Korea and Japan 2024 Global Seminar
Virtual Reality and Modern Life in Korea and Japan
Seminar description
The College of Science and Engineering is offering a global seminar experience that will give participants the opportunity to investigate the intersection of virtual reality (VR) and our living reality in Korea and Japan. The seminar will blend a cultural exploration of Korea and Japan with industry visits, lab tours, VR demonstrations, and technical discussions.
During this program, students will discover the answers to questions such as:
- How can VR support our mental and physical health?
- What technological advances are coming, and how will these impact human life?
- How can we more strategically utilize VR in health and wellness initiatives?
Seminar details
Term: May Session
Dates: Saturday, May 11-Friday, May 31, 2024
Application deadline: Friday, March 1, 2024
Eligible students: U of M students and non-U of M students. Admission is by application.
Credit: Students will receive three credits from the Computer Science and Engineering Department coded CSCI 4980
Faculty leader: Professor Victoria Interrante, Department of Computer and Computer Engineering
Language prerequisite: No language prerequisite is required.
Estimated program fee: The final program fee for this seminar will include three credits, round-trip airfare, housing, excursions, international health insurance, and some group meals. This program is estimated to be $8,000–$9,000. A final cost will be shared with applicants before confirmation.
Questions? For more information, contact the CSE International Programs team at cseabroad@umn.edu or 612-624-5091.
