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zappadelta
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| SinclairLondon wrote: |
| What's the program which CubanLord completed? If I recall correctly, he landed a UNI gig here and more importanly, offers back home. |
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Slowmotion
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| Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2010 3:56 pm Post subject: |
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But how many of these programs are in English? I am interested in getting a master's in linguistics as well, but my Korean isn't good enough for college, much less high school.
And will having a masters in Korean allow me to get a university job in Korea? |
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Thiuda
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Location: Religion ist f�r Sklaven geschaffen, f�r Wesen ohne Geist.
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| Slowmotion wrote: |
But how many of these programs are in English? I am interested in getting a master's in linguistics as well, but my Korean isn't good enough for college, much less high school.
And will having a masters in Korean allow me to get a university job in Korea? |
The programs are partially in English. The SKY unis offer between 30% - 50% of their courses in English, with some programs like English Ed. being offered almost entirely in English.
Yes, having an MA from a Korean university will allow you to work at a Korean university, provided that your BA is from a foreign university. Several individuals with whom I am acquainted with work at unis in Seoul and hold graduate degrees from Korean universities. |
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Fallacy
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Location: ex-ROK
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| MA Linguistics. Full stop. |
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