Professional Certificate in Korean for Legal Professionals

• Korean Legal Terminology: Understanding the key legal terms and concepts in Korean is essential for professionals working in the legal field. This unit will cover essential terms related to various areas of law such as contracts, torts, criminal law, and intellectual property law. • Korean Contract Law: This unit will focus on the specifics of Korean contract law, including the formation, performance, and termination of contracts. Students will learn about the differences between Korean and Western contract law, and how to navigate these differences in a professional setting. • Korean Torts Law: This unit will cover Korean tort law, including the definition and elements of torts, as well as the available remedies. Students will learn about the key differences between Korean and Western tort law and how to effectively communicate about torts in a legal context. • Korean Criminal Law: This unit will focus on Korean criminal law, including the key principles, crimes, and punishments. Students will learn about the differences between Korean and Western criminal law and how to effectively communicate about criminal law in a legal context. • Korean Intellectual Property Law: This unit will cover Korean intellectual property law, including the laws related to patents, trademarks, and copyrights. Students will learn about the differences between Korean and Western intellectual property law and how to effectively communicate about intellectual property in a legal context. • Legal Writing in Korean: This unit will focus on the specifics of legal writing in Korean, including the structure, style, and tone. Students will learn how to draft legal documents such as contracts, pleadings, and motions in Korean. • Legal Research in Korean: This unit will cover the basics of legal research in Korean, including how to find and use primary and secondary sources. Students will learn about the key differences between Korean and Western legal research methods and how to effectively conduct research in a Korean legal context. • Korean Legal System: This unit will provide an overview of the Korean legal system, including the court system, the role of judges and lawyers, and the legal profession. Students will learn about the key differences between the Korean and Western legal systems and how to effectively navigate the Korean legal system. • Korean Business Law: This unit will focus on the specifics of Korean business law, including the laws related to corporations, partnerships, and commercial transactions. Students will learn about the differences