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About Dankook University Korean Language Program
The Global Education Center of Dankook University was established in 1988 to provide effective Korean language education for international and overseas-Korean students.
Key Features of Dankook University Korean Language Program
Established Since 1988
Dankook University’s Global Education Center has been offering Korean language education since 1988.
Structured Curriculum & Integrated Education
The program uses an integrated education system covering listening, speaking, reading, and writing; students are placed in one of six proficiency-based levels.
Small Classes & Homeroom System
Each class is supervised under a homeroom system with two instructors to ensure personalized instruction and effective language learning.
Korean Culture & Experience Classes
Alongside language learning, high-level Korean culture experience classes are offered to enrich students’ understanding of Korea.
Korean Language Programs & Term Schedule
- 4 semesters per year — Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter. Each semester ~200 hours. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}
- Integrated program covering speaking, listening, reading, and writing. :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}
- 6 proficiency-based levels to accommodate learners’ Korean level. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}
- Culture & experience classes included each semester. :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}
- Support for students seeking admission to Dankook University undergraduate programs (one-stop service) and scholarship benefits.
Enrollment & Visa / Residence Info
International students enrolling in the Korean language program for one semester or longer should obtain the appropriate visa depending on their nationality and duration of stay before entering Korea.
For More Information
Please visit the official Dankook University Korean Language Program site for latest details and application procedures.
Official Website: https://klc.dankook.ac.kr/english
Contact (Yongin campus): International Office, Dankook University, 152 Jukjeon-ro, Suji-gu, Yongin-si 16890, Korea.
Academic Schedule Guide
Dankook University Korean Language Program (KLC) – Regular Course
Dankook University’s Korean Language Program (KLC) offers a regular intensive course for international students who wish to systematically improve their Korean, experience Korean culture, and prepare for academic study in Korea. The program operates on a four-term system (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter), with integrated training in speaking, listening, reading, and writing, plus structured cultural activities.
Program Overview
The Dankook University Korean Language Program (KLC) operates a regular course system designed for international students who want to develop their Korean proficiency for daily communication and academic study. The course combines classroom learning with culture experience and offers academic guidance for future degree programs.
- 4-term system per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter) with approximately 200 class hours per term
- Integrated curriculum covering speaking, listening, reading, and writing in Korean
- Homeroom system with two instructors managing each class for closer guidance
- Six levels of study, from beginner to advanced, with level-appropriate classes
- Regular Korean culture experience classes and special activities for each term
- Information and guidance on academic paths and career exploration
- One-stop service and scholarship benefits for students who later enter Dankook undergraduate programs
Basic Information
| Campuses & Location |
Jukjeon Campus – 152, Jukjeon-ro, Suji-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea (16890) Cheonan Campus – 119, Dandae-ro, Dongnam-gu, Cheonan-si, Chungcheongnam-do, Korea (31116) |
|---|---|
| Terms | 4 terms per year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter), approx. 200 hours per term (about 50 days of classes) |
| Levels Offered | 6 levels of Korean (Level 1–6), with placement according to Korean proficiency |
| Class Format |
Integrated Korean language classes focused on communication and four-skill development (speaking, listening, reading, writing). Each class is managed by two instructors under a homeroom system. |
| Class Size | Class size may vary by term and campus; students are grouped by level after placement. |
| Eligibility | Applicants who have graduated from high school in Korea or abroad, or hold an equivalent qualification. |
Major Term Schedule (2025–2026)
| Year | Term | Application Period | Tuition Payment / Entrance | Study Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Fall Term | 2025.06.09 (Mon) ~ 07.11 (Fri) | Schedule & deadlines announced by Dankook KLC | 2025.09.01 (Mon) ~ 11.14 (Fri) |
| 2025–2026 | Winter Term | 2025.09.08 (Mon) ~ 10.10 (Fri) | Schedule & deadlines announced by Dankook KLC | 2025.12.08 (Mon) ~ 2026.02.20 (Fri) |
| 2026 | Spring Term | 2025.12.08 (Mon) ~ 2026.01.09 (Fri) | Schedule & deadlines announced by Dankook KLC | 2026.03.03 (Tue) ~ 05.12 (Tue) |
| 2026 | Summer Term | 2026.03.03 (Tue) ~ 04.10 (Fri) | Schedule & deadlines announced by Dankook KLC | 2026.06.01 (Mon) ~ 08.07 (Fri) |
| 2026 | Fall Term | 2026.06.08 (Mon) ~ 07.10 (Fri) | Schedule & deadlines announced by Dankook KLC | 2026.08.31 (Mon) ~ 11.12 (Thu) |
| 2026–2027 | Winter Term | 2026.09.07 (Mon) ~ 10.09 (Fri) | Schedule & deadlines announced by Dankook KLC | 2026.12.07 (Mon) ~ 2027.02.18 (Thu) |
⚠️ Important Notes
- Application and class dates may be adjusted by Dankook University; always check the latest schedule on the official KLC website.
