International
Co-Ed Programs at Ewha
Seoul Korea
Office of Global Affairs OGA
EWHA WOMANS UNIVERSITY
International Co-Ed Programs at Ewha, Seoul Korea
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CONTENTS
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Welcoming Remarks from the President
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About Ewha
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About OGA
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Semester Abroad at Ewha
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Ewha International Summer College (EISC)
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Extra-Curricular Activities
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Ewha PEACE Buddies
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Housing
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Bilateral International Exchange Institutions
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Fields of Study
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Research Institutes
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Campus Map
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Welcoming
Remarks
from the President
Hello! As President of Ewha Womans University, I sincerely welcome you to Ewha, one of Korea’s most prestigious
universities and the largest women’s university in the world. Ewha has offered superior education to women ever since
it was founded in May 1886 with a single student. Today, Ewha has become a truly international university, offering
an innovative environment for students to challenge themselves adventurously and rigorously, and for researchers and
professors to unfold in-depth studies across a multitude of disciplines. Thus, change begins at Ewha.
As a global university, Ewha has one of Korea’s most comprehensive and well regarded exchange networks, partnering
with more than 800 universities around the world. Students seeking 21st century skills and top quality education come
to Ewha to study in both degree-seeking and short-term programs. Our prominent faculty, composed of leading scholars
and researchers, challenges students to expand their horizons of knowledge and inquiry and achieve their greatest
potential.
Ewha’s Office of Global Affairs continues to play a central role in the university’s international mission, promoting
global perspectives among students, faculty and the community. I extend an invitation to all to join our international
community at Ewha as we move full speed ahead into a bright future!
Dr.jur. Sun-Uk Kim
President, Ewha Womans University
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About Ewha
Present :
Beyond Korea,
to the World
The next generation’s women leaders will
contribute to world peace, in which different cultures and
ethnic groups will understand and respect each other. In
Ewha’s educating process you can feel a certain elegance
and originality. I discovered in the Ewha campus that
women’s characteristic intellectual curiosity is very strong.”
French author, the 2008 Nobel laureate in Literature
and Distinguished Fellow of Ewha Academy for Advanced
Studies, J. M. G. Le Clezio taught French language and
literature at Ewha for two semesters in 2007 and 2008.
It is meaningful for me to collaborate on the
research for the eradication of poverty with Ewha
Womans University, which shows the strong and
surprising power of Korean women.”
Ewha Womans University and Grameen Bank made an
international agreement in October 2006 to promote
education, research, social work and exchanges.
Muhammad Yunus, the winner of the Nobel
Peace Prize 2006 and Managing Director of
Grameen Bank, was named a Distinguished Fellow of
Ewha Academy for Advanced Studies in 2007 for his
contribution to eradicate poverty, protect human rights,
and promote impoverished women’s rights.
Notable Rankings
★Ranked fourth among Korean universities in Chosun Ilbo’s 2009
evaluation of universities of Asia.
★Leading women’s participation in the professional world: 4th
highest number of successful examination candidates in the civil
service exam and 5th highest number of successful candidates in
judicial, diplomatic service, and patent attorney exams. Overall,
Ewha had the 4th highest number of acceptances in law and medical
schools in 2008.
★Had nine research proposals chosen by the government’s WCU
(World Class University) Project in 2008 and 2009, ranking 4th
among the nation’s universities. As part of the WCU project, the
following Distinguished Fellows of Ewha Academy for Advanced
Studies joined Ewha as current or future lecturers: George F. Smoot,
Nobel laureate in Physics; Jose Ramos-Horta, Nobel Peace Prize
laureate and the President of East Timor; Robert H. Grubbs, Nobel
Laureate in Chemistry and professor at the California Institute of
Technology; and Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and
Founder of Grameen Bank.
★Ranked 3rd in the SCI’s Research Paper Quality Assessment, and 1st
among national universities in the category of number of citation.
★ Ranked 1st in 2007 and 2nd in 2008 in JoongAng Ilbo’s
Globalization category for its ratio of exchange students.
I am honored to receive the honorary doctoral
degree from Ewha Womans University, the frontier
of female education. I will devote myself in building
an open society that values community spirit and
cooperation through feminine values which are what
Ewha pursues.”
Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany
Angela Merkel received an honorary doctoral degree
in political science from Ewha Womans University on
November 11, 2010 at Kimyoungui Memorial Hall. Dr.
Angela Merkel became the second woman to chair the
G8, after Margaret Thatcher in 2007. Merkel is the
first female Chancellor of Germany.
★Ranked Top University by NCSI (National Consumer Satisfaction
Index) in 2005.
★Ranked No.1 in University Rankings according to the First and
Second Round University Rankings released by Korean Council for
University Education in 1996 and 2004.
★International exchanges with more than 800 universities in 62
countries including Peking University, University of London and Free
University of Berlin.
★In collaboration with Peking University, established the Chinese
language graduate course TeCSOL.
★Ewha and Wellesley College held the ‘Ewha-Wellesley Global
Leadership Conference’ in 2008.
I came to this university as a matter of destiny, because...Ewha
and I share a connection...And I know that you will be well-equipped to
make your contribution that will contribute to the peace and prosperity and
progress and security, not only of Korea, but of the region and the world that
needs and is waiting for your talents.”
US Secretary of State Hilary Rodham Clinton in her speech “Women’s
Empowerment is Key to Progress” at Town Hall Meeting held at Ewha
Womans University on February 20, 2009. Secretary of State Clinton
received title ‘Distinguished Honorary Ewha Fellow’ on that day.
★Established Korea’s first high-tech Department of Bioinspired Science,
with plans of research on basic and applied fields of biology, diseases,
aging-related science with a funding of 17.5 billion won(16 million USD)
in order to merge chemistry, pharmacy and life science.
★186,000 alumnae all over the world.
★Educated the first women professionals in the various fields of
politics, economics, justice, media etc., including the first female
doctor, judge, and Prime Minister.
★Educated over half of the successful women ministers and a large
number of powerful elite group women who now represent Korea.
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About Ewha
Present & Future :
Non Nobis Solum
Not for Ourselves
Alone
Over 125 years after its foundation, Ewha continues to be
at the forefront of women’s education, producing top women
graduates with global mindsets, 21st-Century skills, and a
dedication to improving the world.
The university’s commitment to excellence can be seen
in a variety of initiatives launched in recent years which
demonstrate the Ewhaian tradition to exist ‘non nobis solum’not for ourselves alone, but for the good of all humankind.
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1. EWHA GLOBAL EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM (EGEP)
3. Ewha Global Top 5 Project
Forging Transnational Bonds among Women NGO Workers
Growing Research Excellence
Ewha reaches out to bright young women around the world through
the Ewha Global Empowerment Program (EGEP), a short-term leader
education program launched in 2011 for talented women working in
nongovernmental public sectors in Asia and Africa. The two-week, fullyfunded program brings students to the campus, where they attend lectures,
symposia, and workshops, as
well as meet top women policy
makers and scholars in Korea. At
the culmination of the program,
students return to their home
countries, where they are able
to apply their newfound skills
and knowledge to enact positive
change.
