Korean
- Minor
Discover the dynamic world of Korean language and culture – a program perfect for students excited to explore one of Asia’s most influential cultures. The Korean Minor welcomes you at any skill level – from those with no experience to students ready to take their language abilities to new heights.
Why Choose Korean at Montclair
- Engaging Classes: Learn to speak, read, and write Korean through interactive lessons featuring K-pop songs , Korean cooking and holiday celebrations.
- Real-World Connections: Join K-Talk!, the Korean Culture and Language Association, and experiential learning activities that enrich your studies and foster meaningful, lasting connections.
- K-culture Immersion: Dive into Korean music, drama, film and daily life for a fresh, relevant perspective that goes beyond the classroom.
- Study Abroad: You’ll have the opportunity to participate in immersive study abroad programs, experiencing Korean culture first-hand to enhance your language skills and global perspective.
Community & Involvement
- Connect with local Korean American and Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities.
- Take part in multicultural events, festivals and faculty-led projects that bring Korean culture to life.
- Get involved in the Korean Culture and Language Association to share culture and traditions with all students.
Pathways for the Future By graduation, you’ll build strong language skills and cultural competence – valuable assets in business, education, travel, translation, technology, government and more. Whether you want to study abroad, launch a global career or connect with your heritage, the Korean Minor helps you communicate, lead and thrive in today’s interconnected world.
Korean Day Brings K-Culture to Life
As part of the Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Montclair’s Korean Day celebrates the richness of Korean culture with both traditional and contemporary highlights. The event features Korean street food tasting, Taekwondo and drum workshops, and K-pop dance, inviting students and local community members of all ages to participate. Hands-on activities, interactive performances, and delicious food offer everyone a chance to connect, learn, and experience the joy of Korean traditions and the global energy of K-culture.
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