- For D-4-1 visa applicants, registration of at least two terms is generally required, and some nationalities may need to register for four or more terms.
- Document screening usually takes around 1–2 weeks after the application period ends; additional documents may be requested depending on individual circumstances.
Course Features & Special Activities
| Type | Focus | Target Students | Key Contents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular Korean Course | Integrated Korean (4 skills) | International students and overseas Koreans who wish to study Korean systematically for daily life and academics. |
Communication-centered classes integrating speaking, listening, reading, and writing; level-based classes with two instructors per class; culture experience activities each term. |
| TOPIK Intensive Class | Exam Preparation | Regular-course students who plan to take the TOPIK (Test of Proficiency in Korean). |
Short-term intensive TOPIK preparation class (about 2–3 times per week, 5 weeks, total 10 sessions); classes usually held on weekdays in the afternoon; Dankook University is an official TOPIK test center, making on-campus test application convenient for students. |
| Culture & Extracurricular | Korean Culture & Campus Life | Registered students in the regular Korean course. |
Korean speaking contest with prizes, approximately two Korean culture experience activities each term, and free use of Dankook University libraries and other on-campus facilities. |
Tuition & Fees (Current Guideline)
| Item | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee |
Jukjeon Campus: 100,000 KRW Cheonan Campus: None |
One-time fee for new applicants (Jukjeon); subject to change by term. |
| Tuition (per term) |
Jukjeon Campus: 1,300,000 KRW / term Cheonan Campus: 1,100,000 KRW / term |
Approx. 200 class hours per term. Textbooks are purchased separately according to level (required). |
| Dormitory (optional) | Varies by campus and room type |
On-campus dormitories are available at both Jukjeon and Cheonan campuses. Please check the Dankook University dormitory website for the latest fee information. |
| Living Expenses | Varies by individual lifestyle and campus (Jukjeon / Cheonan) | Students should plan for meals, transportation, phone, insurance and personal expenses separately, based on the cost of living in each region. |
Scholarship & Tuition Reduction
- Overall 1st place (top student among all): 50% tuition scholarship for the next term
- Overall 2nd place: 30% tuition scholarship for the next term
- Class 1st place (top in each class): 20% tuition scholarship for the next term
- Current graduate students (Dankook University): 50% tuition reduction
- Family members registering together: 10% tuition reduction
- Dankook University alumni: 10% tuition reduction
※ Scholarship and reduction benefits are applied only when supporting documents are submitted and conditions are met.
※ Details and eligibility may change by term; please refer to the latest KLC announcements.
Included / Not Included
✓ Included
- Regular Korean language classes (approx. 200 hours per term)
- Placement and level testing for class assignment
- Culture experience activities operated by Dankook KLC (about twice per term)
- Access to Dankook University library and certain on-campus facilities
- Eligibility to participate in TOPIK intensive class and speaking contests (when offered)
- Guidance and support for future admission to Dankook University undergraduate programs
✗ Not Included
- Airfare and transportation to/from Korea
- Accommodation costs (dormitory, off-campus housing, etc.)
- Meals, local transportation, phone bills, and personal expenses
- Textbook costs (purchased separately for each level)
- Overseas travel / study insurance
- Visa application fees and related consular costs
Application Procedure
- Consultation & Campus / Term Selection
Decide which campus (Jukjeon or Cheonan), term, and approximate study duration you wish to apply for. - Prepare Application Documents
Fill out the KLC application form and self-introduction, prepare ID photo, passport copy, graduation and tran documents, and (if necessary) bank balance certificate and family relationship documents.
