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ISEP-Exchange - Ewha Womans University
Seoul, South Korea (Exchange Program)
Program Terms: Fall,
Spring,
Year
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Program Sponsor: ISEP 
Program Dates &
Deadlines:
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Restrictions: LOYOLA applicants only
Budget Sheets Fall,
Spring
Fact Sheet:
Click here for a definition of this term Minimum Required GPA: 2.75 Click here for a definition of this term Subjects available: Asian Studies, Biology, Business, Chemistry, Communication, Economics, Education, English, Environmental Studies, History, International Business, Journalism, Law, Literature, Management, Mathematics, Music, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Religious Studies, Sociology, Visual Arts, Women's Studies
Click here for a definition of this term Minimum Class Standing: 3 Junior, 4 Senior Click here for a definition of this term Language of Instruction: English
Click here for a definition of this term Loyola Scholarships: Yes
Program Description:


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Ewha Womans University




Fast Facts

Seoul, Korea (pop. 12 million)
Student Enrollment: 24,000
Language of instruction: Korean, English
www.ewha.ac.kr/
Office of Global Affairs
Graduate School of International Studies
Courses in English
Courses in Korean


Location

Ewha Womans University is situated in the exciting Shinchon area of Seoul, about 10 minutes by subway or bus from downtown Seoul, the capital and heart of the Republic of Korea. One discovers what it means to enjoy the beautiful Ewha campus, and the vibrant larger community of both Shinchon and Seoul. Ewha Campus Complex, designed by the prominent French architect Dominique Perrault, who built Bibliothque nationale de France in Paris, is one of the most beautiful campus facilities in the world and is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities such as e-learning classrooms, cafes, movie theater, art hall and shops.

Program Type

Academic year or semester exchanges

ISEP-Exchange for International students.
ISEP-Exchange for US students.


Chance of Placement

ISEP-Exchange chance of placement for US students and International students is generally Good.
For the most current chances of placement, see the Sites Open for Applications for US Students or Sites Open for I-to-I Applications.

Program Dates

Academic year: beginning of September to mid-June;
Semester 1: beginning of September to mid-December;
Semester 2: beginning of March to mid-June.

Programs

In Korean: Liberal Arts (languages & literatures [Chinese, French, German], Korean literature); Medicine; Pharmacy; Law; Human Ecology

Courses taught in English

In English: Division of International Studies (diplomacy & security, international business, international development, international trade); Graduate School of International Studies (development cooperation, diplomacy & security, environment trade negotiations, human resource development & women, industry & cyber trade, information & knowledge, international business, international public relations, trade negotiations).

In English & Korean: Liberal Arts; Social Sciences; Natural Sciences; Engineering; Art & Design; Music; Education

Housing and Meals

Students are housed in double-occupancy rooms at International House (I-House) depending on room availability. The I-House provides opportunities to share cultural diversity among the residents with various backgrounds. Students receive a stipend to purchase meals of KRW 1,200,000 per semester.

Student Activities

Ewha PEACE (Professional Ewhaians at Cultural Exchange) Buddies
PEACE Buddies' one-on-one care to international exchange students. This buddy program facilitates students" initial contact with Korean students and helps you enjoy life in Korea. Comprised of carefully selected Ewha students, Buddies are devoted to helping international students adjust to, and become immersed in new cultural surroundings (e-mail: ewhapeacebuddy@gmail.com) International Pot (I-Pot):
Ewha provides I-Pot, where you can have a chance to introduce your own culture, people, and country to international and Ewha students while also learning about other countries as well. This is done with the help of the I-Pot Organizing Committee staff members who experienced studying abroad themselves.

Profile

Ewha Womans University today is one of the most prestigious universities in Korea. Ewha was established in 1866 as the first-ever educational institution for Korean women. Over the last 123 years. Ewha has pioneered in education in Korea. It has made remarkable development weathering through various hardships to become the Ewha today, the largest women's university in the world. Ewha's excellent academic programs, distinguished faculty and a bold vision have fostered numerous women leaders and significantly contributed to the development of the Korean society. Ewha Womans University is the alma mater of the most prominent, influential and historic role models in Korea. Ewha was ranked the No. 1 university in Korea in the years 1995 and 2005 according to the first and second rounds of university rankings released by Korean Council for University Education and Top University by NCSI (National Consumer Satisfaction Index). Ewha is committed to specializing and carrying out world-class research in Korean culture, languages, life sciences, information and communication, art and design, international relations and area studies. Total enrollment: over 24,000 students.

