Dear Korean Martial Arts Practitionners,

The Korean Martial Arts Institute of Hwashin Cyber University is launching a new program, allowing international students to graduate in a Korean Language, Culture and Bachelor's Degree. The program is taught in 3 or 4 years, with on-line contents and off-line training camps. For 2012, students can learn Taekwondo or Hapkido

Since it is a new concept, we write on this forum to know if Korean martial arts practionners would find it interesting.

WOULD RECOMMEND ADVERTISING IN THE TKD MAGAZINES

http://www.totallytkd.com/

http://www.taekwondomag.co.uk/

http://www.taekwondotimes.com/

Thank you, for sure, we will contact these magazine.

Here more details for people who would be interested in the programs:

http://kmai.hscu.ac.kr

Can you take individual classes or do you have to register for the complete program?

What do you mean by "individual classes"?

I think What he means is 1 or 2 classes as opposed to a programme of say 12 classes etc

Yes

On review of the website it seems like a prospective student would have to register for an entire program. My question is can someone only register for a specific class or 2, rather than enrolling in a degree program.
In many academic institutions it is matriculated (program/degree seeking) or non-matriculated, which would be someone taking or auditing a class or classes, rather than seeking to earn a degree or take a whole program worth of classes. Many that have degrees already simply wish to supplement learning or take classes for enjoyment, enhancement etc, rather than seek a college degree, as they have already earned that or don't wish to get a degree.

So is it possible to just register for a class online, as compared to entering into a full program?

In order to fit the requirements of the Korean Education Ministry, we can not propose non-degree courses for foreigners.

Students have to enter in a full program.