※ Documents not in Korean or English must be translated and notarized. Graduates from some countries must submit Apostille or consular-legalized documents. - Submit Documents by Email
Attach all required documents (preferably in one compressed file) and send them by email to [email protected] with the subject format: [Campus] Nationality / Name (e.g. [Cheonan] Vietnam / Nguyen, Anh). - Document Screening & Admission Result
KLC reviews submitted documents. Applicants are notified of the screening result individually (usually within 1–2 weeks after the application period closes). - Tuition Payment
After being admitted, pay the tuition (and application fee if applicable) by the deadline indicated by KLC. - Certificate of Admission & Visa Application
Once tuition is confirmed, Dankook issues the Standard Admission Letter and sends it to you. Use this document to apply for a D-4-1 visa at the Korean consulate in your country. - Housing & Arrival Preparation
Arrange dormitory or off-campus housing, plan airport arrival and, if needed, airport pick-up. Prepare for life at the Jukjeon or Cheonan campus. - Arrival & Start of Classes
Arrive in Korea before the term begins, attend the orientation/opening meeting, and start your regular Korean course.
Refund Policy (Dankook KLC)
| Time of Withdrawal | Refund Rate |
|---|---|
| Before the start of classes | 100% of tuition |
| Within 2 weeks after classes begin | 80% of tuition |
| From 2 weeks to 4 weeks after start | 50% of tuition |
| After 4 weeks from the start of classes | No refund |
- The application (screening) fee is non-refundable (where applicable).
- Refund requests must follow the official procedure of Dankook University KLC and are processed according to the above schedule.
The staff and instructors at the Dankook University Korean Language Program (KLC) support students from admission and visa preparation to campus life and further study options at Dankook University.
Inquiries: Email [email protected] or contact KLC via WhatsApp and the official KLC website.
Location
Academic Regulations
Dankook University Korean Language Course Application Guidelines
This guide summarizes the application process for the Korean Language Course at Dankook University’s Global Education Center (Jukjeon & Cheonan campuses) – including eligibility, required documents, term schedule, tuition, and contact information.
1. Eligibility
- Overseas Koreans and foreign nationals who have graduated from high school or have an equivalent level of education
- Applicants who can submit valid proof of their highest level of education (graduation certificate and tran , with Apostille or Korean consular confirmation where required)
- Applicants who have no disqualifying reasons for studying Korean or residing in Korea
- Applicants for a long-term D-4-1 language training visa must register for at least 2 consecutive semesters at once (some Ministry of Justice designated countries may be required to register for 4 or more semesters in advance)
⚠️ Important Notes
- Visa type and length of study are closely related. Students planning to study Korean for more than 90 days generally need to apply for a D-4-1 Korean language trainee visa in advance.
- Certain Ministry of Justice designated nationalities may be required to register for 4 consecutive semesters (about 1 year) when applying for D-4-1 visa support. Please confirm the latest conditions directly before applying.
2. Application Procedure
- Check term schedule & choose campus
Decide whether you will study at Jukjeon Campus (Yongin) or Cheonan Campus, and choose your desired semester(s) (minimum 1 semester; minimum 2 semesters for D-4-1 visa support). - Prepare application form & documents
Download the Application Form & Self-introduction from the Dankook Korean Language Course website, fill it out, sign it, and prepare all required original documents (graduation certificate, tran , bank balance certificate, etc.). - Submit documents by email
Scan or photograph all required documents and send them by email to the Global Education Center:
Email: [email protected] (same address for Jukjeon & Cheonan campuses)
※ Email title format example: [Jukjeon] Vietnam / Nguyen, A / [Cheonan] Thailand / Kim, B - Document screening
The university screens your documents. Additional documents may be requested (family relationship certificate, parents’ employment/income certificate, etc.). Screening usually takes about 1–2 weeks after the application period ends. - Tuition payment
If you are accepted, you will receive payment instructions and must transfer the tuition (and application fee if applicable) within the deadline announced by the Global Education Center. - Issuance & delivery of Standard Admission Letter
After tuition payment is confirmed, the university issues the Standard Admission Letter and sends it to you (for D-4-1 visa applicants). - Visa application at Korean embassy/consulate
Apply for the appropriate visa (e.g. D-4-1 language trainee visa) at the Korean embassy/consulate in your country using the Standard Admission Letter and financial documents. - Arrival in Korea & course start
Enter Korea, arrange your accommodation (dormitory or off-campus housing), attend orientation (if provided) and begin classes on the official start date of the semester.
