.

From Incheon International Airport From Gimpo AirportFrom

Destination

Running Hours

Travelling Time

Bus Stop

Fare

Jukjeon Campus Cheonan Campus Jukjeon Campus Cheonan Campus

Ori / DankookUniversity Cheonan Ori / Dankook

University Cheonan

05:20 ~ 22:40 06:30 ~ 21:30 06:50 ~ 21:20 07:00 ~ 22:00

90 min. 130 min. 50 min. 100 min.

8A1st Floor

9D1st Floor

InternationalTerminal #1

InternationalTerminal #1

12,000KRW 15,900KRW 6,000KRW 7,700KRW

CAMPUS MAPS AND DIRECTIONS

Beomjeong Hall(University Administration) Social Science Hall Engineering Halls Laboratories Natural Science Hall

Humanities/Education/Law§˝Business andEconomics Halls Toegye Memorial Central Library Hyedang Hall(Student Union) Seok Juseon Memorial Museum Woongbi Hall(Dormitory) Yeonmin Memorial Hall Music Hall Arts Hall Gymnasium & Performing Arts Center Main Stadium Parking Lots Power Plant

University Dental HospitalDentistry HallGymnasiumDanwoo Hall(Dormitory)Yulgok Memorial Library Humanities Hall Economics and Commerce HallMain StadiumArts Hall Student Union1st Engineering Hall 2nd Engineering HallBio-Resoures Science HallMedicine Hall University Medical Hospital3rd Science Hall Yeonhakjae (Dormitory)

Jukjeon Campus

Cheonan Campus

Documents

DKU International Summer Program [ISP] - English Village