A Home in the Heart of NYC
The Korea Society’s dynamic programming, combined with our prime location at 350 Madison Avenue, offers senior fellows convenient access to leading experts and institutions across policy, business, finance, culture, the arts, and academia.
The Korea Society is a uniquely multi-disciplinary nonprofit organization wholly dedicated to fostering greater awareness, understanding, and cooperation between the people of the United States and South Korea.
An Unrivaled Experience and Benefits
Senior Visiting Fellows engage directly with The Korea Society’s leadership, board members, and senior advisers. By attending Korea Society programs, participants may also have opportunities to learn from and potentially meet leaders and executives in New York City and Washington, DC—leveraging the Society’s deep, trusted networks among decision-makers, thought leaders, innovators, and influencers.
Senior Visiting Fellows receive:
- A dedicated office space
- A Korea Society email address
- Business cards
- Institutional support
- A platform for public presentation
- Access to professional networking opportunities
- J visa sponsorship support
Beyond The Korea Society’s rich programming, Senior Visiting Fellows join a powerful network of top policy programs, business associations, cultural institutions, and civic organizations—gaining invitations to forums, lectures, and performances across New York City and Washington, D.C.
A Distinctive Curriculum and Experiential Learning
Senior Visiting Fellows design their own research agenda—pursuing original, Korea-focused work across fields from international relations and global finance to K-culture and AI. The Korea Society’s staff and advisers provide tailored guidance and hands-on support. By engaging with Korea Society programs and people, Fellows can connect with insightful experts and cutting edge ideas.
Fellows are also invited to contribute to forward-looking initiatives and timely dialogues, with opportunities to present their work and join high-level discussions through the Society’s respected platform.
Beyond research, fellows have additional opportunities to take part in curated visits to Washington, DC, access the Society’s national network, mentor emerging leaders, and work alongside a vibrant community of Korea-focused professionals.
Ideal Candidates
We invite scholars, researchers, and experienced professionals in their fields with generous financial support from their home institutions to participate in The Korea Society's Senior Visiting Fellowship.
The Korea Society will consider candidates from diverse sectors, including business, media, the arts & culture, academics, and public policy.
The Korea Society has prestigious programming and staff across all of these areas. For more information on our, please explore our offerings in: Business and Economics, Policy, Arts and Culture, Education, and Special Events.
New and emerging topics of focus at The Korea Society include defense industry cooperation, US-ROK alliance coordination, artificial intelligence, Korean and Korean American entrepreneurship, next gen technological collaboration, and finance.
Program Costs
Our cost structure is tiered to meet diverse needs. Senior Visiting Fellows may choose premium, exclusive access to a private office for one year, or opt for shared office arrangements and shorter-term options.
For detailed pricing information, please email us at policy@koreasociety.org. To begin the process, you can start your application here
Apply Today
If you meet the eligibility criteria, we encourage you to apply today!
Due to processing times, applicants are strongly encouraged to apply at least four months in advance of your intended start date.
Our application process is streamlined and includes the following materials:
- A current résumé or curriculum vitae
- Proof of English language proficiency (e.g., transcripts from an accredited university, official test scores)
- Documentation of funding from your home institution
Once applications are completed with associated support documents, The Korea Society's fellowship review committee will assess the applicant’s qualifications. Decisions are normally issued within four weeks.
The Korea Society Visiting Fellow Program
A Home in the Heart of NYC
The Korea Society’s dynamic programming, combined with our prime location at 350 Madison Avenue, offers senior fellows convenient access to leading experts and institutions across policy, business, finance, culture, the arts, and academia.
The Korea Society is a uniquely multi-disciplinary nonprofit organization wholly dedicated to fostering greater awareness, understanding, and cooperation between the people of the United States and South Korea.
An Unrivaled Experience and Benefits
Senior Visiting Fellows engage directly with The Korea Society’s leadership, board members, and senior advisers. By attending Korea Society programs, participants may also have opportunities to learn from and potentially meet leaders and executives in New York City and Washington, DC—leveraging the Society’s deep, trusted networks among decision-makers, thought leaders, innovators, and influencers.
Senior Visiting Fellows receive:
- A dedicated office space
- A Korea Society email address
- Business cards
- Institutional support
- A platform for public presentation
- Access to professional networking opportunities
- J visa sponsorship support
Beyond The Korea Society’s rich programming, Senior Visiting Fellows join a powerful network of top policy programs, business associations, cultural institutions, and civic organizations—gaining invitations to forums, lectures, and performances across New York City and Washington, D.C.
A Distinctive Curriculum and Experiential Learning
Senior Visiting Fellows design their own research agenda—pursuing original, Korea-focused work across fields from international relations and global finance to K-culture and AI. The Korea Society’s staff and advisers provide tailored guidance and hands-on support. By engaging with Korea Society programs and people, Fellows can connect with insightful experts and cutting edge ideas.
Fellows are also invited to contribute to forward-looking initiatives and timely dialogues, with opportunities to present their work and join high-level discussions through the Society’s respected platform.
Beyond research, fellows have additional opportunities to take part in curated visits to Washington, DC, access the Society’s national network, mentor emerging leaders, and work alongside a vibrant community of Korea-focused professionals.
Ideal Candidates
We invite scholars, researchers, and experienced professionals in their fields with generous financial support from their home institutions to participate in The Korea Society's Senior Visiting Fellowship.
The Korea Society will consider candidates from diverse sectors, including business, media, the arts & culture, academics, and public policy.
The Korea Society has prestigious programming and staff across all of these areas. For more information on our, please explore our offerings in: Business and Economics, Policy, Arts and Culture, Education, and Special Events.
New and emerging topics of focus at The Korea Society include defense industry cooperation, US-ROK alliance coordination, artificial intelligence, Korean and Korean American entrepreneurship, next gen technological collaboration, and finance.
Program Costs
Our cost structure is tiered to meet diverse needs. Senior Visiting Fellows may choose premium, exclusive access to a private office for one year, or opt for shared office arrangements and shorter-term options.
For detailed pricing information, please email us at policy@koreasociety.org. To begin the process, you can start your application here
Apply Today
If you meet the eligibility criteria, we encourage you to apply today!
Due to processing times, applicants are strongly encouraged to apply at least four months in advance of your intended start date.
Our application process is streamlined and includes the following materials:
- A current résumé or curriculum vitae
- Proof of English language proficiency (e.g., transcripts from an accredited university, official test scores)
- Documentation of funding from your home institution
Once applications are completed with associated support documents, The Korea Society's fellowship review committee will assess the applicant’s qualifications. Decisions are normally issued within four weeks.