ASIA 3396: Contemporary Korean Culture and Society
| Course Format | Lecture 3.0 h + Seminar 1.0 h + Lab. 0.0 h |
| Credits | 3.0 |
Course Description
The Korean peninsula is witnessing historical changes which resonate in the region and around the world. In this interdisciplinary course, students explore contemporary society and culture in both North and South Korea. They examine recent political, economic, and social changes such as democratization, internationalization, gender equality, and environment. Students analyze key cultural aspects such as Korean cinema, K-Pop, and the Korean wave (hallyu) phenomenon. They also learn about security on the Korean peninsula including North Korea's nuclear program and the recent peace process.
Prerequisite(s): Completion of 15 credits of undergraduate courses.
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