K-Pop Dance Event 2025 Recap

Relive the energy and excitement from our biggest dance event of the year. Watch highlights of performances, workshops, and unforgettable moments shared by our community.

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About Our Program

Discover how our program brings Korean language and culture to life through interactive learning and community engagement. Explore a space where students connect, create, and grow together.

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Korean Speaking Forum

Speaking Practice Forum is a volunteer-based program that provides Korean learners with opportunities to practice speaking Korean and engage with Korean speakers

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Korean Language and Culture Program Courses

Explore a wide range of courses designed to build proficiency in Korean language and deepen cultural understanding. Learn through interactive classes that connect language, history, and contemporary Korean culture.

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ASIA 327

Kpop in Context

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Korn 351 & 352

korean hanja

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We acknowledge that Korean Language and Culture Program and UBC Vancouver are located on the traditional and unceded territories of the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓-speaking xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam people).

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