Harvard Undergraduate Students

Here is the current Undergraduate offerings for AY12-13  that have Korea content or Korean Language as of 10/31/12. Always be sure to verify up-to-date course listings/details with the Harvard Registrar Website as things may have changed: 

Unfortunately, the Korea Institute does not offer any term time funding for Harvard students going to Korea. No ad-hoc requests will be accepted.

Korea Institute-Ewha Womans University Scholarships

[This Ewha Tuition Waiver MAY NOT be used towards the Harvard Summer School Program in Korea]

Yonsei University provides a PARTIAL tuition waiver for an undergraduate student to attend the Yonsei International Summer School (YISS).   (1 million Korean Won towards the tuition.) Yonsei University is one of Korea's foremost universities. For more information on the Yonsei International Summer School: http://summer.yonsei.ac.kr/

This is an opportunity for Harvard undergraduate students only.

Dates for Summer 2013:

Korea Institute Undergraduate Summer Travel Grants are awarded to Harvard undergraduates in the humanities or social sciences to use in Korea for research and/or field work relating to a senior honors thesis in an area of Korean studies. Typically, the amount of the award is limited to the cost of travel in the research project.

Harvard undergraduate students of any Korean language level may apply.

The Korea Institute offers limited scholarships to undergraduate students who need additional financial assistance to attend the Harvard Summer School-Korea program. Students on financial aid are given priority. Awards are made in consultation with the Office of Career Services. You do NOT apply via CARAT and there is no 'official' form.

The Harvard University Institute of Politics (IOP) and the Korea Institute jointly offer a Director's Internship at the National Assembly, South Korea.  The Director’s Internship Program, under the leadership of the IOP Director, arranges up to 4

The Asia-related centers at Harvard University offers grants to undergraduate and graduate student organizations for projects involving individual countries or spanning multiple countries in Asia. These grants are offered on an ongoing basis; however organizations are encouraged to apply as early as possible as funds are limited.