2. EWHA GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM (EGPP)
Fostering Brilliant Minds
Ewha extends its education to bright young women around the world
through the Ewha Global Partnership Program (EGPP). Founded in 2006 and
growing every year, the program offers full scholarships to bright and highly
motivated women from developing countries for undergraduate or graduate
programs, with the aim to form them into 21 st century global leaders.
At present, the EGPP has given scholarships to 117 students from 27
countries, including Afghanistan,
Turkey, Nepal, Laos, Malaysia,
Mozambique and Kenya. These
talented women study at the
Ewha campus develop their
leadership potential, and later
contribute to their native
country’s growth.
In order to foster world-class research and empower women researchers in
the global arena, Ewha established the ‘Ewha Global Top 5 Project’ in 2011,
committing to invest KRW 10 billion (roughly 10 million USD) in research support
to bolster cutting-edge research in critical fields over the course of three years.
Selected fields include Biotechnology, IT, Design, International Studies, Women’s
Studies, Nanoscience, Business Administration, Korean Studies, Teacher Education,
Pharmacy, Interdisciplinary Education (Scranton College) and Multicultural Studies.
With this initiative Ewha is determined to produce cutting-edge research with an
international impact.
4. Ewha-Solvay Partnership
Becoming a RDT Powerhouse
In May 2011 Ewha partnered with global chemical company Solvay to base
the company’s Korean Research, Development and Technology (RDT) Center and
Global Business Unit Special Chemicals Headquarters on the Ewha campus. Solvay
will invest EUR 13 million in the RDT Center and EUR 3.8 million in a five-year
collaborative research fellowship in
close cooperation with Ewha’s Center
for Intelligent Nano-biomaterials,
Institute of Nano-biotechnology, and
New & Renewable Energy Research
Center. This joint agreement will
sharpen Ewha’s competitive edge in
international research and open up new
possibilities in its RDT capacity.
5. Educating Future Leaders on a Futuristic
Campus
The ECC Complex
The Ewha Campus Complex (ECC), designed by renowned architect Dominique
Perrault and opened in 2008, introduces a new concept in campus design. As the
largest underground campus in Korea, the building allows students to blend learning
and lifestyle, with state-of-the-art lecture halls, an ultra-modern fitness center,
an art cinema, a performance hall, bookstores, restaurants, cafes, and much more.
Designed to be eco-friendly, the ECC’s glass walls flood classrooms with natural
light, while rain and ground water are recycled through the building, increasing the
building’s energy efficiency. The rooftop features natural gardens with pedestrian
paths populated by azaleas, flowering trees and shrubs designed to look beautiful
during every season.
6. Empowering Economically Disadvantaged
Women
Together for a better future
Ewha has always been determined to provide education for economically
disadvantaged women. Launched in 2011, the “Ewha Future Leader Scholarship” is
the first scholarship offered by a Korean university that covers both tuition fees and
living costs for all four years of university study. Ewha Future Leader Scholarships
are given to students with high academic abilities and growth potential, but who
face adverse economic conditions.
To further combat inequality on a
macro-scale, plans are underway for
the establishment of a Social Capital
Research Center.
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OGA
Office of Global Affairs (OGA)
The Center of Global Mobility of
Higher Education
Who we are
Ewha’s Office of Global Affairs (OGA) has served the university’s international community for over 25 years. Originally
founded in 1985 as the International Education Institute (IEI), the office was renamed to OGA in 2007, and its scope
was broadened to offer wide-ranging support to international students and faculty as well as support the university’s
place at the center of international higher education.
Mission:
The OGA seeks to foster Ewha’s global dimension by promoting, supporting, and developing diverse global and intercultural mobility initiatives for members of the
Ewha community. It accomplishes this through:
• Collaboration with Ewha’s departments and research partners to encourage student participation in study abroad programs and develop the university’s global curricula.
• Support of faculty members in research, teaching and collaboration taking place around the world.
• Provision of information to prospective and current international students and support services for Ewha’s international community.
• Coordination of global mobility through partnerships with overseas educational and research institutions
• Organization of meetings, symposia and exchanges to develop international collaborations.
What we do
1 Formulate and develop long-term strategies to
enhance Ewha’s global presence
2 Offer full-year and short-term inbound and
outbound programs in a wide range of academic
fields
3 Support public relations and media activities
related to international affairs and coordinate visits
of overseas guests and institutions
4 Supervise the administration of international
exchange and academic programs for both students
and faculty
5 Assist international students by supporting their
dependents and promoting their integration into the
Ewha community
Now Open!
Ewha Global Service Center
(GSC)
Offering comprehensive support for international students
and faculty at Ewha
In September 2011 Ewha inaugurated the GSC, a fullystaffed, one-stop service center designed to address
the academic and administrative needs of international
students and faculty. The GSC exists to ensure Ewha’s
international community thrives at the university and in
Korea. Services include:
• Support for the wide-ranging administrative, social, and
personal needs of Ewha’s International community, in
cooperation with OGA.
• Disseminating information about housing, courses, and
campus life, as well coordination of the PEACE Buddies
program.
• Assistance to arriving and newly arrived international
faculty, including help with banking, housing, and
administrative questions.
• Cooperation with Ewha’s departments and research
partners to attract talented students from around the world
to its exchange and degree-seeking programs.
• Organization of a variety of on and off-campus events,
including cultural excursions and field trips.
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Semester
Abroad at EWHA
International Exchange & Study Abroad Program
Interested in studying abroad in a place where you can balance your studies with real-life immersion
in another culture? Try Ewha, one of the best universities in Seoul, Korea. Situated in the most exciting
area of the city, Ewha offers various courses in English, all taught by professors who are graduates of
prestigious universities around the world. Classes are held in classrooms equipped with state-of-theart facilities.
Ewha also arranges spectacular activities for students worldwide to experience Seoul and Korea up
close and personal. You will not only interact with peers from all over the world, but also with twenty
thousand brilliant Korean fellow students. With the finest services at your door, you know where to go.
Eligibility
Ewha offers a coeducational international program and welcomes all students, both male and female, to study for
one or two semesters as a non-degree seeking exchange or visiting student.
Exchange students are those nominated by partner institutions which have formal exchange agreements with
Ewha. Visiting students are those from any accredited 4-year institution of higher education, coming to study
at Ewha on a fee-paying basis. Visiting students are able to apply individually to Ewha through the OGA by
submitting the on-line application along with the required documents.
This program is open to both undergraduate and graduate students enrolled as a full-time student in any
accredited institution of higher education. There is no language requirement for applicants, but all applicants are
required to have a GPA of over 2.5/4.0.
Application Period
Semester
Application Period
Fall (Sep-Dec)
May 1-31
Spring (Mar-Jun)
November 1- 30
Application Materials
 Face Photograph
 Official Academic Transcript
 Medical Clearance Form
 Passport Copy
 Statement of Purpose
* All documents must be prepared in either English or Korean.
* No paper documents will be accepted.
* Online application only.
Procedure at a Glance
Create an account at online
application site http://oga.ehwa.ac.kr
Send checklist and Overseas Health
Insurance Certificate
Fill out application
Receive admission packet
Upload all documents
Receive approval
Here at Ewha!
Visa
A valid student visa (D-2) is required for all international exchange and visiting students. Upon acceptance to
Ewha, students will be issued an Acceptance Letter and a Certificate of Admission in their admission packets.
