


The Associate of Occupational Science in Korean Language and Culture program provides students with comprehensive Korean language training through culturally immersive courses. In this 92-credit program, students will develop skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing, while gaining nuanced abilities shaped by an understanding of Korea's history, traditions, and international relations. Graduates will be able to pursue careers in academia, language analysis, intelligence, interpretation, translation, and global industries requiring Korean language expertise.
As Korea strengthens into a global power and interest in Korean popular culture continues to rise, job seekers can expect to find increased opportunities in international business and trade, intelligence work, conference interpreting, entertainment, and education. Due to its versatility in use, salaries for careers involving Korean range from $95,000 (interpretation) to $130,000 (intelligence), with the intelligence field predicted to grow by 29%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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