※ Visa application must be done directly by the student and follows the regulations of each Korean embassy/consulate and immigration office.
※ Visa rules, required documents and processing times vary by country, so please check all details in advance with the Korean diplomatic mission or immigration office in charge of your case.
※ Even after online/email submission, the university may later require you to submit original documents in person.
2025–2026 Major Term Schedule (Dankook Korean Language Course)
| Year | Term | Application Period | Tuition Payment Deadline | Orientation / Start | Study Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Fall Semester | 2025.06.09 (Mon) ~ 2025.07.11 (Fri) | Notified upon acceptance | Around early September (announced by DKU) | 2025.09.01 (Mon) ~ 2025.11.14 (Fri) |
| 2025–2026 | Winter Semester | 2025.09.08 (Mon) ~ 2025.10.10 (Fri) | Notified upon acceptance | Around early December (announced by DKU) | 2025.12.08 (Mon) ~ 2026.02.20 (Fri) |
| 2026 | Spring Semester | 2025.12.08 (Mon) ~ 2026.01.09 (Fri) | Notified upon acceptance | Around early March (announced by DKU) | 2026.03.03 (Tue) ~ 2026.05.12 (Tue) |
| 2026 | Summer Semester | 2026.03.03 (Tue) ~ 2026.04.10 (Fri) | Notified upon acceptance | Around early June (announced by DKU) | 2026.06.01 (Mon) ~ 2026.08.07 (Fri) |
| 2026 | Fall Semester | 2026.06.08 (Mon) ~ 2026.07.10 (Fri) | Notified upon acceptance | Around late August (announced by DKU) | 2026.08.31 (Mon) ~ 2026.11.12 (Thu) |
| 2026–2027 | Winter Semester | 2026.09.07 (Mon) ~ 2026.10.09 (Fri) | Notified upon acceptance | Around early December (announced by DKU) | 2026.12.07 (Mon) ~ 2027.02.18 (Thu) |
※ The detailed schedule (orientation date, exact tuition payment deadline, placement test, etc.) is announced by the Global Education Center for each semester.
※ When there are many applicants, registration may close earlier than the application period end date.
※ To ensure smooth visa and enrollment procedures, please submit your documents 2–4 weeks before the end of the application period.
3. Required Documents
Required documents differ slightly depending on whether you already hold a valid visa (F, E, etc.) or you are applying for a D-4-1 Korean language training visa. Please check the appropriate category and always reconfirm final requirements on the official Dankook Korean Language Course website.
Type A Required Documents (When You Already Hold a Valid Visa – F/E, etc.)
| No. | Document | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Application Form & Self-introduction |
Use the official Dankook form (download from website). Print, sign, and submit via email scan and/or original as instructed. |
| 02 | ID Photo |
3cm × 4cm color photo, white background. Recent photo (usually taken within the last 6 months). |
| 03 | Passport Copy |
Page showing your photo and personal information. Must be valid for the duration of your stay. |
| 04 | Alien Registration Card Copy (if applicable) |
Only for students who already hold an ARC in Korea. Submit front and back sides. |
| 05 | Graduation Certificate (Highest Education) |
High school graduation certificate or higher. May need Apostille or Korean consular confirmation (see notes below). Chinese nationals (excluding Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan) normally submit academic verification from designated centers instead of consular legalization. |
| 06 | Academic Tran |
Tran from your last school (high school / university). Korean or English original is preferred; notarized translation is acceptable for other languages. |
Type B Required Documents (When Applying for D-4-1 Language Training Visa Support)
Mandatory Conditions for D-4-1 Visa Applicants
- You must register for at least 2 consecutive semesters at once to receive a Standard Admission Letter for D-4-1 visa application.
- Some Ministry of Justice designated nationalities may be required to register for 4 consecutive semesters (about 1 year).
