Teaching/Culture/Networking
To encourage collaboration between partner institutions and provide a special international education experience for KNU students. It is also hoped that visiting scholars will explore possible research links with their host department during their stay at KNU, and encourage further collaboration on student and faculty levels once they return to their own institution. For 2021 Summer, we are offering KNU Visiting Scholar Program via remote instruction due to the ongoing pandemic (There will be no travelling to Korea).
Subject Areas
Applicants can teach his/her own expertise and we will match it with a KNU existing course. Please refer to KNU Academic Programs- undergraduate to check if your expertise is offered at KNU
Teaching Commitment
Each visiting scholar will be required to teach 1 three-credit course (45 hours of class contact) over a period of 3 weeks, which is scheduled as 3-hour classes, Monday through Friday(9-12am or 3-6pm). Mid-term and final exams are included within 3 weeks.
KNU Learning Management System (LMS) allows you to teach online, set assignments, give quizzes and check attendance.
If possible, we would like to introduce office hours for giving feedback/comments to KNU students. It can be scheduled after class.
Class Information
We would like to encourage the use of interactive teaching methods to KNU students.Given the short duration, we prefer that students are given handouts, instead of being required to purchase a text book.
N.B. In rare cases, a course may be cancelled due to insufficient student registration.
Date for VSP 2021
- Winter Session: December 23, 2021 ~ January 12, 2022
Financial Arrangement
KNU will provide Stipend of $2,500 - (paid at the end of the course)
Contact Information
Please apply online by August 31, 2021(Korean Standard Time). The selection process will be finalized by early October.
Applicants will be informed by email
