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Sylff
Korea University
Korea University
1, 5-ga, Anam-dong Sungbuk-gu Seoul 136-701, Korea
Telephone: +82-2-3290-1153
Facsimile: +82-2-922-5820
Year Endowed:
1988
Steering Committee:
Chairperson
Dr. Jung-ll Jin
Dean
Graduate School
Contact Person
Professor Jin-Sung Kim
Dean
Office of Development & External Affairs
Email
jsk@korea.ac.kr
Name of SYLFF Program:
Ryoichi Sasakawa Young Leaders Program
SYLFF Program:
The objective of the program is to support masters and doctoral level students with high potential for future leadership in international affairs as well as in public and private endeavors. Graduate students in politics, international relations, economics, business administration, trade, international law, mass communications, philosophy, history and other relevant academic fields are eligible for fellowships. The program also supports graduate students' research work.
Selection Process:
SYLFF fellowships are announced once a year, prior to the steering committee's meetings. Selection is based on applicants' research proposals, transcripts, and letters of recommendation. Preference is given to proposals addressing international issues. Six hundred twenty-four (624) students have been awarded SYLFF fellowships to date.
Korea University
Year Established:
1905 as Bosung College
Type of Institution:
Private; financed by the Korea-Joongang Educational Foundation
Degrees:
Bachelor's degrees awarded by colleges; master's and doctoral degrees by graduate schools.
| Student Enrollment: |
Men |
Women |
Totals |
| Undergraduate |
17,800 |
7,608 |
25,408 |
| Graduate/Professional |
N.A. |
N.A. |
8,344 |
| Domestic |
N.A. |
N.A. |
33,520 |
| International |
N.A. |
N.A. |
232 |
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Academic Calendar:
March to June; September to December
Language(s) of Instruction:
Korean and English
Colleges/Divisions:
・College of Business Administration
・College of Economics and Commerce*
・College of Education
・College of Engineering
・College of Humanities*
・College of Information and Communications
・College of Law
・College of Liberal Arts
・College of Life and Environmental Sciences
・College of Medicine
・College of Nursing
・College of Political Science and Economics
・College of Science
・College of Science and Technology*
・Division of Art and Design
・Division of International Studies
・Division of Journalism and Mass Communication
・Division of Life Sciences
*Seochang Campus
Graduate Schools:
・Graduate School
・Graduate School of Administration*
・Graduate School of Bio-Medical Science*
・Graduate School of Business Administration
・Graduate School of Clinical Dentistry
・Graduate School of Computer Science and Technology
・Graduate School of Education
・Graduate School of Humanity Information*
・Graduate School of Industrial Technology
・Graduate School of Information Security
・Graduate School of International Studies
・Graduate School of Journalism and Mass Communication
・Graduate School of Labor Studies
・Graduate School of Legal Studies
・Graduate School of Life and Environmental Sciences
・Graduate School of Management and Information*
・Graduate School of Policy Studies
・Graduate School of Public Health
*Seochang Campus
Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris
Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris
209, avenue Jean-Jaurés 75019 Paris, France
Telephone: +33-1-4040-4545
Facsimile: +33-1-4040-4500
Year Endowed:
1988
Steering Committee:
Chairperson
Mr. Alain Poirier
Director
Contact Person
Ms. Gretchen Amussen
Deputy Director for External Affairs and Communication
Email
gamussen@cnsmdp.fr
Name of SYLFF Program:
Sasakawa Grants
SYLFF Program:
The program supports a select group of student musicians and dancers in the area of international exchange and professional integration. The SYLFF grants are viewed as a complement to the student's budget, but one which makes a critical difference, i.e. which allows the student to study abroad or to participate in a professional residency abroad. Music students in all disciplines and from both undergraduate and graduate divisions may apply for these grants.
In the area of dance, fellowships may be used towards internships in professional dance companies, both nationally and internationally. Past experience has shown how invaluable this assistance can be: in virtually all cases, grantees have been hired subsequently by the companies in which their internships took place. These are restricted to those participating in the postgraduate dance program only.
Awards range from US$500 to $3,500. Over three hundred (300) fellowships have been awarded to date.
Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris
Year Established:
1795
Type of Institution:
Public
Degrees:
Undergraduate degrees in music and dance; graduate degrees in pedagogy. Graduate programs in instrumental music do not offer a degree at present; this is due to change in the near future (2003-4).
| Student Enrollment: |
Male |
Female |
Totals |
| Full-time |
675 |
525 |
1,200 |
| Undergraduate |
733 |
533 |
1,266* |
| Graduate |
68 |
79 |
147* |
| Domestic |
608 |
414 |
1,022 |
| International |
67 |
111 |
178 |
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Students are allowed to study several disciplines at a time, thus making the totals shown above larger that the actual number of students enrolled at the Conservatory. |
Academic Calendar:
Mid-September to end of June
Language(s) of Instruction:
French
Departments:
・Department of Classical and Contemporary Instrumental Disciplines
・Department of Choreographic Studies (Classic and Contemporary dance, Notation)
・Department of Early Music
・Department of Jazz and Early Music
・Department of Musicology and Analysis
・Department of Pedagogy
・Department of Sound Engineering
・Department of Theoretical Disciplines and Conducting
・Vocal Department
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