- Original documents may be requested upon arrival or during screening. Submitted documents are generally not returned, so ensure they can be reissued.
| No. | Document | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Application Form & Self-introduction |
Dankook form (download), filled in and signed. Submit by email and provide original if requested. |
| 02 | ID Photo |
3cm × 4cm color photo, white background. Attach to application form and/or upload as instructed. |
| 03 | Passport Copy |
Main information page of your passport. Must be valid long enough to cover your entire study period and visa stay. |
| 04 | Graduation Certificate (Original) |
Highest-level school graduation certificate (high school or university). Normally requires Apostille or Korean consular confirmation. Chinese nationals submit academic verification reports instead (see below). |
| 05 | Academic Tran |
Tran of records for the highest level of education completed. If issued in languages other than Korean or English, a notarized translation must be attached. |
| 06 | Bank Balance Certificate (at least USD 10,000 or KRW 10,000,000) |
Issued within about 30 days of application. Minimum balance: USD 10,000 or KRW 10,000,000 (or equivalent). Original document from the bank is required. If the account holder is a parent, a family relationship certificate is additionally required. |
| 07 | Birth Certificate / Family Relationship Certificate |
Required when the bank account is under a parent or guardian’s name. Must clearly prove the family relationship (parents–child etc.). |
| 08 | Documents Proving Nationality of Family Members |
Copies of passports, citizenship certificates, etc. for both parents, if required. Used to confirm nationality and family status. |
| 09 | Other Documents (if requested) |
For example, parents’ employment/income certificates, additional guarantor documents, etc. These are submitted only when particularly requested during screening. |
Additional Notes for Chinese Nationals
Applicants with Chinese nationality (excluding Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan)
In principle, you must submit an academic verification report issued by the Chinese Ministry of Education academic certification centers instead of consular legalization for your degree / graduation certificate.
Reference: www.chsi.com.cn, www.cdgdc.edu.cn
Detailed requirements can change, so please refer to the latest guidelines on the official Dankook Korean Language Course website.
※ Documents written in languages other than Korean or English must be translated into Korean or English and notarized.
※ Submit documents issued within a recent period as required (bank balance and financial documents are usually issued within 1 month).
※ Submitted documents are generally not returned. Please confirm if your documents can be reissued before submission.
※ Additional documents may be requested during the screening process.
※ If false or forged documents are submitted, admission can be canceled and completion/grades may be invalidated.
4. Admission & Visa Regulations (Summary)
- Document screening begins only after your application form and required documents have been received by email and/or in original form.
- Screening results are usually notified individually within 1–2 weeks after the application period ends (time may vary).
- Submitted documents are not returned. Additional documents may be requested depending on your individual circumstances.
- Even if admission is approved, visa approval is decided separately by Korean embassies/consulates and immigration offices.
- For D-4-1 visa holders, the maximum stay is generally up to 2 years, and visa extensions depend on your attendance rate and academic performance.
5. Tuition & Application Fee (per Semester, Current Guide)
| Campus | Tuition (per semester) | Application Fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jukjeon Campus | 1,300,000 KRW | 100,000 KRW |
Tuition for one 10-week semester at Jukjeon. Separate textbook costs depending on level (purchase required). |
| Cheonan Campus | 1,100,000 KRW | None |
Tuition for one 10-week semester at Cheonan. Separate textbook costs depending on level (purchase required). |
※ The above amounts may change each semester according to the policy of Dankook University Global Education Center.
※ Students must purchase textbooks separately according to their assigned level.
※ Bank transfer fees and other remittance charges are borne by the student.
※ Please reconfirm the latest tuition and fee information on the official Dankook Korean Language Course website or with the Global Education Center before paying.
Refund Policy (Korean Language Course)
| Time of Cancellation | Refund Rate |
|---|---|
| Before the start of classes | 100% of tuition |
| Within 2 weeks after the start | 80% of tuition |
| From 2 weeks to 4 weeks after the start | 50% of tuition |
| After 4 weeks from the start | No refund |
※ Specific refund procedures and required forms are announced by the Global Education Center.
※ Application/registration fees are usually non-refundable once payment and processing have started.
6. Contact Information
For questions about the Korean Language Course (any campus), please contact the Global Education Center:
| Campus | Phone (Main Call Center) | |
|---|---|---|
| Jukjeon & Cheonan (Global Education Center) | +82-1899-3700 | [email protected] |
Campus Addresses
Jukjeon Campus (Yongin): 152, Jukjeon-ro, Suji-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, 16890, Republic of Korea
Cheonan Campus: 119, Dandae-ro, Dongnam-gu, Cheonan-si, Chungcheongnam-do, 31116, Republic of Korea
Please check the official Dankook University website or navigation app for the most convenient route to each campus (subway, bus, etc.).
