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| A Mecca for Research on North Korean Studies nurturing
Experts in the field of National Unification |
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| ㆍGraduate School of North
Korean Studies |
Three decades
of research into North Korean Studies performed
by the Institute for Far Eastern Studies (IFES)
and experiences from the operation of the department
of North Korean Studies, School of Administrative
Science , have been marked by the establishment
of the Graduate School of North Korean Studies
in 1997. The School, approved by the Ministry of
Education in 2000 as the nation's first professional
graduate school that covers the area of North Korea
and national unification, has presented new educational
models integrating teaching into research. Such
tradition and experiences led the Hanma Foundation
to the establishment of the university graduate
school of North Korean Studies in 2004. The university
graduate school of North Korean Studies is to
take a leading role as a mecca for the education
and research in the arena of North Korea and national
unification.
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Masters/Doctoral Degree
Programs : Politics and Unification, Military Science
and Security, Economy, Information and Technology, Sociology,
Culture, Journalism, and Unification Education, |
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Korean National Community Leaders
Program |
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Inter-Korean Economic Cooperative |
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Cyber Courses on North Korean Studies |
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| ㆍThe Institute for Far Eastern Studies
(IFES)
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| Founded in 1972, IFES promotes discourse
on peace and the unification of Korea through scholarly contributions
regarding issues on the Korean Peninsula and Northeast Asia
. The institute is designed to provide theoretical frameworks
and policies on peace settlement in Northeast Asia, and national
unification on the Korean Peninsula . As a result of its extensive
research, IFES was selected as the premier research center
in the country in 1981.
From 1996 to 2000, Asian Perspective,
a journal of regional and international affairs published quarterly
by the IFES, continued to be selected as the top-ranked English
language journal in the area of social science.
IFES activities
include the following :
*Conducting research projects on North-South
Korean relations and the impact of the two Koreas on international
affairs; Marshalling and analyzing research data, followed
by publishing the research results; Sponsoring international
conferences, seminars, forums, and unification strategies forums;
Publishing
periodicals-Asian Perspective(in English), Korea and World
Politics(in Korean), and The Journal of Northeast Asia Studies(in
Korean), along with intermittent research reports, collections,
and scholarly works on related topics; Publishing a monthly
analysis of domestic political affairs and a subject index
of social science research; Providing internships for masters
and doctoral degreecandidates; Inviting internationally-renowned
scholars to hold training sessions for KU students. |
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Academic Exchange with International Institutes |
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Institute of Oriental
Studies, USSR Academy of Science, Russia |
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Center for Southeast Asian Studies,
University of Hochiminh City, Vietnam |
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Northeast Asia Research Institute,
Yanbian University, China |
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The Research Institute of International policy of
North-east Asia, Yanbian University, China |
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Institute of Northeast Research, Northeast Nomal University,
China |
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Asia Program, Portland State University, U.S.A. |
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The Institute of USA and Canada, Russian Academy of
Social Science, Russia |
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Institute of East Asian Studies, Thammasat University,
Thailand |
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The Center for Asian Studies, American University,
U.S.A. |
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Monash Asia Institute, Monash University, Australia |
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The Center for East Asian Studies, University of Montreal,
Canada |
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Asian Studies Institute, Victoria University of Wellington,
New Zealand |
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Center for Korean Studies, Fudan University, China |
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