Nam Center for Korean Studies | U-M LSA Nam Center for Korean Studies

January - April at the Michigan Theater

The Nam Center presents the Seoul National University New Music Ensemble Featuring the harmonies and textures of the European classical tradition and the microtonal shadings and complex rhythms of Korean tradition.

8th International Conference of NextGen Korean Studies Scholars

Undergraduate Fellows Program Join a community of undergraduates interested I deepening their knowledge of Korea, and open up the possibilities for independent research.

Events for the Public The Nam Center offers a variety of ambitious public programming on Korea, including traditional arts, contemporary films, and distinguished lectures.

Korea from a Single Shard Students from across Southeast Michigan come to Ann Arbor to visit the University of Michigan Museum of Art and learn about Korean history, art, and culture through the Nam Center's annual grant for teachers "Korea from 'A Single Shard.'"

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Sign up today! 2019 U-M East Asia Workshop Registration

A free K-12 and community college teachers' workshop focusing on architecture as a means for exploring the history, culture, and geography of China, Japan, and Korea. Saturday, November 9.

Nam Center Cosponsors UMMA Exhibit | Copies and Invention in East Asia

Exhibit on display through January 5, 2020 at the University of Michigan Museum of Art, A. Alfred Taubman Gallery I

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The Nam Center for Korean Studies at the University of Michigan International Institute encourages social, political, cultural, and economic understanding of Korea in the U-M community and beyond. Through its student and faculty support and ambitious public programming, the center seeks to increase the depth and breadth of resources devoted to Korean studies.

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