The two documents are needed when applying for the D-2 visa. For more information about the visa application
process or the nearest Korean Embassy or Korea Consul General, please visit: http://www.mofat.go.kr/english/
main/index.jsp.
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Semester Abroad at EWHA
Academic Schedule
Courses
Ewha’s academic schedule includes two semesters, each for the duration of 16 weeks. Students may apply to stay
for one or two semesters, starting in either the spring or the fall. An orientation for incoming students will be held
before each semester begins.
Being the best university in Korea means being the best in academics. You have not studied in Korea until you
have studied at Ewha.
Students are welcome to experience Ewha at large. Students can choose to study from any of 65 majors while at
Ewha! Art History, Asian Studies, Korean Studies, Business, Economics, Ceramics, International Studies, various
languages and literatures, Media Studies, Women’s Studies, Politics, Psychology, Computer Science, Nano Biology,
you name it!
The finest lecturers share their expertise and academic excellence with all attentive students - classes are full of
excitement and exhilaration. The best can be made even better with you at Ewha.
FALL 2012 SEMESTER
SPRING 2013 SEMESTER
May 31
Online Applications Due
November 30, 2012 Online Applications Due
August 29
Dormitory Check-in
February 27, 2013
Dormitory Check-in
August 30
Welcoming Ceremony & Orientation
February 29
Welcoming Ceremony & Orientation
September 1
Fall semester begins
March 2
Spring semester begins
December 19
Fall semester ends
June 20
Spring semester ends
*Dates are subject to change.
Korean Language Course
Tuition & Fees
After receiving admission from the Office of Global Affairs, students will be given an invoice at the orientation held
before the start of the semester. The invoice will include the tuition fee and other mandatory or optional fees for
each individual student, to be paid within one week from the start of the semester. The fees are as follows:
Mandatory Fees
Application Fee (non-refundable)
Tuition (per semester)
*For a complete list of courses and their descriptions:
http://www.ewha.ac.kr/english/html/002/002001007.html
Optional Fees
60,000 KRW
(waived for exchange students) 1. Housing Application Fee (non-refundable)
Approx. 4,000,000 KRW
60,000 KRW
(waived for exchange students) 2. Dormitory Housing (per semester) On-campus Health Center Fee
(per semester, non-refundable)
Total
20,000 KRW
Single Room : 2,500,000 KRW
Double Room : 1,400,000 KRW
Approx. 4,080,000 KRW
* All costs above are subject to change without prior notice.
** Fees will be charged based on Korean Won.
Ewha offers an Academic Korean Program for international exchange students free of charge. This program is
open to undergraduate and graduate students, and will help them learn more about the language as well as carry
out diverse activities needed for their academic studies. Students interested in taking the course will be required
to take the Korean Language Placement Test prior to the beginning of each semester.
Level
Course Objectives
Korean I
Aims for students to understand the Korean alphabet and speak basic Korean needed on a daily basis. Students
will learn about Korean names and titles, public transportation, hobbies and many other topics which are related to
ordinary life. This will help broaden their understanding of Korean society and culture.
Korean II
Aims for students to speak Korean necessary for daily life and to learn appropriate expressions in order to
successfully handle uncomplicated communicative tasks such as ordering, requesting, etc. Students will also be able
to learn about Korean tradition related to ordinary life and culture to broaden their understanding of Korean society.
Korean III
Aims for students to communicate more effectively in topics not only of personal interest but of more complicated
nature. Students will be able to make formal requests and refusals and to discern between and practice formal and
informal ways of saying things using appropriate words and phrases in relatively simple situations.
Korean IV
Aims for students to use various vocabulary and expressions in daily and social life. Students will be able to
articulate things related to their business or work using professional terms and expressions. Students will also
be able to read and write on social and abstract topics and to have in-depth understandings of Korean culture by
studying Korean literature and customs.
Academic Korean I
Aims to prepare students for successful academic pursuits in undergraduate and graduate courses by practicing
presentation, discussion, essay writing, and note taking in Korean. Students will actively participate in discussions
and debates for academic outcomes and learn how to present pros and cons, make assumptions, criticize, contradict,
and support their opinion with appropriate evidences.
Academic Korean II
Aims for students to reach the highest level of proficiency in Korean and to acquire the sophisticated knowledge
needed to take undergraduate and graduate courses. Students will study social changes, law and order, gender and
society, science and morals, art appreciation, architecture and customs in the categories of culture, society, natural
science and arts.
Housing
Students may apply for on-campus dormitory housing either at the Ewha-Samsung
International House or at the Graduate Dormitory during the application period. Please refer to
page http://ihouse.ewha.ac.kr for more details.
Official Transcripts
Official transcripts will be issued upon completion of a semester. Transcripts will be mailed to
home institutions for exchange students and to home addresses for visiting students. Please
confer with your home university whether it accepts credits from Ewha.
Ewha Global Online Campus (Ewha GO)
Ewha Global Online Campus provides online courses in the field of Korean Studies and Women’s Studies, etc. All
the academic activities such as lectures, readings, discussions, assignments and exams are processed online. The
courses are all taught in English.
Visit the Ewha Global Online Campus!
http://global.ewha.ac.kr
Special Features
- Free of charge to all exchange and visiting students
- Courses taught by world-renowned scholars from a variety of fields including Korean Studies and Women’s Studies
- Students can take courses anytime and anywhere internet is accessible
- All courses taught in English
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Ewha International
Summer College(EISC)
Timetable
Every student should take one AM and one PM (either PM 1 or PM 2) course to be enrolled full time.
Day
Monday - Thursday
Friday
Session I
4-weeks intensive!
★ The premier International Summer Program in Korea since 1971!
★ Credit bearing academic program (6 credits)!
★ Intensive Korean language courses!
★ Numerous weekly extracurricular activities & cultural excursions!
★ Most extensive number of scholarships!
★ Experience authentic Korean campus life with local students!
Eligibility
- Both male and female undergraduate or graduate students
- High school seniors accepted into a university / college
Application Deadline & Materials
Online Application at http://summer.ewha.ac.kr by mid-May
Face Photograph (3x4cm) in JPG file format
Application fee (non-refundable)
Copy of Certificate of Enrollment
(High school seniors : a copy of admission letter from a college / university)
 Copy of Passport
 Copy of Overseas Traveler’s insurance




Track
Time
AM: Category I & III
09:00 - 11:30
PM 1: Category I & III
12:30 - 15:00
PM 2: Category II (Korean Language Courses)
14:00 - 17:00
Field Trips & Cultural Excursions
Visa
A valid short-term C-3 Visa (Upon acceptance at Ewha, students will be issued an Acceptance Letter to help
apply for visa. This visa guarantees the student’s stay in Korea for 90 days.)
ScholarshipS
• Category I : Academic Courses Taught in English
Around 30 Courses on Korean Studies, East Asian Studies, Music,
Art & Design, North Korean Studies and other disciplines
• Category II : Korean Language Courses
4 levels of Korean from Basic to High Advanced
• Category III : Academic Courses Taught in Korean
Around 200 courses on Liberal Arts, Social Sciences, Engineering,
Business, International Studies, etc.
http://oga.ewha.ac.kr
Category-I
Korean Studies:
Academic Courses Taught in English
•Contemporary Korean and Korean-American Literature
•Contemporary Korean Cinema
•Gender Relations in Korea
•Introduction to Korean Media and Culture
•Introduction to Premodern History of Korea
•Korean Art History
•Korean Politics
•Modern Korean History
•Popular Culture and Life in Contemporary Korea
•Topics in Korean Language and Culture
East Asian Studies
EISC offers the most extensive range of scholarships to participants as below.
