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KOREA Country Session: KOREA Discover theDwisocroldverattLheidene worldUnaitvLereidensity University 1 Today - Why study in Korea and where (Karin Aalderink) - About studying in Korea (Jin Hee Park) Discover the world at Leiden University 2 Republic of Korea Capital: Seoul Population: 51.66 million (22nd) (NL: 16.87 million) Herring consumption: dried & wrapped in seaweed (NL: pickled & wrapped in bread) Discover the world at Leiden University 3 Popular culture University life and tourism Festivals and Across Asia student club activities and all over the world 24/7 Academic excellence Safe Education as the and driving force of the Korean economy convenient Discover the world at Leiden University 4 Working Holiday Visa ● 356 holidays of deep immersion in Korea ● NL’s only non-Western Working Holiday Program partner ● Mix of your choosing - Travel in & around Korea + temporary job / intern / job seeking - Travel + Korean language 27 . Sep . 2016 - Travel + research Discover the world at Leiden University 6 And where? Name University Target group 1. Sungkyunkwan University All students 2. Hankuk Univ. of Foreign Studies All students 3. Seoul National University All students 4. Sookmyung Women's University All students 5. Korea University All students Blackboard module: “Study Abroad: Outside of Europe” Discover the world at Leiden University At faculty level Name University Target group Chung-Ang University International Studies (Humanities) Dongguk University International Studies (Humanities) Hanyang University International Studies (Humanities) Pusan National University International Studies (Humanities) Yonsei University Leiden University College Discover the world at Leiden University 9 Tension Discover the world at Leiden University 10 Remember December 1st 2017: Deadline for university-wide partners Info: [email protected] Leiden Office Hours: Monday 13:00 – 16:00 (Plexus) The Hague Office hours: 09:30 – 12:00 (Wijnhaven) Each faculty has its own deadline for faculty partners. Discover the world at Leiden University 11 Now over to Ms. Jin Hee Park! Discover theDwisocroldverattLheidene worldUnaitvLereidensity University 12 .

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