1. Study in Korea
Ulsan International Program (UIP) (study Korean culture, history and business) University of Ulsan, South Korea

2. Why participate in an international exchange program such as UIP?
Adventure and exploration
Exciting change
Personal Development
Safe and easy way to travel and live abroad
Great life experience
Bus 408AB may be counted toward an Int’l Business major, or as either a business or open elective

3. What is UIP?
UIP is a one month academic and cultural exchange program at the University of Ulsan in South Korea in July.
UIP is designed for foreign students who want to learn basic Korean language, culture, history, society and business.
The program consists of lectures, excursions and field trips. Lectures will be conducted in English.
As part of the program students will:
Learn the Korean language; Visit Korean companies, businesses and factories; Study Korean poetry; Try traditional dance; Study Korean philosophy; Learn about traditional instruments, music and costumes; Take a field trip to Seoul; Study Korean religion; Try Takwondo; Experience life with a host Korean family; Stay in a temple; Learn about the Korean economy; Participate in parties and sports contests; Make new friends.

4. Estimated costs
You pay regular U of R tuition & fees for BUS 408AB (3 credit hours)
As a participant from a sister university, you do not pay any fees for accommodations at University of Ulsan and pre-arranged field trips. These are included as part of the program. (Students from non-sister universities would pay approx. US $1700.)
Meals are not included (some breakfasts may be provided).
You will be required to pay for and arrange your own airfare: $ (approximately)
Other expenses: travel documentation (i.e., passport photos, passport application, visa in needed), travel and medical insurance, personal expenses (i.e., shopping, entertainment, additional tours).
Eligible students are advised to apply for the $1,000 International Experience Travel Award through the UR International Office to assist with the cost of airfare.

5. Eligibility, requirements and credit
A maximum of 4 students will be selected to participate.
Minimum GPA of 70% (students with GPA’s between may be considered – space permitting)
U of R student in good standing (i.e., not on probation, no financial hold on your account). This is not negotiable.
Must register in BUS 408AB for Summer 2017 term.
Participants who successfully complete the program will receive credit for BUS 408AB (3 ch). The pass/fail grade will be based on transcripts received from U of U after program is completed.

6. Course Dates & Travel Planning
The course is in Korea from July 4 to 27 (inclusive). You must be there for the full program. You cannot arrive late or leave early.
Plan to arrive from June 30 to July 3 and plan to depart from July 28 to 30
It is most convenient to fly into either Ulsan airport or Busan/Pusan airport, Korea.
The program has a limit of 4 spaces. DO NOT BOOK flights until it is confirmed that you have been selected as a participant.
Canadian citizens do not require a Visa to participate in this program. Non-Canadian citizens should contact UR International Office for assistance with visa applications.

7. Photos from Korea

10. Application deadline
Completed application packages must be submitted to Wendy Tebb, Faculty of Business Administration before 9:00 AM, Friday, March 24, 2017.
Application packages must include an application form, a U of Regina liability waiver form, transcripts, and a colour copy of your passport!
(If you don’t have a passport yet, start the application process today)