Although traditionally a women"s university, Ewha Womans University is open to male and female international students. About 30% of all international students are male.



ISEP-Exchange programs allow students to participate in reciprocal exchanges with students at ISEP member institutions worldwide, while paying their home university tuition. Students attending US universities that are ISEP-Exchange members are eligible to apply for these programs at other international ISEP-Exchange member universities. Chances of placement vary by location.

ISEP-Direct programs allow students to enroll directly in a host institution abroad, instead of exchanging places with another student. Chances of placement are typically excellent for qualified applicants and some sites offer special academic programs and excursions. Students attending US universities that are either ISEP-Exchange members or ISEP-Direct members can participate in ISEP-Direct programs abroad.

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The Programs

ISEP is a network of 300 colleges and universities in 46 countries cooperating to provide affordable access to international education for a diverse student population. ISEP students gain intercultural competence through integration into their host institution and host culture while exploring the international dimensions of their academic field.

ISEP offers students two options:
  • ISEP-Exchanges: Reciprocal exchange among ISEP member institutions. Students participating on ISEP-Exchange programs pay Loyola tuition and fees.

  • ISEP-Direct: Study abroad programs at ISEP member institutions. These programs are fee based.
Programs and support are the same for ISEP-Exchanges and ISEP-Direct programs, the costs of these programs and how your financial aid applies are very different. Please scroll down to "Financing" for more information.

Finding a ProgramJapan

On the ISEP website, you can search for programs by country, field of study and/or language of instruction. Students interested in taking all courses instructed in English can click here for a list of English-language program options.

With over 300 universities to choose from in 50 different countries, you have a range of options! To find the site that is right for you, review ISEP's tips for finding the right site.

For a list of ISEP programs that offer internship and service learning placements, please see the Volunteer, Service Learning and Internship Flyer.

List of programs by major:
Art, Music, Dance, Film, Theatre
Business
Communications
Criminal Justice/Law
Humanities and Social Sciences
Political Science and International Relations
Mathematics
Sciences

Feeling overwhelmed? Please feel free to make an appointment with the Study Abroad Advisor.

Eligibility

You are eligible to participate in an ISEP program if you:
  • Have completed at least one year of university coursework before departure (some sites are only available to Juniors and Seniors; for a list of recommended sites for Sophomores, click here)
  • Have a minimum GPA of 2.75 (3.0 for some sites)
  • Have the personal maturity needed to study abroad

Financing

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The fee structure for ISEP-Exchanges and ISEP-Direct programs are very different:
  • ISEP-Exchanges: Students that participate in an ISEP-Exchange pay tuition and room and board to Loyola and are able to use all Loyola scholarships and any financial aid to study abroad. Additional costs for the exchange are health insurance ($56/month), personal expenses and airfare.

  • ISEP-Direct: These programs are fee based programs and are generally based in the UK, Australia and New Zealand and some very popular locations like South Africa, Argentina and Chile. Loyola aid does not apply to these programs, but federal aid does. For the UK and Australia and New Zealand, the cost can be high; but for most students, the programs in the Latin America and Africa are often less expensive than what you pay for tuition and room and board at Loyola. For example, the program in Argentina costs $7,000 for tuition and room and board for a semester. Additional costs are health insurance ($56/month), personal expenses and airfare.

For More Information

Please visit www.isep.org for more information and make an appointment with the Center for International Education to discuss program options.

Contact Past Participants

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Dates / Deadlines:
Term Year App Deadline Decision Date Start Date End Date
Year 2013-2014 12/01/2012 Expired Deadline 12/30/2012 TBA TBA
Fall 2013 04/15/2013 Expired Deadline** Rolling Admission TBA TBA
Spring 2014 10/01/2013** Rolling Admission TBA TBA

** Indicates rolling admission application process. Students will be immediately notified of acceptance into this program and be able to complete post-decision materials prior to the term's application deadline.

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