Notable Foreign Centers of Korean Studies
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- Beijing Foreign Studies University — School of Asian and African Studies
- University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada - Centre for Korean Studies
- University of California, Berkeley — Center for Korean Studies
- University of California, Los Angeles — Center for Korean Studies
- University of Chicago — Center for East Asian Studies
- Columbia University — Weatherhead East Asian Institute
- Harvard University — Korea Institute
- University of Hawaii — Center for Korean Studies
- Indiana University - East Asian Studies Center
- Indiana University Bloomington - Center for Korean Studies
- University of Leeds - Korea Research Hub, UK, Leeds
- University of London School of Oriental and African Studies — Centre of Korean Studies
- University of Michigan — Nam Center for Korean Studies
- University of Pennsylvania — Center for East Asian Studies
- University of Sheffield — School of East Asian Studies
- University of Toronto — Centre for the Study of Korea
- University of Washington - Korea Studies Program, East Asia Studies, Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies
- Ohio State University
- Yale University — East Rock Institute
- Le Centre de Recherches sur la Corée (CRC ou « Centre Corée ») de l’EHESS
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