For detailed information on admission, visa procedures, and the most up-to-date requirements, always reconfirm with the Global Education Center (Dankook Korean Language Course) or consult your study abroad planner.
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Curriculum and Textbooks
Level 1 Regular Korean Course Curriculum (Introductory / Beginner)
Level 1 at Dankook University’s Korean Language Course is designed for students who are learning Korean for the first time. Through integrated classes in speaking, listening, reading, and writing, learners will master Hangul (the Korean alphabet), basic grammar, and essential everyday expressions needed for life in Korea and on campus.
1. Learning Objectives
- Read and write Hangul accurately and understand basic Korean pronunciation rules.
- Carry out simple everyday communication such as greetings, self-introduction, ordering food, and basic shopping.
- Create simple sentences using core beginner grammar patterns and approximately 700–800 frequently used vocabulary items.
- Understand and express basic information such as numbers, prices, time, dates, and daily routines.
- Read and write short, simple Korean texts such as memos, simple messages, and short diary entries.
- Gain confidence in basic Korean conversation necessary for life on the Dankook University campus.
2. Course Content
Pronunciation & Hangul
- Basic structure of Hangul consonants and vowels
- Syllable blocks and basic syllable structure
- Final consonant (batchim) reading rules
- Linking, assimilation, and nasalization in natural speech
- Basic intonation and sentence rhythm
Grammar
- Sentence word order and basic sentence types
- Subject and object particles (이/가, 은/는, 을/를)
- Location and time particles (에, 에서, 에게 등)
- 이다 / 아니다, 있다 / 없다 and basic de ive sentences
- Present, past, and simple future tense in polite form (해요체)
- Negative expressions (안, 못) and polite request forms
- Basic connective endings (그리고, 그래서, -고, etc.)
Vocabulary
- Greetings and classroom expressions
- Self-introduction (name, nationality, major, home country, language)
- Family members and basic personal information
- Numbers (native & Sino-Korean), time, dates, and days of the week
- Campus and city places (classroom, dormitory, cafeteria, station, bank, etc.)
- Food, drinks, and common menu items
- Basic verbs and adjectives used in daily life
Conversation & Communication
- Greeting and exchanging basic personal information
- Introducing friends, family, and hometown
- Asking and answering about locations on and off campus
- Talking about daily routines and class schedules
- Ordering food and drinks at the cafeteria or cafés
- Shopping for daily necessities and asking prices
- Simple conversation about weather, weekend plans, and hobbies
3. Sample Classroom Activities
- Self-introduction circle: Introducing yourself in Korean and interviewing classmates about nationality, major, and hobbies.
- Campus life role-play: Practicing useful expressions for asking directions around the Jukjeon or Cheonan campus.
- Number & time games: Using Korean numbers to tell time, give phone numbers, and talk about schedules.
- Shopping and café role-play: Practicing ordering food, asking prices, and paying at convenience stores or cafés.
- Map and transportation task: Using maps and bus/subway lines to ask and give directions in Korean.
- Short diary writing: Writing simple diary entries about daily life and reading them aloud in small groups.
- Culture-focused mini tasks: Simple activities introducing Korean food, basic etiquette, and campus culture.
4. Weekly Syllabus (Sample)
The table below shows a typical example of a Level 1 10-week plan in the Dankook University Korean Language Course. Exact topics and order may vary by campus (Jukjeon/Cheonan), term, and instructor.
