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2024 Ewha International Winter College
Dear Students, We are happy to let you know that we are planning to launch Ewha International Winter College with great enthusiasm from this coming winter. Ewha International Winter College provides comprehensive academic courses accompanied with various cultural activities and winter field trips to learn about Korea and Korean culture. We will open 10 courses encompassing diverse subjects, ranging from Business, Sociology, Psychology, and Computer Science to Media, Art, Sports and Korean Language. Please find the following details of the winter college. We will soon provide further details and the website for EIWC. [Program Period] From December 26, 2024 to January 10, 2025. [Eligibility] * Undergraduate or graduate students currently enrolled at an accredited university or college. * Prospective freshmen admitted to college. Your interest is greatly appreciated. If you have any questions about Ewha International Winter College, please send an email to gowinter@ewha.ac.kr Thank you.
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2011 Session II Participant: Matthew Lee
2011 EISC Session II Participant: Matthew Lee Brown University, USA " Because I am a male, many people have asked me why I came to Ewha Womans University for this summer program. Besides the beautiful campus and students, I came to the Ewha International Summer College to learn the Korean language and to learn more about contemporary Korea. At first, I thought that 2 weeks would be plenty of time. However, the past 2 weeks have flown by faster than the motorcycles in the Korean movie 퀵(Quick) ; after all, time flies when you are having fun. During the 2 weeks, I have experienced and learned so much more than I could have ever expected. For example, I love Korean food, and I enjoyed learning how to make very delicious 떡(rice cake) in Andong and kimchi and ddobukki at Kimchi World. My time at Ewha and my exposure to Korea has laid a solid foundation and appreciation for the country on which I will continue to build for the rest of my life. I am very thankful to the teachers of my language class forr channeling my desire to learn 한글 into very informative lectures and activities. My time here has also allowed me to be exposed to K— pop. I usually listen to classical music because I play violin, but now I`m starting to like Korean girl groups like 2NE l and 소 녀 시 대 for their adventurous combinations in genre and theme...and because they are cute. I also enjoyed our many Πeld trips to such places as 경복궁 and the National Museum . Our field trip to Andong taught me that I am way too tall for a Korean. My legs are too long and make sitting on the floor during meals barely tolerable, and I had to duck through the doors of the traditional Korean house where we had stayed at. Fortunately, the many friends I have made at Ewha made everything better. I am so sad that my stay in Korea is over , but I arn so glad to have I met so many great people and to have made so many memories. I would like to thank Kwon Soyoung, Jennifer Kim, the Offlce of Global Affairs, and Ewha Womans University for making this wonderful program possible."
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2011 Session I & II Participant: Daniel Gunderson
2011 EISC Session II Participant: Daniel Gunderson University of Oslo, Norway " This summer I participated in Session II of the Ewha International Summer School, and it was the best summer vacation I have ever had. The program offered an intensive Korean language course taught by great teachers, and even though it was only for two weeks I feel I got to improve my Korean quite much. The second part of the program consisted of a variety of cultural courses taught by great professors from Korea and abroad. Almost every day after completing the cultural course we went on a field trip which was relevant to the course we had that day. For instance, one day we had a course about the history of the Kyongbok palace followed by a fieldtrip to the palace. Although I had been to the palace a few times before, it felt like I visited a totally new place because of the background information we were given in the class. Another day we learned about Korean popular culture followed by a visit to the Miso performance which was one of the best theatre experiences I ever had. We also learned about Korean movies followed by a visit to a film studio, as well as learning to play Korean traditional music, making ceramics, making kimchi and so on. Everything was extremely well planned by the summer school staff and the choices of where to visit and what to learn could hardly been done any better. The campus is clean and nice with great facilities and many on-campus cafés, as well as a lot of places to have delicious meals outside of campus. Among the 90 members of Session II there were only five male students, so each guy was like a “group leader” with 17 girls in each group. Maybe some guys think that the summer school is just for female students because of the name “Ewha Womans University”, but the content of the program is just as interesting for guys as for girls and I would strongly recommend the summer school to any guys interested. I would also definitely recommend this summer program to anyone who wants to learn more about Korea and its language and culture. "