Please check the scholarship column from EISC website and apply separately by e-mail (gosummer@ewha.
ac.kr) until mid-May.
- EISC Excellence Award
- Gloria Hahn Memorial Scholarship
- Korea Adoptee Fellowship at Ewha (KAFE) - Early Bird Registration Scholarship
- Ewha Alumnae Scholarship
- Re-enrolling Student Scholarship - EISC-EWUUACNA (Ewha Womans University United Alumnae Chapters of North America),
Washington DC Chapter Scholarship
•East Asian Culture and Society
•East Asian Economy
•East Asian History
•East Asian Politics
•Human Rights in East Asia
•International Relations in East Asia
Fine Arts & Design (Studio-type)
•Korean Ceramics
•Traditional Korean Music
•Traditional Korean Painting
Fees
North Korean Studies
#
Mandatory Fees
Detail
Application Fee
(Non-refundable)
Amount (Korean Won) 100,000
•Globalization and North Korea Problems
•North-South Korean Relations
•Law and Society in North Korea
Optional Fees
Housing
Tuition Fee
2,600,000
Single
Double
639,000
484,000
Note 1: Summer College is also applicable to student exchange module. Students nominated by international office of Ewha’s sister
institution for exchange student status will have his/her application and tuition fee fully waivered.
Note 2: Early-Bird registration privilege is available up to the end of April.
Note 3: The above fees are based on 2012 fees and are subject to change without prior notice.
Application Procedure
Submit online application and pay
application fee via wire transfer
Others
•Introduction to Advertising
•Introduction to Political Economy
•Introduction to Psychology
•Introduction to Sociology
•New World History, Global History, and Big History
•Principles of Economics
•Principles of Accounting Information
Category-II
Courses and Credits
Students can choose 2 courses from the 3 Categories below to earn 6 credits.
Although most institutions outside Korea fully transfer credits earned at EISC, students
are highly recommended to double-check with an international program officer in their
home institution before applying.
Courses
Receive admission letter from EISC via
e-mail and get C-3 Visa (if necessary)
Submit the ‘Pre-departure Checklist’
for airport pickup & dormitory check-in
Here at Ewha!
Pay the tuition fee via
wire transfer
Korean Language Courses:
•Korean Language Level 1 - Basic
•Korean Language Level 2 - Intermediate
•Korean Language Level 3 - Advanced
•Korean Language Level 4 - High Advanced
Category-III
Regular Ewha Summer Session
(Taught in Korean):200 Courses
•Liberal Arts •Social Sciences
•Natural Sciences •Engineering •Music
•Education
•Business
•Health Sciences
•International Studies
•Art & Design
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Ewha International Summer College(EISC)
Fees
Session II
2-weeks intensive!
★ Customized academic & culture-centralized program!
★ Best chance for students to learn and experience Korea to the fullest!
★ Credit bearing academic program: “Introductory Korean Studies” (3 credits)!
★ Daily exciting field trips and cultural excursions to experience traditional and contemporary Seoul!
★ Cultural Excursion Trip to Hahoe Folk Village in Andong City, a world heritage site with historical
significance and value!
#
Mandatory Fees
Detail
Application Fee
(Non-refundable)
Optional Fees
Housing
Tuition Fee
Amount (Korean Won) 100,000
1,500,000
Single
Double
381,000
290,000
Note 1 : Summer College is also applicable to student exchange module. Students nominated by international office of Ewha’s sister
institutions for exchange student status will have his/her application and tuition fee fully waived.
Note 2 : The above fees are based on 2012 fees and are subject to change without prior notice.
Courses and Credits
Students who register for Session II will automatically participate in the set academic program (Intensive
Korean Language Courses + Special Lectures) below and participate in numerous field trips and cultural
excursions. Upon successful completion, students will earn 3 academic credits.
• Korean Language Courses: Designed to best develop Korean language skills
- Level 1 (Basic) / Level 2 (Intermediate) / Level 3 (Advanced)
• Special Lectures
- Contemporary Korean Cinema - Korean Pop Culture
- Korean History - Korean Food (Studio-type)
- Korean Ceramics (Studio-type) - Traditional Korean Music (Studio-type)
As the premier International Summer Program in Korea since 1971, Ewha
Womans University holds two separate summer sessions since 2009 to better cater
to the diverse needs and demands of global talents.
Session II (2 weeks) is a customized academic program designed to best educate
international students about Korea through rich academic programs and daily
cultural field trips.
Eligibility
- Both male and female undergraduate or graduate students
- High school seniors accepted into a university / college
Academic Schedule
- Program Date: mid-August, 2 weeks
- Daily Intensive Korean Language Courses and Special Lectures and Numerous Half-day Field Trips
- Cultural Excursion Trip to Hahoe Folk Village in Andong City: 2 days and 1 night
Scholarships
- Ewha Alumnae Scholarship
- Early Bird Registration Scholarship
- Re-enrolling Student Scholarship
Application Deadline & Materials
 Online Application at http://summer.ewha.ac.kr by late-June
 Face Photograph (3x4cm) in JPG file format
 Application fee (non-refundable)
 Copy of Certificate of Enrollment
(High school seniors: a copy of admission letter from a college / university)
 Copy of Passport
 Copy of Overseas Traveler’s insurance
http://oga.ewha.ac.kr
• Half-Day Field Trips
- Nonverbal Korean Performance Show
- Korean Movie
- National Museum
- Seoul Museum of History
• The Special Cultural Excursion Trip
The trip to Hahoe Folk Village in Andong City during the first weekend will be held for 1 night and 2 days.
Students will experience the authentic traditional culture and way of life through the following activities:
Making traditional Korean paper art / Traditional Korean-style homestay/ Traditional mask dance experience
/ Traditional music experience / Tasting traditional Andong meals
Note : The above schedule and courses are subject to change without prior notice.
Timetable
AM (09:00 - 12:00)
PM (13:30 - 16:30)
Monday - Thursday
Korean Language Courses
Special Lectures or Half-day Field Trips
Friday - Saturday
1 Night and 2 Days Special Cultural Excursion Trip to Andong City
All Session II members will participate in the cultural activities and academic lectures listed above and earn
3 credits. Most institutions fully transfer credits students earned from EISC. Please double-check with the
international program officer from your home university before applying.
Application Procedure
Submit online application and pay
application fee via wire transfer
Receive admission letter from EISC via
e-mail and get C-3 Visa (if necessary)
Submit the ‘Pre-departure Checklist’
for airport pickup & dormitory check-in
Pay the tuition fee via
wire transfer
Here at Ewha!
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Extra-Curricular
Activities
As the old saying “백문불여일견” (baek-moon-bool-yeo-il-kyun, try it!)
goes, just hearing about something one hundred times can’t be
better than experiencing it firsthand. You can’t study in Korea
without delving into life here! Ewha is keen that its
international students should enjoy the best sites in the
country.
