South Korea

CRJU 399 Criminal Justice in the Land of the Morning Calm

May 19-May 31th 2009

This unique opportunity for students will provide them the chance to combine a brief ( yet intensive) cultural immersion experience with a comprehensive, hands-on, insider's view of the major components of the Criminal Justice System in the Republic of Korea. Participating students will gain a basic understanding of Korean culture and social institutions. Within this context, the primary course objective is a detailed understanding of the similarities and differences between the Criminal Justice Systems in the Republic of Korea  and the United States.

Highlights

• Site visit to the National Police Agency in Seoul
• Tour of Seoul
• Site visit to both Daegu Juvenile and Adult Protection Facilities
• Visit a Korean "Folk Village"

Faculty Leaders

Dr.Choi, an Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, was born and raised in South Korea and was a Police Officer in the Korean National  Police. Dr.Librett is also a former police officer and Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice.

Estimated Program Cost

Fulltime BSC Students

All Fulltime BSC students will be awarded a scholarship. This scholarship will cover tuition, fees, and a portion of the trip. The cost of the tour after applied scholarship money is $2,500.

Non BSC Participants

The cost for Non BSC Participants is $3,166.00 plus tuition and fees.

*Please note, all costs are subject to change due to the increase in airfare rates and the changing exchange rates that are beyond our control.

How to Apply

1. Complete the BSC Study Tour Application below and return them to the Office of Study Abroad  along

2. Visit the Financial Aid office to discuss how you will fund your trip. Some  students take out loans to fund the tour.

3. Apply for a passport immediately to ensure your ability to travel

4. Discuss any concerns with the staff in the Office of Study Abroad early in the application process.

Study Tour Application

 

 

Last Modified: May 12, 2009