Certificate in Language and Intercultural Communication - Korean at Rice University

Programme overview

A 12-credit-hour certificate in Korean language and intercultural communication, awarded alongside a Rice degree. Students build the ability to speak with native speakers, write clearly in Korean, and understand key sociocultural differences associated with the language.

Faculty: School of Humanities | Duration: 12 credit hours (minimum 4 courses) | Study mode: full-time | Location: Houston, TX, United States

What you will study

A minimum of 4 courses (12 credit hours), at least 3 taught in Korean: 2 KORE courses at the 200-level or above and 2 KORE courses at the 300-level or above. Also includes an experiential learning component (study abroad, internship or approved coursework) and an outcomes assessment.

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Entry requirements

Certificate in Language and Intercultural Communication (Korean), applies to this certificate: students must first declare a major, then declare intent to pursue the certificate; it is awarded with the Rice degree and is not a freestanding programme. A Language Placement Test is required (online, before and during fall and spring registration). Minimum certificate GPA 2.00 and minimum grade of C in each counting course. Up to 2 courses (6 credit hours) may be transfer credit. KORE 222, AP/other credit, IB credit and A-Level credit do not fulfill the 200-level requirement.

Duration: 12 credit hours (minimum 4 courses)

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