<p>I really want to major in the Korean Language, but majoring in Korean alone is not a good choice, so I looked at double majoring in Korean and International Relations. However, the college I am looking at, which I chose because it offers Korean as a major and has a good Korean program, which not many colleges do, does not offer International Relations as a major, but offers Political Science with a concentration on Global and International Affairs. I am looking to see if there are other colleges that offer International Relations as a major and at least Korean as a minor, but I was wondering if Political Science would be a good major for me or not. In the future, I would like to use Korean and English and become either a translator or an interpreter. </p>
<p>The University of Kansas offers a major in East Asian Languages & Culture: Korean Language as well as a major (or minor) in Global & International Studies. KU actually has a surprisingly good program for East Asian Languages. Lots of opportunities and scholarships for study abroad as well. <a href=“http://admissions.ku.edu/humanities-intl-studies”>http://admissions.ku.edu/humanities-intl-studies</a></p>
<p>I’m sure there plenty of options available foe you, neither is ridiculously uncommon. You might be limited to schools on the larger side though as neither major is extremely common. </p>