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Korean Language Taster Session for Beginners

Event info

  • 16th September 2026
  • 14:30
  • City Campus
  • This event is free

Are you interested in learning Korean? Then join us for a University Language Programme (ULP) taster session.

The University Language Programme (ULP) offers a range of languages and stages, from beginner to advanced, to all NTU students. You can study a language module in addition to your degree course for £330, and if you pass we’ll give you the money back!  If you want to study a language as one of your degree course modules rather than as addition to your course, please check with your degree course team that you can do so. ULP classes take place on the City Campus for two hours per week during term time. 

During this taster session, we’ll give you a taste of a ULP Korean Language class at NTU. You’ll learn a few basic phrases and interact with the other students using the target language. It’s the best way to get a taste of what to expect from a ULP course and to decide if it’s for you.

There’s no need to book or prepare anything, you can just turn up!

For more information please visit www.ntu.ac.uk/ulp email ulp@ntu.ac.uk or call 0115 848 2285

Event Schedule

Date and time Meeting place
  • 16th September 2026
  • 14:30 - 15:15

TBC

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Thoughts and advice from current students on your first few days with us.

Although it might feel nerve-wracking at times, try and meet as many new students as possible. The best way to do so is by joining one or more of the many Societies and attending local events.

Rynelle Oliver
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Ask for help if you need it, and take help if it is offered.

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