Short Course Program

Short Course Program at Dong-Ah Institute of Media and Arts in Anseong, South Korea is a non-degree offering delivered in English, running from one week to one month with new sessions available throughout the year and a yearly tuition figure of 1200 USD. Dong-Ah Institute of Media and Arts specializes in media, film, broadcasting, and performing arts education, and a short-format program at an institution of this kind is generally designed to give visiting or international students a compressed introduction to one or more of these fields rather than the full multi-year curriculum offered to degree-seeking students. Typical content for a short course in media and arts covers foundational skills such as camera operation, basic editing, performance technique, or design software, depending on which department hosts the session, along with exposure to studio facilities and equipment that students might not otherwise access on a short visit. These programs are often structured for exchange students, summer or winter session visitors, or professionals seeking a brief, focused introduction to Korean media production methods and campus culture. Because the format is short, instruction tends to be intensive and hands-on, prioritizing practical exercises and studio time over extended theoretical coursework. Students completing a short course of this kind typically leave with a working familiarity with core techniques and equipment in their chosen media discipline, along with firsthand exposure to how a Korean media and arts institute organizes its production training, which can support later applications to longer degree programs in film, broadcasting, animation, or performing arts.