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2010 Participant - Pettie Lin
Tunghai University, Taiwan Dao 2010 Ewha International Summer College Session 1 Participant Pettie Lin " I will recommend the program to students who really want to learn Korean. Although the schedule was tight, I still learned a lot of Korean in just one month. I wouldn’t recommend for beginners though, because it will be too much for them to learn in such a short time. My friends are all learning Korean language for the first time; therefore I know how difficult and tiresome it was to them. Other than the tight schedule, there are a couple of strengths that I’d like to mention. First, the Buddy system was very thoughtful. Even though not all buddies were as helpful, it was still a great benefit, especially for the people that first came to Korea. Second, the dorm was very high-class and comfortable. The price was also quite fair. Also, the best thing was that there was no curfew. Third, my Korean language teacher (Hyee-rang) teaches very well. I really enjoyed her lessons and was very grateful for her kindness and patience. Lastly, the cultural experience field trips were very beneficial. I learned a lot of Korean culture and enjoyed the time traveling with my friends. "
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2010 Participant - Pierre Blandin
Pierre Blandin Grenoble Ecole de Management, Francce 2010 International Summer College, Session I "My summer in Ewha was an amazing experience that I would recommend to anyone eager to experience something new and exciting! The Ewha campus is really modern and convenient, and l remember the I-house as one of the best places I´ve ever lived in. Concerning the location, Ewha is located very close to Sinchon and Hongdae, probably the 2 best places to go out in Seoul, so we did hang out very often in the neighbourhood. I have met so many fun and friendly people from different countries while studying in Ewha, and it is those people that made my summer memorable. To sum it up in a phrase, Ewha Summer program is a great opportunity to know more about
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2010 Participant - Theodore Choi
Theodore Choi Brandeis University, USA 2010 International Summer College, Session I From the moment I stepped onto the campus, I knew I was going to enjoy the summer program at Ewha Woman’s University. The campus not only looked magnificent, but it had the air of a student friendly institution. I was excited to meet new people and at the same time looking forward to classes. I was very interested in how I would be taught and how the teaching would affect my studies. Although I was not taking classes for credit, I knew they would be worthwhile. When classes started, I was clearly right that I would enjoy the classes. The professors were very knowledgeable and taught well. But at the same time, they were very kind and fun-loving. They engaged the class with fascinating topics and turned classes that people would normally be bored with into vivacious periods of learning. The field trips were also an interesting part of the program. Being able to experience parts of Korea with classmates and new friends was an enjoyable experience. At Ewha, I met very friendly and fun people and enjoyed my time with these new friends after classes. The small restaurants had delicious food and it was interesting to pass by the shops around the neighborhood (since I’m a guy, I have no interest in buying women’s clothing).
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2010 Participant - Nara Park
Nara Park Cornell College, USA 2010 International Summer College, Session I I would recommend this program to my friends because it would be a very good cultural experience and it would let them get to know South Korea better. I think Ewha has many outstanding professors and Ewha itself is very international so it wasn’t too hard to move around campus even if you didn’t know Korean. Students on Ewha campus are all also very kind and helpful.
