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Locations: Songdo, South Korea
Program Terms: Academic Year, Calendar Year, Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer
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Dates / Deadlines

Fact Sheet:

Fact Sheet:
Language of Instruction:	English	Housing:	Campus Housing
Number of Credits Offered:	12-16	Eligible Population:	01 Freshman, 02 Sophomore, 03 Junior, 04 Senior
Type of Program:	Mason Korea	Language Courses Offered:	Chinese-Mandarin, Korean
Click here for a definition of this term Area of Study:	Accounting, Management, Marketing, Mathematics, Music, Government and International Policy, Korean, Business Analytics, Chinese, Communication, Conflict Analysis and Resolution, Economics, English, Environmental Policy, Anthropology, Global Affairs, History	Click here for a definition of this term Study Abroad Host:	Mason Korea
Click here for a definition of this term Fulfills Mason Core Requirement:	Yes

Program Description:

Mason Korea

In March 2014, George Mason University opened the doors to its new international campus in Songdo, South Korea. “Mason Korea” students come from all over the world, and Mason’s Virginia students are encouraged to consider studying at the new campus and enjoy its unique global learning environment. The academic staff at Mason Korea includes tenured, tenure-track, and term faculty members from current Mason U.S. programs.

Academic Details

All students applying for this program must meet with an academic advisor to have their coursework at GMU-Korea approved prior to being accepted into the program. Please click here for more information on advisors available to meet with Mason Korea applicants.

Course listings below are provided for reference only and reflect only the most recent term's offerings. Course offerings are subject to change from term to term.

Fall Courses

Classes offered in Fall 2018:

ACCT 203: Survey of Accounting
ACCT 330: Financial Accounting I
ACCT 331: Financial Accounting II
ANTH 114: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
ANTH 399: Contemporary Korean Culture
BUS 100: Business and Society
BUS 103: Developing Professional Skills I
BUS 200: Global Environment of Business
BUS 210: Business Analytics I
BUS 303: Developing Professional Skills II
BUS 310: Business Analytics II
BULE 303: Legal Environment of Business
CHIN 110: Elementary Chinese
CHIN 201: Intermediate Chinese I
CHIN 202: Intermediate Chinese II
CHIN 300: Reading Skills Development
COMM 100: Public Speaking
COMM 101: Fundamentals of Communication
CONF 101: Conflict and Our World
CONF 210: Theories Conflict & Resolution
CONF 320: Interpersonal Conflict
CONF 330: Community, Group, and Organizational Conflict Analysis and Resolution
CONF 340: Global Conflict Analysis/Resolution
CONF 394: Human Rights and Inequality
CONF 398: Negotiation
ECON 103: Microeconomic Principles
ECON 104: Macroeconomic Principles
ECON 296: International Economics and Business
ECON 306: Intermediate Microeconomics
ECON 310: Money and Banking
ECON 311: Intermediate Macroeconomics
ECON 385: International Economic Policy
ECON 496: East Asian Economies
ECON 496: International Economics and Business
ENGH 100: Composition for Multilingual Writers
ENGH 101: Composition
ENGH 201: Reading and Writing About Texts
ENGH 202: Migration in Literature, Ancient & Modern
ENGH 300: Cover to Cover
ENGH 302: Advanced Composition
FNAN 303: Financial Management
GLOA 101: Intro to Global Affairs
GOVT 133: Intro Comparative Politics
GOVT 322: International Relations Theory
GOVT 347: International Security
HIST 100: History of Western Civilization
HIST 125: Introduction to World History
IT 104: Introduction to Computing
KORE 110: Elementary Korean
KORE 305: Business Korean
KORE 321: Korean Proficiency through Visual Culture
MGMT 303: Principles of Management
MGMT 413: Organizational Development/Management Consulting
MGMT 453: Starting a Business
MGMT 471: Competitive Strategy
MIS 303: Intro Business Information Systems
MKTG 303: Principles of Marketing
MATH 105: Precalculus Mathematics
MATH 106: Quantitative Reasoning
MATH 108: Intro Calculus: Business Applications
MATH 495: Undergraduate Seminar
MBUS 305: Intro International Business
MUSI 102: Popular Music in America
OM 303: Operations Management
PSYC 100: Basic Concepts in Psychology
SOCI 385: Religion and Society
SOCI 388: Violence and Religion
SPAN 101: Elementary Spanish I
SPAN 102: Elementary Spanish II

Spring Courses

Classes offered in Spring 2018:

