The MA in Korean Studies is designed either to prepare the student for advanced graduate work in a wide range of subjects related to Korea, or as an end/qualification in itself. The programme explores the history, politics, art, music and literature of Korea, as well as providing opportunities to study the languages of the region.

Research Degrees (MPhil/PhD) in Japanese and Korean Studies is able to supervise MPhil and PhD degrees by research and thesis in a wide range of cultural and linguistic subjects. Intending research students should not feel constrained to limit their choice of topics to those indicated against the names of current staff members (postgraduate students have recently been working on a range of topics that include Japanese cinema, Kabuki texts, modern Japanese linguistics and literature, Meiji historical texts, Korean linguistics and literature, Korean colonial and eighteenth-century history).

The MA in Korean Studies and Intensive Language is a 2-year full-time (or 4-year part-time) programme. It is designed to provide Intensive Language training at different proficiency levels - depending on entry level - within a master's programme in Korean Studies. The MA in Korean Studies and Intensive Language allows students to Cultivate or further develop a basic expertise in particular aspects of Korean Studies

Korean Studies is a double degree program taught entirely in English. This program is prepared in close cooperation with the South Korean partner Keimyung University in Daegu. The program's central objective is to enrich the offer of studies related to Asia. In addition, this program responds to the growing interest in recent years for programs on the Korean Peninsula, its specificity, and its importance in international relations.

Language is the root of all of culture. At the same time, it is a spiritual container which all language speakers have so the study of our language gives us a chance to develop. By learning comparative studies of Korean language and Korean literature, we can attain a more desirable future for Korean language and literature. The doctorate degree investigates in more detail what you would normally brush upon when studying a master's course.

The Department of Korean Language and Literature, which develops competitiveness based on the unique characteristics and differences of our nation in the world, will contribute to world culture through practical curricula such as Korean language studies, classical literature, modern literature, language and sentences, and creation of works, which are the essence of Korean culture. We are cultivating talented people. After graduation, you can use your skills in all fields of society, including literature, press, and publishing, advertising, and education.