Social Sciences Korean Studies

• Regional: Asia: North Korea 
• Regional: Asia: South Korea: Science and Environment 

• The Academy of Korean Studies  - Presents an overview of the academy, directions, and information on research activities, faculty, and founding purpose.
• Association for Korean Studies in Europe  - Organization working to stimulate and coordinate academic Korean studies across Europe. Site contains newsletters, e-resources, and information on grants and fellowships.
• Center for Korean Studies  - Supports and coordinates activities of students and faculty with Korea-related teaching and research interests.
• Committee on Korean Studies  - Advocacy group representing Korean studies in the AAS Northeast Asia Council.
• Cross Cultural Awareness Program  - Features program overview, objective, organization, functions and locations, and promotes culture of tolerance and mutual respect.
• eKorean Studies  - Online Korean studies database. Presents resources on philosophy, religion and myth, social science, animal and plant science, medicine, arts, literature, history, and culture.
• Institute for East Asian Studies (IEAS)  - Institute established to provide knowledge and in-depth analysis in various aspects of the Korean peninsula from a Korean perspective.
• Korea Institute, Harvard University  - Autonomous institution responsible for developing and supporting Korean Studies in Harvard University.
• Korea Policy Institute  - Independent research and educational institute established as a partnership among Korean American community advocates, academics, and policy professionals. Seeks to provide analysis of United States policies influence or affect the Korean Peninsula.
• Korean Studies Association of Australasia  - Regional academic and apolitical association dedicated to advancing scholarship on Korea in Australia and New Zealand.
• KOSNET  - Site devote to Korean language study. Presents learning materials, a digital Korean textbook, questions and answers, and guide to overseas Korean institutions.
• Nordic Association of Japanese and Korean Studies (NAJAKS)  - Official NAJAKS website presents the association's history, program details, contacts, and a picture gallery.
• North Korean Studies  - Site published as a free resource on North Korea, its history, relations with Australia and Russia, economic reform, and defectors.
• South Korea's Academic Lobby  - Essay on Korean lobbyists and intelligence agents, funding, principles, views and reports.
• Stanford Korean Studies Program  - Presents course and fellowship information, calendar of events, podcasts and videos, and teaching resources on Korea.
• UCLA Center for Korean Studies  - Provides academic and research programs focusing on the Korean civilization, society, and culture. Also promotes scholarly exchanges and offers trainings for the next generation of scholars in the field of Korean studies.
• University of British Columbia Centre for Korean Research  - Offers specialized courses on Korea, develops funded research projects, facilitates the exchange of scholars, and expands opportunities for graduate students.
• University of Maryland Korean Language Program  - Presents course descriptions, faculty profiles, and information on requirements and scholarships.
• UNSW Korea Research Institute  - Korean studies center of the University of New South Wales. Aims to establish cooperative research networks among scholars in Korean studies, undertake research projects on important Korean issues, and provide inputs to policy development.
• USC Korean Studies Institute  - Research institute focusing on issues involving contemporary Korean politics, society, and economics.