ACCT 203: Survey of Accounting
ACCT 203: Survey of Accounting
ACCT 330: Financial Accounting
ACCT 331: Financial Accounting II
ANTH 114: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
ANTH 399: Contemporary Korean Culture
BUS 100: Business & Society
BUS 103: Developing Professional Skills I
BUS 200: Global Environment of Business
BUS 210: Business Analytics
BUS 303: Dev Prof Skills II
BUS 310: Business Analytics II
BULE 303: Legal Environment of Business
CHIN 110: Elementary Chinese
CHIN 210: Intermediate Chinese
CHIN 250: Gateway to Chinese
COMM 101: Interpersonal and Group Interaction
CONF 101: Conflict and Our World
CONF 210: Theories of Conflict Analysis and Resolution
CONF 320: International Conflict Analysis
CONF 330: Community, Group, and Organizational Conflict Analysis and Resolution
CONF 340: Global Conflict Analysis/Resolution
CONF 398: Negotiation
CONF 399: Special Topics in Conflict Analysis and Resolution
ECON 103: Microeconomic Principles
ECON 104: Macroeconomic Principles
ECON 306: Intermediate Microeconomics
ECON 311: Intermediate Macroeconomics
ECON 367: Money Markets Economic Policy
ECON 385: International Economic Policy
ENGH 100: Composition Multilingual Writers
ENGH 101: Composition
ENGH 201: Reading and Writing About Texts
ENGH 202: Narratives of Mobility
ENGH 300: Genesis Modern Economy & Culture
ENGH 302: Advanced Composition
EVPP 201: Environment and You: Issues -21st Century
EVPP 337: Environmental Policy Making in Developing Countries
FNAN 303: Financial Management
GLOA 101: Intro to Global Affairs
GOVT 133: Intro Comparative Politics
GOVT 322: International Relations Theory
GOVT 342: Diplomacy
HIST 125: Introduction to World History
IT 104: Introduction to Computing
KORE 110: Elementary Korean
KORE 210: Intermediate Korean
KORE 250: Gateway Advanced Korean
KORE 305: Business Korean
KORE 321: Korean Proficiency through Visual Culture
MGMT 303: Principles of Management
MGMT 412: Diversity in Organizations
MGMT 453: Starting a Business
MGMT 303: Principles of Marketing
MATH 105: Precalculus Mathematics
MATH 106: Quantitative Reasoning
MATH 108: Intro Calculus: Business Application
MATH 113: Analytic Geometry/Calculus I
MATH 114: Analytical Geometry and Calculus II
MATH 125: Discrete Mathematics I
MBUS 301: Managing People/Orgs Global Economy
MUSI 102: Popular Music in America
OM 303: Operations Management
PSYC 100: Basics Concepts in Psychology
SOCI 352: Social Problems and Solutions
SOCI 385: Sociology of Religion
SPAN 110: Elementary Spanish
SPAN 210: Intermediate Spanish

Summer Courses

Classes offered in Summer 2018:

ECON 104: Contemporary Macroeconomic Principles
HIST 100: History of Western Civilization
CONF 399: Historical Revisionism & Conflict
EVPP 201: Environment and You: Issues for the Twenty-First Century
BUS 100: Business and Society

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Program Cost

The tuition and fees for Mason Korea are posted on the Mason Korea website. Virginia residents pay VA in-state rate; out-of-state residents pay GMU-Korea rate of $10,000/semester. For more information contact, Grace Lee (glee36@gmu.edu).

Accommodations

Furnished single and double occupancy rooms are available, as well as a convenient on-campus cafeteria. Please visit the Mason Korea Campus Resources page for more info.

2018 Spring Semester Housing Cost:**

Double: $1000
Single: $1500

** Price is for housing only and is subject to change in future terms

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Contact Information

Grace Lee
Mason Korea Coordinator
3100 Merten Hall
Email: glee36@gmu.edu
Telephone: 1-703-993-5961

Dates / Deadlines:

Dates / Deadlines:
Term	Year	App Deadline	Decision Date	Start Date	End Date
Fall Semester	2019	07/19/2019 **	Rolling Admission	08/26/2019	12/21/2019
Calendar Year	2020	09/23/2019 **	Rolling Admission	TBA	TBA
Spring Semester	2020	09/23/2019 **	Rolling Admission	TBA	TBA
** Indicates rolling admission application process. Applicants will be immediately notified of acceptance into this program and be able to complete post-decision materials prior to the term's application deadline.