Reciprocal Exch.
 

Soonchunhyang University
Semester, Year

 

 

Program Information   Program Information   Program Information

 

    Courses available:
    Korean Language, Korean Cultural Heritage, Social & Cultural History of Korea, Korean/American Relations, Comparative Studies of Asian Culture, Korean Government & Politics, Korean Business & Economics, Korean Society, Understanding Korean Education, Comparative Family Systems, Korean Cultural Experience, EFL/ESL Classes. (Classes will be opened with a minimum of 10 students. Not all classes will be open every semester.)
    Cultural Internship:
    Intern for 15 hours a week as a "Cultural and Language Ambassador" through group meetings, a language & cultural exchange program, and by living side by side with Korean students in specially designated dorms.
Program Details   Program Details   Program Details


Application: 

  • Drop off a signed copy of the online Outgoing Reciprocal Exchange application and supporting documents to the Study Abroad Programs Office.
  • March 1 deadline for fall semester and academic year exchanges.
  • September 15 deadline for spring semester exchanges.
  • Can be of sophomore classification at the time of application.

Available Sessions:  Semester, Year
Location:  Soonchunhyang University
Cost: 
    The cost varies from program to program. Keep in mind that because you are enrolled at A&M, your tuition and fees will be paid at A&M just as if you were taking classes on campus.
    While at Soonchynhyang U, a weekly stipend is provided to cover living expenses; airfare is reimbursed up to US$800 and a full waiver for dorm room is part of the package.
    For details on program cost and payment, please contact Orié Varner, the Reciprocal Exchange Advisor in Study Abroad.

As soon as you decide to participate in a study abroad program, you will want to look into the funding available. Scholarships designated specifically for study abroad include: The Study Abroad Fellowship and the International Education Fee Scholarship. Also, two Burton Fellowships are awarded each year to INTS majors.
Eligibility:

  • All majors welcome
  • Must be a TAMU student for at least one semester prior to application
  • Must attend TAMU for at least one full semester after the exchange
  • Must have a 3.0 GPR
  • Must have English language proficiency (written and oral).
  • Junior Classification by beginning of exchange
  • Faculty references required

Contact: Orié Varner in Study Abroad.

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