Anyang University, South Korea
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Program Dates Application Due Date:
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- Academic Year: September – June April 1
- Fall: September – December April 1
- Spring: March – June October 5
Application Please type, and bring application to WU 145 or email to [email protected]
Budget - Approximately $5,00-7,000/semester
Program Organization
- IPFW Exchange Program
- 2-5 IPFW students/semester
- take courses with Americans, International students, and Korean students
Academic Program
- Courses taken with other international students on Anyang University Campus
- Some classes taken with other Korean students
Credits: Typically take between 12-15 credits per semester in the following areas:
- Anyang University Courses - IPFW Transfer Credit
- Cross Cultural Communication - COM 303 Intercultural communication
- Intercultural Competencies - COM 303 Intercultural communication
- International Presentation and Discussion-COM 32300 Business and Professional Speaking
- ARI Course 1 Leadership - EALC UND
- Beginning Korean (Conversation & Reading/Writing)-EALC UND
- Traditional Korean Culture-EALC UND
- International Ari-EALC UND
- Korean Economy Seminar -ECON Korean Economy & Culture
- Korean Tourism- HTM UND
- International Presentation and Discussion-ILCS UND
- World Regional Studies ILCS-I350
- Chorus 2- MUS X071
- Korean Society - REL Religion & Culture
- Oriental Brush Painting-VCD P305
Additional Courses Available: 
- Politics in Korea
- Korean Government
- Korean Folklore
- Hallyu: The Korean Wave
- Global Marketing
- International Trade
- International Law
Additional Information
- http://www.anyang.ac.kr/eng/
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anyang_University
- Past course description
- More information about Study Abroad in Korea on Scholarship at Anyang University [pdf.]
Contact Previous Participants: Jacqui Shepherd or Shelby Bates
The housing allows for a lot of chances to see and talk about differences between your cultures that you may not have thought about before.
Jacqui Shepherd, Fall 2013
Housing Information
- Shared university apartments, included with housing supplement
Program Eligibility
You may apply if you:
- are an IPFW student
- Have at least sophomore status
- have approximately a 2.75 cumulative GPA
- No language requirements
- Students on disciplinary probation during program period are not eligible.
Location Details
- Close to the capital city of Seoul
- Located in Anyang city with many local festivals, restaurants, outdoor markets, sporting events, and nightlife
- Scenic setting in the foothills of the Suri Mountains
COSTS
Note: These are the costs for 2014-2015, costs are subject to change
Students are responsible for:
- IPFW tuition (2014-2015: $3,117.00/ semester)
- Anyang University Housing Dormitory Fee (600,000 KRW or approximately $570 for the semester)
- Health Insurance ($35/ month)
- Around 2/3 of airfare (
- Textbooks (estimate: $100)
- Passport ($130)
- Visa (~$50)
Anyang University will provide:
- Airfare assistance to lower the cost for students (600,000 krw around $570 USD)
- Monthly stipend for food and other expenses (around $1900/semester or $140/week)
- Airport pick up, bus pass
This [program] will help you in the future, because you can say that you climbed a mountain or successfully told a cab driver how to get back to your dorm in another language. It is a pretty incredible feeling to be able to get around another country.
- Jacqui Shepherd, Fall 2013
Financial Aid
- Students pay IPFW tuition for this program and are therefore able to use most of their financial aid package including Federal, State, and IPFW-specific funding. Please contact the Office of Financial Aid in Kettler 103 at (260)481-6243 for information about your specific program.
Scholarships
- There are a number of scholarships available for study abroad programs. We provide a short list of links to different scholarship opportunities in the scholarship page, but we also advise that you visit The Institute of International Education for more study abroad funding information.
- IPFW Study Abroad Scholarship - Due March 25
- Freeman Awards for Study Abroad in Asia - U. S. citizenship is required to receive this grant. It is designed to support American undergraduates with demonstrated financial need who are planning to study in Asia. Up to $5,000 for semester and $7,000 for a year - Due April 1