Changdeok Palace
Changdeok Palace is the only palace in Korea that preserves the architectural style
of the Joseon Dynasty, where 300-year-old trees and pavilions mingle harmoniously
throughout. Students may come and visit the palace renowned for its beauty and
history, and see for themselves what Korea once was.
International Mini-Olympics
In order to commemorate Ewha, there will be a festival on campus from mid- to late May.
Ewha’s international students participate in an International Mini-Olympics with the
categories of Soccer, Dodgeball, Dangerous Relay, 5-person/6-legged race, and Group Ropeskipping to celebrate Ewha’s anniversary and enjoy the beautiful spring weather in Korea.
Nanta
Also a Korean word for “strike vigorously,” this non-verbal performance is known as
“Cookin” abroad. Students may join in the rigorous drumbeat of the performance and
experience traditional and contemporary Korea on one stage. You will be amazed at how
much you will understand and relate to it!
B-Boy Korea
De-Militarized Zone(DMZ)
Often labeled as the “Most Fortified Border in the World,” the DMZ stands as one of Korea’s most
popular tourist attractions. It was negotiated and designated after the Korean War(June 25,
1950), 2km away from the truce line on each side of the border. One of the last relics of
the Cold War, the DMZ is where tension and peace coincide. Within the area, you’ll be
able to enter the famous 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, which had been secretly designed and
built by North Korea to make a surprise attack on Seoul should the need ever arise.
The Korean B-Boy (meaning ‘break-boy’) has recently created a phenomenal
sensation around the world by sweeping first place in several world B-Boy
competitions. The ‘B-Boy Korea’ performance is a unique fusion of the
modern B-Boy dance and Korean percussion beats, mixed with
comedy and passion, creating a spectacular theatrical performance
that you have never experienced before.
World Ceramic Biennale
Students are invited to see, feel, touch, and enjoy Korean ceramics in Korea’s most
famous pottery-making site, Icheon. The program is intended to explore the beauty of
ceramic art through hands-on experience. Students participate in a pottery-making competition
and hand imprinting in ceramics, various festival events as well as symposiums.
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Ewha-Samsung
Ewha
International House
PEACE Buddies
Feeling adrift? Want to fit in better? There is always someone you can turn to!
Home away from home!
Ewha offers PEACE (Professional Ewhaians At Cultural Exchange) Buddies’ one-on-one care to international
exchange and visiting students. This ”Buddy” program facilitates your initial contact with Korean students and
helps you enjoy life in Korea. Comprised of carefully selected Ewha students, Buddies are devoted to helping
international students adjust to, and become immersed in their new cultural surroundings.
Imagine a brand new room of your own with wireless high speed broadband Internet access, a comfy chair
and desk, a TV, a refrigerator, central ac/heating system, and a private bathroom and balcony in a dorm
equipped with a fitness center, a kitchenette and an elevator. This is the Ewha-Samsung International
House, or I-House, opened in Fall 2006 for international guests and students staying at Ewha.
PEACE Buddies organize diverse activities and cultural experiences to make your stay in Seoul more memorable and exciting. Activities may include
welcoming parties, tours of Korean art, dance and music performances, enjoying night clubs, visits to historic sites in and around Seoul, and weekend trips
to explore more of Korea. Buddies are also there to help you register for courses and provide other helpful survival tips for life in Korea.
The I-House provides opportunities to share cultural diversity among residents with various backgrounds.
From the moment you enter our lobby, you will be welcomed with warm surroundings and an attentive staff
ready to make your stay as memorable as possible.
DOUBLE (For students)
Contact Info: ewhapeacebuddy@gmail.com
Pre-Arrival Assistance
Students will be contacted by Buddies prior to their departure for Korea. They will
provide detailed information on what you will find once you arrive in Korea.
SINGLE (For students)
Airport Pick-Up & Alien Registration
Buddies are right there for you during any difficult or important steps. Upon
request, they will pick you up in the airport and help you check into the dormitory.
Events and Parties
GUESTROOM (For guests and professors)
You know there are peers from all over the world around you. But have you really met them?
Buddies will step in and connect you to both Korea and the world!
Night Life
Academics and extra curricular activities are important, but nightlife is something you cannot miss!
Buddies will take you one step further into the Korean college culture, and you’ll find that youth
shares an international language worldwide.
Single Room
Double Room
Period
One Semester (Spring or Fall)
One Semester (Spring or Fall)
Cost
2,500,000 KRW
1,400,000 KRW
Facilities
Built-in bathroom, small refrigerator, desk, closet, bed, Common bathroom, small refrigerator, desk, closet, bed,
internet access, etc.
internet access, etc.
* All costs above are subject to change without prior notice.
** Fees will be charged based on Korean Won.
Contact Information
• Phone +82_2_3277_6005 • Fax +82_2_3277_6004 • E-mail ihouse@ewha.ac.kr
• http://ihouse.ewha.ac.kr
http://oga.ewha.ac.kr
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Bilateral
Global Partners
As of January 2012
Bilateral Total : 440 institutions in 45 countries
Total including multilateral partners : 808 institutions in 62 countries
* denotes institute-wide agreement
University of Windsor
Renmin University of China
Ecole Superieure d'Ingenieurs en Genie Electrique*
York University
Shandong Normal University
ESCIP School of International Business
Shanghai International Studies University
Group ESC Troyes
Shanghai University*
IN2P3
Soochow University
Institut D'Etudes Politiques, Lille
Sun Yat-sen University
Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales
Chile
ISC Paris
Tsinghua University
I'Universite de la Sorbonne Nouvelle-Paris III
Wuhan University
Lille Catholic University
Xiamen University
L'INSEEC Grande Ecole
Yanbian University
Université Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée, UPEMLV
China
Yanbian University of Science & Technology
L'Universite de Versailles
Beijing Foreign Studies University
Yangzhou University
Paris Graduate School of Management, Group ESG
Beijing International Studies University
Zhejiang University
TV5 Monde*
University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria
Brunei Darussalam
Universiti Brunei Darussalam
Deakin University
Griffith University
University of Clermont-Ferrand 2, Blaise Pascal
China Women's University
Chinese Academy of Sciences*
Guangxi University
The Medical University of Graz*
Harbin Institute of Technology
Cambodia
Bangladesh
University of Dhaka*
Canada
HEC Montreal*
Medicine Hat College
Belgium
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Universite Libre de Bruxelles
Universite Catholique de Louvain*
Solvay
Mount Saint Vincent University
Simon Fraser University
The University of British Columbia
University of Toronto
University of Waterloo
Denmark
University of Paris Sud, Paris XI
Copenhagen Business School*
University of Copenhagen
East China University of Science and Technology
Guangdong University of Foreign Studies
The Australian National University
http://oga.ewha.ac.kr
Universite National de Rouen
Beijing University of Technology
Salzburg University of Applied Sciences
Queensland University of Technology
University of Technology Sydney
Beijing Normal University
Fudan University
Murdoch University
University of Tasmania*
Universite du Havre
IMC University of Applied Sciences Krems
La Trobe University
University of New South Wales
Universite de Caen Basse-Normandie
