Korean Subject regulations
Korean aims to provide students with a sound understanding of the Korean language, as well as Korean history, culture, and society.
Korean may be taken as a minor within an undergraduate degree, subject to approval of the Division in which the student is enrolled.
The point of entry into the Korean language papers depends on previous experience. Those with no previous experience of Korean, take KOREA131 followed by KOREA231 in the subsequent year. Students with 14 credits at Level 3 in NCEA Korean or equivalent, will gain direct entry into KOREA232. Students with excellent results at Level 2 in NCEA Korean or equivalent, may, at the discretion of the Convenor of Korean, begin with KOREA232. Native speakers of Korean may not enrol in KOREA131, KOREA231, KOREA232, KOREA331 or KOREA332. Students whose heritage language is Korean and who wish to enrol in a Korean language acquisition paper should contact a lecturer in the subject to determine the appropriate level. Please consult with the Programme Convenor for advice on entry point into Korean language acquisition papers.
Students are encouraged to contact the Division of Arts, Law, Psychology and Social Sciences Office for programme advice.
Korean papers
| Code and paper title | Points | |
|---|---|---|
KOREA131
Korean Language for Beginners 1
This language acquisition paper is designed for absolute beginners. Students will acquire basic written and spoken communication skills in Korean. |
15 | 25A (Hamilton) & 25A (Secondary School - Unistart) |
| Code and paper title | Points | |
|---|---|---|
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KOREA231
Korean Language 2
This language acquisition paper is designed as a continuation from KOREA131. Students will acquire further basic written and spoken communication... |
15 | 25B (Hamilton) & 25B (Online) & 25B (Secondary School - Unistart) |
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KOREA232
Intermediate Korean Language 1
The purpose of this paper is to help students build linguistic skills in Korean at a lower intermediate level and acquire cultural perspectives... |
15 | 25A (Hamilton) |
| Code and paper title | Points | |
|---|---|---|
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INTLC303
Visual Cultures of East Asia
This paper critically examines key forms of East Asian visual culture, with a focus on film and art, and within a comparative context. |
15 | 25B (Hamilton) |
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INTLC304
Cultural Identities in the Age of Globalisation
This paper explores the formation of cultural identities and the challenges they face in the age of globalisation through case studies from European... |
15 | 25A (Online) |
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KOREA331
Intermediate Korean Language 2
The purpose of this paper is to help students build linguistic skills in Korean at an upper intermediate level for everyday communication with native... |
15 | 25B (Hamilton) & 25B (Online) |
|
KOREA332
Advanced Korean Language 1
The purpose of this paper is to help students build advanced linguistic skills in Korean for everyday communication with native Korean speakers. |
15 | 25A (Hamilton) & 25A (Online) |
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KOREA131 Korean Language for Beginners 1
This language acquisition paper is designed for absolute beginners. Students will acquire basic written and spoken communication skills in Korean.
Points 15 -
KOREA231 Korean Language 2
This language acquisition paper is designed as a continuation from KOREA131. Students will acquire further basic written and spoken communication...
Points 15The purpose of this paper is to help students build linguistic skills in Korean at a lower intermediate level and acquire cultural perspectives...
Points 15 -
INTLC303 Visual Cultures of East Asia
This paper critically examines key forms of East Asian visual culture, with a focus on film and art, and within a comparative context.
Points 15This paper explores the formation of cultural identities and the challenges they face in the age of globalisation through case studies from European...
Points 15The purpose of this paper is to help students build linguistic skills in Korean at an upper intermediate level for everyday communication with native...
Points 15The purpose of this paper is to help students build advanced linguistic skills in Korean for everyday communication with native Korean speakers.
Points 15
2025 Catalogue of Papers information current as of 15 Nov 2024 01:00am