Masters Degrees (Korea)

This will suit students wishing to embark on research degrees with a focus on Korea. Read more

The Korean peninsula lies at the centre of landmark geopolitical developments in the early 21st century. North Korea’s nuclear weapons programme and tensions between the two Koreas serve as stark reminders of the fragility of regional and global orders. Read more

This MA embeds a graduate introduction to social science philosophies and methods in the study of North Korea, one of the least well understood countries on the planet. Read more

IMRD, part of the Vlir-UOS scholarship programme, is a joint degree which offers you the opportunity to study rural development in its diversity of international approaches and applications. Read more

This course aims to build on a basic knowledge of modern Korean and classical Chinese or modern Japanese. The MSt aims. Read more

This degree is designed either to prepare the student for advanced graduate work in a wide range of subjects related to Korea or as an end/qualification in itself. Read more

The Master's Degree Programme in East Asian Studies (EAST) gives a unique opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge on the dynamic societies of contemporary… Read more

The region known as "Pacific Asia" can be defined in various ways, but the "core" countries are China, Japan, Korea and the ASEAN nations (Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Brunei, Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar and the Philippines). Read more

This is the only history of art and archaeology degree in Europe focused on the great religious traditions of Asia. Read more

The Mundus- Journalism, Media and Globalisation Master is a truly transnational two-year course, giving an empowering foundation for the analysis and reporting of global change.   Your second year is spent here at Swansea, concentrating on war and conflict. Read more

This programme is an unrivalled opportunity to study the arts of China, Korea and Japan. Read more

This two-year programme combines the strengths of the MA History of Art and Archaeology of East Asia with intensive language training in Japanese or Korean. Read more

This two-year full-time (or four-year part-time) programme is designed to provide Intensive Language training at different proficiency levels - depending on entry level - within a Masters programme in Korean Studies. Read more

The Korean peninsula lies at the centre of landmark geopolitical developments in the early 21st century. North Korea’s nuclear weapons programme and tensions between the two Koreas serve as stark reminders of the fragility of regional and global orders. Read more

This programmes trains young researchers to conduct interdisciplinary research, employing up-to-date methodologies to study the interaction of issues of politics, economics, sociology, culture, ethnicity, religions, and linguistics with regards to Asian countries and peoples. Read more