Beijing Language and Culture University*
FH KufsteinTirol, University of Applied Sciences
Royal University of Phnom Penh
Australia
Beijing Institute of Technology
Central Academy of Fine Arts*
Austria
(INALCO)
Tongji University*
University of Chile*
UNESCO
Tianjin University
Germany
Cologne University of Applied Sciences (Fachhochschule Köln)
Finland
DAAD (The Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst, Seoul)*
North Karelia University of Applied Sciences
Duesseldorf University of Applied Sciences
Huazhong Normal University*
University of Jyväskylä
Fachhochschule Koblenz, Rheinahr campus
Jiaozuo Teachers College*
University of Tampere*
Fraunhofer Institut Graphische Datenverarbeitung
Henan Polytechnic University*
Jilin Medical College*
Freie Universität Berlin
Jilin University
Goethe Universität Frankfurt
Jinan University
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Liaoning University
Leibniz Universität Hannover
France
Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg
Audencia Nantes School of Management*
Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research*
Nanjing University
EDHEC Business School*
Max Planck Institute of Microstructure Physics*
Nankai University*
ESC Lille*
Ruhr-Universität Bochum
Peking Union Medical College*
Groupe ESC Rouen*
RWTH Aachen Universität
Peking University
Universite Paris Pantheon-Sorbonne*
Technische Universität Darmstadt
Reignwood Group*
CNRS
The Fachhochschule Frankfurt am Main*
Minzu University of China
Nanjing Normal University
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Bilateral
Global Partners
Universität Augsburg
Universität Bonn
* denotes institute-wide agreement
Kumamoto University (GSST)*
Waseda University
Kurume University
Yamaguchi University
St. Paul University Quezon City
St. Paul University Surigao
Italy
Kwansei Gakuin University
Ca' Foscari University
Kwassui Women's College
NHL- University of Applied Sciences
Universität Hamburg
Universita Degli Studi Di Milano
Kyoto Sangyo University
The University of Groningen
Universität Heidelberg*
University of Gastronomic Sciences
Kyoto University*
Maastricht School of Management*
Universität Köln
University of Rome "La Sapienza"
Kyoto Women's University
Universität of Konstanz
University of Turin
Kyushu University
Universität Flensburg
Universität Göttingen
Netherlands
Kazakhstan
Universität Osnabrück
Meiji University
Almaty Abai State University
Universität Paderborn
Mie University
Kazakh Women Pedagogical Institute
Universität Tübingen
Miyazaki Prefectural Nursing University
Kazakhstan Institute of Management, Economics, and
Momoyama Gakuin University/St. Andrew's University
Jamaica
University of the West Indies
Poland
Universiteit Utrecht*
Al-Farabi Kazakh National University
Strategic Research*
Mukogawa Women's University
University of Warsaw
Warsaw School of Economics
New Zealand
Lincoln University
Nagasaki University
Victoria University of Wellington
Nagoya University
Wellington Institute of Technology
Hong Kong
Nara Women's University
Hong Kong Baptist University
National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS)*
Hong Kong Institute of Education
Obirin University
Russia
Moscow State University
Nikolaev Institute of Inorganic Chemistry*
Lithuania
Mykolas Romeris University
Japan
Ochanomizu University
Siauliai University
Aichi Shukutoku University
Oita University
Vilnius Law and Business College
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University*
Akita International University
Okayama University*
The University of Hong Kong
Aoyama Gakuin University
Osaka Jogakuin College
Bunka Women's University
Osaka Kyoiku University
Chukyo University
Osaka Prefecture University*
Chuo University
Osaka University of Economics & Law
Doshisha University
Osaka University*
Ferris University
Rikkyo University
Fukuoka University
Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University
Fukuoka Women's University
Ritsumeikan University
Hiroshima City University
Seinan Gakuin University
Hosei University
Seisen University
International Christian University
Senri Kinran University
Indonesia
Japan Women's University
Shigakkan University
University of Surabaya*
Josai International University
The Biological Institute of Kuroshio*
Brawijaya University
Josai University
Tokyo Institute of Technology*
Assumption College
Kansai Gaidai University
Tokyo Metropolitan University*
De La Salle University
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Kawasaki University*
Tokyo Seitoku University
Miriam College
Universidad de Cordoba
Kawasaki University of Medical Welfare*
Tokyo Women's Medical University*
Universidad de Malaga
Keio University
Toyo Eiwa Univeristy
Mongolia
St. Paul University Dumaguete
Mongolia International University
St. Paul University Iloilo
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Kitasato Institute for Life Sciences*
Tsuda College
Mongolian University of Science and Technology*
St. Paul University Manila
Universitat Internacional de Catalunya
Kobe College
University of Tsukuba
Lingnan University
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Iceland
Reykjavik University
Ireland
Dublin Institute of Technology
Norway
Norweigian University of Science and Technology
University of Oslo
Singapore
Nanyang Technological University
Singapore Management University
Malaysia
University of Kuala Lumpur
Paraguay
South Africa
Universidad Americana
North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus
Mexico
Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara
University of Colima
Philippines
Ateneo de Manila University*
Spain
Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio
St. Paul University Philippines, Tuguegarao City
For a list of ISEP partner institutions, please visit ISEP website at http://www.isep.org
http://oga.ewha.ac.kr
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Bilateral
Global Partners
National Taipei University of Technology
Sudan
Ahfad University for Women
Sweden
* denotes institute-wide agreement
University of Dundee
Eastern Oregon State College, La Grande
Smith College
West Virginia Wesleyan College
National Taiwan Normal University
University of Exeter
Eckerd College
Southern Oregon State College, Ashland
Western Illinois University
National Taiwan University
University of Glasgow*
Elmhurst Hospital Center*
Spelman College
Western Oregon University
National Tsing Hua University
University of Leicester
George Mason University*
Stephens College
Wheaton College
National Yang-Ming University
University of London-SOAS
George Washington University
Stony Brook University
Willamette University
Providence University
University of Nottingham
Georgia State University
Temple University
Wilson College
Taipei Medical University
University of Reading
Harvard University*
The Florida State University*
Tatung University
University of Southampton
Harvard University-Yenching Institute
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Tunghai University
University of the Arts London
Hawaii Pacific University
The University of Arizona
Huntingdon College
The University of Scranton*
Karolinska Institutet*
Indiana University
The University of South Carolina*
Linnaeus University
Iowa State University*
The University of Texas at Dallas*
Johns Hopkins University, SAIS*
The Washington Center*
The United States
Kansas State University*
Thiel College
Alma College
King College
Trinity University
Bangkok University
Alverno College
Lesley University*
University of California, Davis
Burapha University*
American University
Long Island University
University of Evansville
Switzerland
Silipakon University*
Arcadia University
Manhattanville College
University of Georgia
Bern University of Applied Sciences
Chulalongkorn University
Arizona State University*
Michigan State University
University of Hawai'I at Hilo
Hanoi Medical University*
ETH Zurich*
Khon Kaen University
Baldwin-Wallace College
Mills College
University of Hawai'i at Manoa
Ministry of Culture and Information of Vietnam*
International Committee of the Red Cross*
