BA Korean Studies and MAnagement

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BA Korean Studies and MAnagement

  • Objectives Sheffield is one of only two universities in the UK to offer a dual honours degree in Korean Studies and Management. In this programme, you will take three years of both language modules and lecture-based modules in Sheffield, and one year of intensive language study at Yonsei University in Seoul. The School of East Asian Studies also offers a degree in Single Honours Korean Studies, and dual degrees with Japanese, Music (see Music Department website) and Linguistics (see School of English website). In the first year, the language modules cover all skills, from reading and writing to speaking and listening. There is no need for any prior knowledge of the Korean language. Korean language classes are small, and you will use the Korean language and script (called Han'g?l) from day one. You will also study Korean history at this level and take core and optional modules in Management Studies. In your second year, you will take one year of intensive language study at Yonsei University in Seoul. The Year Abroad is a great opportunity to expand both your language skills and your understanding of Korean society and culture. Yonsei University has the best-known institute of Korean language education for foreign students. Seoul has been the capital of Korea since the fourteenth century and is now at the centre of the radical socio-political changes sweeping East Asia. After your return from Korea, the focus of Korean language modules in the final two years shifts to more advanced and vocational skills in writing, summary, precision translation, debate and oral presentation. You will study Chinese characters as used in Korean in years three and four. There are also core modules in Management Studies in the final two years, and the option modules are all in the area of Management Studies. In the final year, you will take the core module Business and Management in Contemporary Korea which will bring together your knowledge about Korea and business.
  • Entry requirements Entry requirements GCE/VCE A Levels - BBB Two GCE A Levels plus two GCE AS Levels - BB+BB Scottish Highers - AABB Irish Leaving Cert. - ABBBB International Baccalaureate - 32 points Core Requirements - Grade B in GCSE Maths. Non-native English speakers: minimum of IELTS 6.5 or equivalent
  • Academic title BA Korean Studies and MAnagement
  • Course description Our students usually select from a range of compulsory and optional modules to add up to 120 credits.
    Some departments offer courses that don't feature optional modules whereas other courses are fully flexible.

    Important notice :
    This is a list of modules that have been offered in the past. We expect similar modules to be offered for courses starting in 2009.
    This information is provided for illustration only and you should check with the department directly when applying to confirm module options.

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    Typical First Year Modules

    Module/Unit Credits

    Korean Language I  20
     
    Korean Language II  20
     
    The History of Korea  20
     
    Introduction to Behaviour at Work  10
     
    Introduction to Operations Management  10
     
    Principles of Marketing  10
     
    Introduction to Management Accounting  20
     
    Business Microeconomics  10
     
    Financial Accounting Introduction 1  10
     
    Financial Accounting Introduction 2  10
     
    Introductory Business Statistics A  10
     
    Introductory Business Statistics B  10
     
    Management Information Systems  10
     
    Quantitative and IT Skills B  10
     
    Quantitative and Information Technology Skills A  10
     
    Typical Second Year Modules

    Module/Unit Credits

    Korean Year Abroad  120
     
    Typical Third Year Modules

    Module/Unit Credits

    Advanced Korean Language I  20
     
    Advanced Korean Language II  20
     
    Business Research Methods  20
     
    Business Statistics  20
     
    Economic Principles and Management  20
     
    Financial Management  20
     
    Human Resource Management  20
     
    Information Systems Development  20
     
    Intermediate Financial Accounting  20
     
    Intermediate Management Accounting  20
     
    Introduction to Corporate Finance and Asset Pricing  20
     
    Law for Management  20
     
    Organisational Behaviour  20
     
    Principles of Consumer Behaviour  20
     
    Principles of Operations Management  20
     
    Project Management  20
     
    Typical Fourth Year Modules

    Module/Unit Credits

    Advanced Korean Language III  20
     
    Advanced Korean Language IV  20
     
    Business Strategy  20
     
    Business and Management in Contemporary Korea  20
     
    An Introduction to Financial Derivatives  20
     
    Business Strategy  20
     
    Corporate Social Responsibility  20
     
    Critical Perspectives in Work & Organisational Psychology  20
     
    Group Project in Management  20
     
    Group Project in Management  20
     
    Independent Study (Dissertation)  20
     
    Industrial Relations  20
     
    Integrated Marketing Communications  20
     
    International Business  20
     
    Language and Organisation  20
     
    Management Consulting  20
     
    Technology Management  20
     
    Work-Related Learning  20
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