South Korea
Academics
Over 70 students from South Korea have been admitted to Miami University over the last three years. When on campus, students have studied in a variety of academic programs within all of the divisions.
| Academic College | Top Majors |
|---|---|
| Farmer School of Business | Business Economics, Finance |
| College of Engineering and Computing | Computer Science, Computer Engineering |
| College of Arts and Sciences | Biology, Chemistry |
| College of Creative Arts | Emerging Technology in Business and Design, Architecture |
| College of Education, Health, and Society | Sport Leadership & Management, Kinesiology |
Involvement
Students have also found community in Oxford, Ohio. The Korean American Student Association (KASA) is one of several hundred organizations at Miami. Their goal is to promote and expand the interest of the Korean culture, as well as to bring awareness and understanding of the diversity between both Korean and American cultures to Miami University and Oxford, Ohio. Contingent goals include activism of Korean and Asian American issues and working with international students coming from universities/colleges from Korea and providing them with an outlet of social involvement among the Korean population. This is designed to reach and expand from the first and second generation Koreans, adopted Koreans, and non-KoreansContact the KASA Adviser, Heeyoung Tai, for more information at taih@miamioh.edu.
Meet Our Faculty, Current Students, and Alumni
Joonhyuk (James) Heo '18
Statistics
"After graduation, I was employed as a data reporting specialist at the advertising company, Cooper-Smith, in Toledo, Ohio. If you are a person who actively seeks for learning opportunities, I would say Miami University is the one. It is great since professors are full of passions. My most memorable experience at Miami was Fusion, which is an annual cultural show presented by the Asian American Association. It was memorable not only to promote Korean culture but also Asian culture."
Dr. Eun Chong Yang
Associate Director
American Culture & English (ACE)
"I love that Miami holds a private-like vibe while being a public university. It is large enough to expose everyone to new ideas while remaining small enough for instructors to accommodate the needs of students, maximize the student learning outcomes, and meet the goals of Miami. Many international students feel comfortable with the welcoming and friendly environment in the setting of a low student-to-faculty ratio of 18:1. This provides a family-like setting where instructors, staff, and students care about one another, which is often difficult at large public universities."
Woo Suk (Alex) Kwon '20
Computer Science
Business Analytics minor
"Miami University has one of the strongest undergraduate education programs in the United States. I can definitely notice that by the small class sizes, experienced instructors and professors, and the numerous opportunities for undergraduates that are not common in other schools such as undergraduate research, teaching assistant, and other on-campus jobs that can help your career. Come to Miami and the school will support you in becoming successful!"