Mahidol University
Barnard College, Columbia University
Montana State University, Billings
University of Illinois, Chicago
Vietnam National University, Hanoi*
University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland
Naresuan University*
Bay Path College
Monterey Institute of International Studies*
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
University of Geneva
Prince of Songkla University
Bellarmine University
Mount Holyoke College
University of Iowa
University of Lucerne
Thammasat University*
Brenau University
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
University of Kansas
University of Zurich
Uttaradit Rajabhat University*
California State University, Fullerton
New York University
University of Maryland at Baltimore
California State University, San Bernardino
North Carolina State University, Raleigh
University of Maryland at College Park
Carnegie Mellon University*
Oklahoma State University
University of Michigan
Carroll University
Old Dominion University
University of Minnesota Duluth*
Case Western Reserve University*
Oregon Health Science University, Portland
University of Missouri-Columbia
Centenary College
Oregon Institute of Technology, Klamath Falls
University of Oklahoma*
Central Washington University
Oregon State Board of Higher Education*
University of Oregon
Fu Jen Catholic University
Chapman University
Oregon State University, Corvallis
University of Pennsylvania*
National Central University
Clark University*
Our Lady of the Lake University
University of South Florida*
National Cheng Kung University
College of Notre Dame at Maryland
Peace College
University of Southern California*
National Chengchi University
Columbia University-Teachers College
Polytechnic University
University of the Incarnate Word
The United Kingdom
Cornell College
Portland State University, Portland
University of Utah
Bath Spa University
DePauw University
Rhode Island School of Design
University of Wisconsin-Madison
National College of Physical Education & Sports
The University of Edinburgh
Dordt College
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey-New Brunswic
Washington University, St. Louis*
National Dong Hwa University*
University of Bath
Drew University*
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey-Camden*
Waynesburg University
National Sun Yat-sen University
University of Cambridge (Clare Hall)
Drexel University*
Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame
Wellesley College
National Taipei University
University of Derby*
East Tennessee State University
Shenandoah University
Wesleyan College
Karlstad University
Yuan Ze University
Thailand
Taiwan
Chung Yuan Christian University
National Chiao Tung University
National Chung Hsing University
United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates University
Uzbekistan
Tashkent Medical Academy, Urganch Branch*
Vietnam
Foreign Trade University
For a list of ISEP partner institutions, please visit ISEP website at http://www.isep.org
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Fields of Study :
University
Disciplines&Organizations
Ewha has 11 undergraduate colleges, 65 departments and 15 graduate schools. As of now, there are 60
departments/divisions that offer Master's programs, and 59 departments/divisions that offer Ph.D.
programs. In addition, there are five inter-departmental joint degree programs, and 20 programs (19 are
Ph.D. programs) conducted in collaboration with industries and research institutes.
In Fall 2011, 23,763 students were enrolled with 17,017 undergraduates and 6,746 graduate
students; and the number of full time faculty stood at 923.
•11 colleges & 65 departments •15 graduate schools •64 research institutes
•28 auxiliary organizations •4 affiliated schools •1 hospital •2 Schools of continuing education
Undergraduate Colleges
College of Liberal Arts
Division of Liberal Arts
•Korean Language & Literature
•English Language & Literature
•Chinese Language & Literature
•French Language & Literature
•German Language & Literature
•History
•Philosophy
Division of Christian Studies
•Christian Studies
College of Social Sciences
Division of Social Sciences
•Political Science & International Relations
•Public Administration
•Economics
•Library & Information Science
•Sociology
•Psychology
•Consumer Studies
Division of Media Studies
•Journalism
•Advertising & Public Relations
•Television & Film
College of Natural Sciences
Division of Mathematical & Physical Sciences
•Mathematics
•Statistics
•Physics
Division of Molecular & Life Sciences
•Chemistry & Nano Sciences
•Life Sciences
College of Engineering
Division of Computer & Electronics Engineering
•Computer Science & Engineering
•Electronics Engineering
Division of Architecture
•Architecture
•Architecture Engineering
Division of Environmental & Food Science
•Environmental Science & Engineering
•Food Science & Engineering
College of Music
Division of Music
•Keyboard Instruments
•Orchestral Instruments
•Voice
•Composition
•Korean Music
Department of Dance
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College of Art & Design
Division of Fine Arts
•Korean Painting
•Painting
•Sculpture
•Fiber Arts
•Ceramic Arts
Division of Design
•Space Design
•Visual Communication Design
•Industrial Design
•Fashion Design
•Media Interaction Design
Department of Clothing & Textiles
College of Education
Department of Education
Department of Early Childhood Education
Department of Elementary Education
Department of Educational Technology
Department of Special Education
Department of English Education
Department of Social Studies
Department of Korean Language Education
Department of Science Education
Department of Mathematics Education
University Affiliated Schools
•Ewha-Geumnan High School
•Ewha-Geumnan Junior High School
•Ewha Elementary School
•Ewha Kindergarten
College of Business Administration
Division of Business Administration
Department of International Office Administration
College of Health Sciences
Division of Nursing Science
Division of Human Movement Studies
Department of Nutritional Science & Food Management
Department of Health Education & Management
College of Pharmacy
Department of Pharmacy
Scranton College
Scranton Honors Program
•Open
Division of International Studies
•International Studies
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Fields of Study :
Postgraduate Programs
Graduate School
The Graduate School
Master’s and Ph.D. Programs at Ewha
Korean Language & Literature
Chinese Language & Literature
English Language & Literature
French Language & Literature
German Language & Literature
Christian Studies
Philosophy
History
Art History
Political Science & International Relations
Public Administration
Economics
Library & Information Science
Sociology
Psychology
Consumer Studies
Communication
Women’s Studies
Child Development
Education
Early Childhood Education
Elementary Education
Educational Technology
Special Education
English Education
Social Studies
Korean Education
Law
Business Administration
International Office Administration
Mathematics
Statistics
Physics
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Chemistry & Nano Science
Life & Pharmaceutical Sciences
Science Education
Mathematics Education
Health Education & Management
Nursing Science
Nutritional Science & Food Management
EcoScience
Medical Sciences
Bioinspired Science
Brain & Cognitive Sciences
Computer Science & Engineering
Information Electronics Engineering
Architecture
Environmental Science & Engineering
Food Science & Technology
Digital Media
Music
Fine Arts
Design
Clothing & Textiles
Dance
Human Movement Studies
Medicine
Area Studies
North Korean Studies
Bioethics Policy Studies
East Asians Studies
Gifted Education
Music Therapy
•International Trade and Investment
•International Business
•Development Cooperation
•International Relations
Professional
Graduate Schools
Department of Business Administration
The Graduate School of
International Studies (GSIS)
Department of Medicine
Department of International Studies
Department of Korean Studies
•Korean Culture