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2010 Participant - Maryam Binte Mohamed Mokhtar
Maryam Binte Mohamed Mokhtar Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 2010 International Summer College, Session I The summer and sping programmes were the best five months of my life so far, I really and thoroughly enjoyed myself. Seoul, and of course Ewha was a place of firsts for me: first snow, first bulgogi meal, first time interacting with friends who came from so many different countries from around the world. So I would like to thank everyone from Ewha for giving us such a pleasant and unforgettable experience. From memories we shared whilst living at the I-House, to hitting the streets of Hongdae at night to cheer on the World Cup team, these experiences have left a deep impression on me. I am definitely going to recommend this beloved school to my other friends for the incoming batches of exchange students. I do not think there are major weaknesses, and I feel Ewha´s strength is in its hospitality, so keep that up! I think the summer promotion should begin with exchange students from the previous semesters so they can recommend it to their peers at home. Thanks Ewha! :]
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2010 Participant - Michelle Heitmann
Michelle Heitmann University of Kansas, USA 2010 International Summer College, Session I I would highly recommend this program to anyone because I had so much fun at Ewha and met many people from all over the world that I still keep in touch with today. The facilities were very nice, I liked my professor, and I learned a lot in my classes. Before I went, I did a lot of research about studying abroad in Korea and picked the school on my own. I chose Ewha Womans University because it has the longest running international summer program, is located within the heart of Seoul, and is one of the most prestigious universities in Korea. I loved everything about Ewha and its summer program, and the only complaint I have is that my schedule would not allow for me to stay longer! I think the ending date is convenient though because unlike some other schools in Korea, it ends at the perfect time for students to be back in the U.S. to prepare for fall classes. Studying abroad at Ewha was definitely one of the best decisions I have ever made and is an experience that I will always remember with friends I will never forget.
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Special Lecture by Director Dong-weon Kim
There will be a special lecture by Korean Director Dong-weon Kim, creator of the documentary film "Song Hwan (Repatriation) - 12 years with spies" that won the Sundance Film Festival award. - Date & time: July 12 (Thu), 12:30 - Place: ESB (Ewha Shinsegae Building) rm 205 (* will be part of the 'Politics in North Korea: A Documentary Approach' class, with professor Hyang-Jin Lee) Find more about the film and the director at www.songhwan.com and meet the director at this special lecture!
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2009 Participant - Albert Lee from Harvard University
As I sit in the airport terminal waiting to board my plane headed for Los Angeles, I begin to think in retrospect of my month-long stay here in Korea. Although this was my first time traveling abroad, I am glad to have had the convenience of going to my fatherland. In further providing me with convenience, the Ewha International Summer College (EISC) served as an organized program through which I have been able to experience the quaint nuances of Korean culture. Among the many cultural excursions offered, my favorite had to be the “Ballerina Who Fell in Love with a B-boy” performance. Watching the undeniably talented dancers was enthralling, and the audience was fully entertained from start to finish. As an added bonus to the fantastic show, we were given the chance to take pictures with the stars of the show, of which my friends and I took full advantage. Aside from the organized events scheduled by the EISC, I had the most fun simply befriending students from all across the globe. True, upon first entering the program, I thought that being the youngest student in the program would prove to be a setback; after all, naïveté can only take me so far. Contrary to my intuition, my fellow Ewhaians were not only hospitable but also accepting of all people, despite whatever anomalies they may have had. I am so pleased to have made such a diverse and fun-loving group of friends here in Korea, some of whom I am positive will remain my friends for a long time to come. It is also imperative that I mention the plethora of affordable restaurants within the vicinity of Ewha University. I was amazed at how great the food tasted and how little money I was required to spend. However, it was not long before the cheap prices in food were compensated for by the vast amounts of money spent on my frequent outings in the bustling city of Seoul, which, by no means, I regret. I enjoyed every minute of my stay in the EISC. Without a doubt, the grueling four-and-a-half-hour Korean language classes were tiresome, but my teacher developed an efficient pedagogy by which the students were entertained and engrossed. In fact, I even enjoyed spending time in the dorms working on my Korean homework with my classmates. Despite the many hours my friends and I would spend on our homework, we knew that with its completion would come plenty of fun and relaxation. As I soon came to witness, the night was always young for us EISC students; we found it possible to experience much of Korea’s culture, even at the latest of hours. With that, I would like to extend my utmost gratitude to the Scholarship Committee of the Ewha Womans University Alumnae Association of Greater Washington Foundation (EWUAAGWF) for selecting me as a Ewha International Summer College (EISC) scholarship recipient. I thank you for giving me this wonderful opportunity of getting in touch with my roots, learning of my heritage from the very best professors, and experiencing the freedom
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