Hoa Sen University

Korean Language Studies

  • Providing opportunities to participate in a short-term study exchange in Korea.
  • Strengthening cooperation with international educational and business partners.
  • Learning from seasoned instructors who bring extensive cultural experiences to the classroom.

Overview

Major code

7220210

Admission combination

A01, D01, D09, D14

Training Duration

4 years

Degree

Bachelor’s degree in Korean Language Studies

Background knowledge

Practical skills

Manner

Language Proficiency – Computer Literacy

Highlights

Practice-Oriented Training Programs

The training program is practice-oriented through specialized subjects: Students gain expertise in Korean for commerce, business, media, and services, alongside developing their Korean public speaking skills. Additionally, they have the opportunity for short-term study exchanges in Korea during spring or summer, providing valuable practical experience.

Highly Qualified Lecturers

With solid academic backgrounds and profound local cultural experiences, the Korean Language faculty effectively guides students to master the language while deeply understanding its real-world application and cultural nuances.

Explore multidimensional culture

Students are immersed in vibrant cultural spaces, such as: Korean Cultural Festival; Workshops on movies, music, fashion and activities organized by the Korean Club; … Particularly, through direct involvement in projects such as Culture Day, students will significantly improve their language abilities and cultivate essential social skills in a multicultural setting.

Prestigious company internships

To develop practical work skills and critical thinking, each Korean Language Studies student undertakes two internships (work experience and graduation internship) for direct exposure to a business environment.

Multi-field applications

The program empowers students to critically analyze and effectively navigate real-life scenarios in commerce, media, tourism, and education by applying their deep understanding of the Korean language, culture, and society, especially in contexts involving international cooperation, the Korean entertainment industry, and the global labor market.

Professional skills

Demonstrating Korean proficiency at TOPIK level 5 or higher. Utilizing Korean for translation and interpretation, professional communication, digital content creation, multimedia communications, and the organization of cultural and international events. Developing proficiency in a second foreign language and skillfully applying technology tools in a digital environment.

Sustainable Development

Graduates develop the ability to work independently, self-develop, and embrace lifelong learning. They also adapt well to teamwork and maintain a strong sense of responsibility. They are characterized by a professional work ethic, a commitment to continuous improvement, and strict adherence to legal and professional ethical guidelines.

Training Programs Structure

Korean Listening and Speaking 1
Korean Listening and Speaking 2
Korean Reading and Writing 1
Korean Reading and Writing 2
Introduction to Law
Marxist-Leninist Philosophy
Marxist-Leninist Political Economy
Liberal Arts Education 1
Physical Education 1
Scientific Socialism
Korean Language and Culture
Microsoft Office – Level A
Liberal Arts Education 2
Physical Education 2
National Defense Education
Ho Chi Minh’s Ideology
Korean Listening and Speaking 3
Korean Listening and Speaking 4
Korean Reading and Writing 3
Korean Reading and Writing 4
Korean Language Overview
Vietnam Communist Party’s History
Physical Education 3
Information Technology in Social Sciences
(Choose 1 of the following 2 courses) Introduction to Linguistics Korean-Vietnamese Language Contrast
(Second Foreign Language – Choose 1 of the following 4 courses) French 1, English 1, Japanese 1, Chinese 1
AI and Korean Office Software Applications
Work Experience Internship
Korean Business – Commerce
Korean for Translation and Interpretation
Korean Multimedia
Korean Business Letters and Documents Drafting
Korean Culture Content Creation and Copywriting
(Second Foreign Language – Choose 1 of the following 4 courses) French 2, English 2, Japanese 2, Chinese 2
(Second Foreign Language – Choose 1 of the following 4 courses) French 3, English 3, Japanese 3, Chinese 3
(Second Foreign Language – Choose 1 of the following 4 courses) French 4, English 4, Japanese 4, Chinese 4
(Choose 1 of the following 2 courses) Korean Translation & Interpretation Skills, Korean Language Teaching Skills
(Choose 1 of the following 2 courses) Specialized Practice Project, Research Practice Project
Service Practice Korean
Student-Selected Electives
Writing Korean Reports and Presentations
Korean Public Speaking
(Choose 1 of 2 forms) Graduation Internship Graduation Paper

Potentials of Korean Language Studies

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