•Teaching Korean as a Foreign Language
The Graduate School of
Translation & Interpretation
(GSTI)
Department of Interpretation
•Korean-English
•Korean-French
•Korean-Chinese
•Korean-Japanese
Department of Translation
•Korean-English
•Korean-French
•Korean-Chinese
•Korean-Japanese
The Graduate School of Social
Welfare (GSSW)
Department of Social Work
The Graduate School of Business
(Ewha MBA)
School of Medicine
Special Graduate
Schools
The Graduate School of
Education
Master’s Programs (Evening / Seasonal)
Department of Education
•Korean Language Education
•Mathematics Education
•History Education
•Geography Education
•Social Studies Education
•Physics Education
•Chemistry Education
•Biology Education
•Earth Science Education
•Music Education
•Physical Education
•Home Economics Education
•Civic Ethics Education
•English Language Education
•German Language Education
•French Language Education
•Chinese Language Education
•Environmental Education
•Computer Science Education
•Early Childhood Education
•Elementary Education
•Special Education
•Educational Administration
•Curriculum & Instruction
•Counseling Psychology
•Educational Technology
•Teaching Korean as a Foreign Language
•Music Therapy Education
The Graduate School of Design
Master’s Programs (Evening)
Department of Design
•Fashion Design
•Fabric Design
•Ceramic Design
•Advertising & Brand Design
•Interior Design
•Media Art & Design
•Illustration
•Design Management
•Cultural Studies in Design
The Graduate School of Theology
Master’s Programs (Evening)
Department of Theology
The Graduate School of Policy
Science
Master’s Programs (Evening)
Department of Policy Sciences
•Public Policy
•Mass Communication
•Archives & Records Management
The Graduate School of Performing
Arts
The Graduate School of Clinical
Health Sciences
Master’s Programs (Evening)
Department of Clinical Health Sciences
•Clinical Pharmacy
•Clinical Nutrition
•Clinical Nursing
The Graduate School of Clinical
Dentistry (GSCD)
Master’s Programs (Evening)
Department of Clinical Dentistry
•Implantology
•Prosthodontics
•Clinical Orthodontics
•Clinical Pediatric Dentistry
•Clinical Periodontics
•Clinical Oral Medicine
The Graduate School of Teaching Foreign
Languages
Master’s Programs (Evening)
Department of TESOL
Department of TeCSOL
Department of Teahing Korean as a Foreign
Language
Master’s Programs (Evening)
Department of Music Technology & Piano
Pedagogy
•Music Technology
•Piano Pedagogy
School of Law(Ewha Law School)
School of Law
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Research Institutes
University Affiliated Research Institutes
•Korea Culture Research Institute
•Korean Women’s Institute (KWI)
- Asian Center for Women’s Studies (ACWS)
•Research Institute for Basic Sciences
•Information and Telecommunication Institute
•Center for Cell Signaling Research (CCSR)
•Institute of Molecular Life Science and Technology
- Center for the Study of Reactive Oxygen Species
- Brain Disease Research Institute
- Ewha Research Center for Systems Biology
•Center for Computer Graphics and Virtual Reality
•Culture Technology Institute (CTI)
•Institute of Unification Studies
•Korea Advanced Institute of Women in Science, Engineering and
Technology(WISET)
•Center for Intelligent Nano-Bio Materials (CINBM)
•Ewha Institute of Childhood Education and Care
•Center for Cell Signaling & Drug Discovery Research
•Severe Storm Research Center (SSRC)
•Ewha Institute for the Humanities (EIH)
- Ewha Humanities Center
- Korean Language and Culture Center
- Ewha Historical Research Center
- Institute for Semiotic Studies
- Ewha Institute for Women’s Theological Studies
- Institute of English and American Studies (IEAS)
•Color Design Research Institute
•Fashion Design Research Institute
•Digital Storytelling R&D Center
•Center for Multiculture Research
•Quantum Metamaterials Research Center
•Institute of World and Global History
•Institute of Early Universe (IEU)
•Ewha Peace Study Institute
•Bio-Redox System Research Center
•Embedded Software Research Center
•Center for Catalysis and Synthesis
•New and Renewable Energy Research Center
•Center for Performing Arts
College of Natural Sciences
•Research Institute of EcoScience
•Institute of Mathematical Science
•Institute of Nano-Bio Technology
•Microbial Resources Research Center
College of Engineering
•Environmental Research Institute
•Hynix-Ewha Microelectronics Center (HEMC)
College of Music
•Ewha Music Institute
College of Art & Design
•Ceramics Research Institute
College of Education
•Ewha Education Research Institute (EERI)
•Research Institute of Curriculum Instruction
•The Special Education Research Institute
College of Business Administration
•Management Research Center
College of Health Sciences
•Research Institute of Nursing Science
•Research Institute of Movement Science
•Asia Food and Nutrition Research Global Institute
College of Pharmacy
•Research Institute of Pharmaceutical Science
The Graduate School of International Studies (GSIS)
•Institute for International Trade and Cooperation
The Graduate School of Translation & Interpretation (GSTI)
•Research Institute for Translation Studies
The Graduate School of Social Welfare (GSSW)
•Institute for Social Welfare Research
College & Medical Center Affiliated
Research Institutes
School of Medicine
College of Liberal Arts
•Ewha Legal Science Institute
•Ewha Institute for Biomedical Law & Bioethics
•Institute for Gender and Law
•Center for Chinese Cultural Studies
•Medical Research Institute
School of Law
College of Social Sciences
•Research Institute for Social Science
•Communication and Media Research Center
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Completed in 2008, ECC is a large-scale, valley-shaped
underground campus with a densely wooded park, situated
at the center of Ewha campus. It is a state-of-the-art,
multi-functional and futuristic underground facility,
designed to give the feeling of being above ground. The
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Completed in 1956, the Auditorium is Ewha’s landmark
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Arts & Design Building A
Arts & Design Building B
Arts & Design Building C
Aryeong-Dang
Asan Engineering Building
Back Gate
Case Hall (Graduate Building I)
Centennial Museum
Clara Hall(Graduate Building Il)
Community Welfare Center
Education Building A (Emma Hall)
Education Building B
Emerson Chapel
Ewha Archives
Ewha Athletics Track
Ewha Campus Complex
Ewha Centennial Library
Ewha Elementary School
Ewha Hakdang (The Ewha Foundation)
Ewha Kindergarten
Ewha Womans University Church
Ewha-ALPS Children’s Center
Ewha-Geumnan High School
Ewha-Geumnan Junior High School
Ewha-POSCO Building (Social Sciences)
Ewha-Samsung Education Culture Building
Ewha-Samsung International House
Ewha-Shinsegae Building (Business)
Ewha-SK Telecom Center
Graduate Student Dormitory A
Graduate Student Dormitory B
Greenhouse
Hak-gwan
Hanisol Building
Hanwoori Hall
Helen Hall (Nursing Science)
Herb Garden
Human Ecology Building (Morris Hall) / Alumnae Center
Humanities Building
International Education Building
Jinseonmi Hall
Law Building
Longview House
Main Gate
Music Building
Natural History Museum
New Engineering Building
North A-hyun Gate
North Gate
Pfeiffer Hall (Main Hall)
Pharmaceutical Science Building A (Appenzeller Hall)
Pharmaceutical Science Building B
Physical Education Building A (Thomas Hall)
Physical Education Building B (Gibson Hall)
Physical Education Building C
Science Building A
Science Building B
Science Building C
Statue of Dr. Helen Kim
Student Union Building
Tennis Court
Upper Room
Welch-Ryang Auditorium
West Gate
Wichita House (President’s Residence)
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Ewha means “pear blossoms” and was named by
King Gojong of the Korean Joseon Dynasty(1392-1910)
Ewha Womans University
Office of Global Affairs (ECC #B334)
11-1 Daehyun-dong Seodaemun-gu
Seoul 120-750, Korea
Tel +82-2-3277-3158
Fax +82-2-364-8019
Email goabroad@ewha.ac.kr
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