ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ

The Korea Society Undergraduate Korea Study Abroad Travel Grant

Ìý

Deadline to Apply is January 22, 2024

Ìý

The Korea Society’sÌýSpring 2024 Undergraduate Study Abroad Travel GrantÌýis now accepting applications!

Ìý

Given the Society’s commitment to promoting a greater awareness, understanding and cooperation between the people of the U.S. and Korea, this travel grant, initiated in fall 2023, has been created to ensure a wide-range of undergraduate students have the opportunity to study and live in Korea. However, for some the high cost of travel to and from Korea can present a burden and personal funding for travel within the country can be nonexistent. Therefore this travel ‘topping off’ grant has been developed to defray travel expenses for students who would normally struggle financially to realize the life-changing experience of studying abroad, the soft-skill development which future employers find so attractive, and, most importantly, the chance to cultivate an in-person understanding of Korea, a country of strategic importance to the U.S.

Ìý

Applications from undergraduate students who will be studying abroad in Korea during spring 2024 are now being accepted. Direct questions to Linda Tobash atÌýlinda.tobash@koreasociety.org.

Ìý

The application is currently open.ÌýDeadline to apply is January 22, 2024.

Eligibility Requirements:

* Currently enrolled as an undergraduate student in an accredited U.S. college or university.

* Be a U.S. citizen or U.S. permanent resident.

* Demonstrate a strong interest in the Republic of Korea.

* Demonstrate financial need and a compelling explanation of how the travel grant award is importantÌý

to them personally.

* Intend to enroll (or be enrolled) in a full academic term in fall 2023 or a full academic year studying abroad in Korea.

Benefits:

* Travel grant of up to $2,500 USD awarded directly to the student.

* Upon returning to the U.S., an opportunity to participate in a panel discussion offered by the Society with other grantees to share insights on the value of studying abroad in the Republic of Korea.

This grant is made possible through the generous support of the CKD Kochon Foundation and an anonymous donor.