| Week | Grammar & Expressions | Conversation & Activities | Vocabulary Themes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 |
• Korean alphabet: basic consonants and vowels • Syllable blocks and reading practice • Greeting expressions & “안녕하세요?” • “-이에요 / -예요” (to be) |
Greeting classmates Introducing name and nationality Reading and writing simple words in Hangul |
Greetings, names, countries, majors |
| Week 2 |
• Final consonants (batchim) • Demonstratives (이/그/저 + 것) • “있어요 / 없어요” (there is / there isn’t) |
Talking about classroom objects Asking what something is Describing what you have / don’t have |
Classroom items, personal belongings |
| Week 3 |
• Basic verb conjugation (present tense, 해요체) • Object particle “-을/를” • Simple yes/no and WH-questions |
Talking about daily activities Asking and answering “What do you do?” Short dialogues using common verbs |
Daily verbs (먹다, 가다, 보다, 공부하다 etc.) |
| Week 4 |
• Native & Sino-Korean numbers • Time expressions (시, 분, 요일) • Time particle “-에” |
Saying the time and dates Talking about class schedules Making simple appointments with friends |
Numbers, time, days of the week, schedules |
| Week 5 |
• Location particles “에 / 에서” • “-에 가요 / 와요” (go/come to ~) • Asking “어디에 있어요?” |
Asking and giving directions on campus Talking about places you go regularly Simple map and route tasks |
Campus and city places, transportation |
| Week 6 |
• Past tense “-았/었어요” • “-고” (and) for connecting actions • Review of verbs and adjectives |
Talking about last weekend Sharing past experiences and activities Short past-tense story tasks |
Weekend activities, free time, hobbies |
| Week 7 |
• De ive verbs & basic adjectives • “안” / “못” for negation • “좋아해요 / 싫어해요” (like / dislike) |
Talking about likes and dislikes Describing people and things Role-plays about preferences |
Personality, appearance, tastes, preferences |
| Week 8 |
• Simple future “-ㄹ/을 거예요” • “-아/어 주세요” (please do ~) • Weather expressions |
Talking about future plans Making polite requests Talking about weather and seasonal activities |
Weather, seasons, simple future plans |
| Week 9 |
• “-ㄹ/을 수 있어요 / 없어요” (can / cannot) • Integrated review of grammar from Weeks 1–8 |
Integrated conversation practice Short presentations about “My Life at Dankook” Preparation for final speaking & written tests |
Abilities, campus activities, integrated review |
| Week 10 | Mid-term / final evaluations, comprehensive review, and Korean culture activities (e.g. traditional games, food, simple field trip) | ||
5. Evaluation
| Evaluation Item | Weight (Reference) | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Attendance | 20% |
Students must attend at least 80% of the total class hours. (The Korean Language Course generally requires 80% or higher attendance for completion.) |
| Speaking & Listening | 30% | Short interviews, role-plays, and listening comprehension tests evaluating basic communicative ability in everyday situations. |
| Reading & Writing | 30% | Tests and tasks on reading short texts (announcements, menus, notices) and writing simple sentences, forms, and short diary entries. |
| Assignments & Class Participation | 20% | Homework, mini-presentations, quizzes, and active participation in class and cultural activities. |
⚠️ Completion Requirements (Reference for Level 1)
- Attendance rate of 80% or higher for the entire semester.
- Achieving at least a passing grade (around 70 points or above) based on the overall evaluation.
- Meeting the requirements set by the Korean Language Course and instructor for progression to the next level.
6. Textbooks & Learning Materials
- Main beginner-level Korean textbook used by Dankook University (e.g. integrated beginner Korean series for Level 1)
- Workbook focusing on listening, reading, writing, and grammar practice
- Teacher-prepared handouts and supplementary vocabulary/grammar sheets
- Audio and video materials introducing Korean daily life and culture
- Simple authentic materials (menus, notices, campus maps, etc.) linked to campus life at Dankook
※ Textbook and workbook fees are not included in the semester tuition and are purchased separately at the beginning of the course.
※ The specific textbook title may vary by semester and campus (Jukjeon/Cheonan); details will be announced before the course begins.
Additional Notes
- The above curriculum is a sample guide based on the Dankook University Korean Language Course beginner level.
- Actual class content, activities, and evaluation methods may differ slightly by instructor, campus, and semester.
- Level placement is decided by a placement test or self-assessment guidelines provided by the Global Education Center.
- Dankook’s program emphasizes integrated skills and communication, and may include 1–2 Korean culture classes per semester (e.g. traditional experiences, campus events).
- Detailed syllabi for each class will be provided by the instructor at the beginning of the semester.
Want to see other levels?
Dankook University offers a systematic Korean language course from Level 1 to Level 6, tailored to each student’s proficiency.
For more details on Level 2–6 curricula, please contact the Global Education Center or your study abroad advisor.
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