February 20, 2008
Kyungnam University FDU Korean Program

Kenneth Vehrkens, dean, Petrocelli College (Metro/Flor), announced that The Gateway to the Future, MiraeRo! program, has enrolled 15 Korean-speaking students working toward their associate degrees.
There is a new FDU-Korean Program with 23 undergraduate students from Kyungnam University in South Korea who attended an intensive two-week continuing education cyber crime class in January.

February, 2008
South Bergenite Korean Studies

MiraeRo!, Fairleigh Dickinson University’s Korean Studies Program, is holding two information sessions for Korean-speaking adults who want to earn an Associate in Arts degree.

February, 2008
Twin-Boro News Korean event set at FDU

MiraeRo!, Fairleigh Dickinson University's Korean Studies Program, will hold an information session on Saturday, April 5, for Korean-speaking adults who want to earn an Associate in Arts degree.

January 2008
Inside FDU on the web ‘MiraeRo!’ Offers Korean-speaking Adults Opportunity to Earn Degree

Beginning in January, Korean-speaking adults will have the opportunity to earn an associate in arts degree at the Metropolitan Campus through the new Gateway to the Future program “MiraeRo!”

January 22, 2008
Inside Higher Ed
Article: Transition to Bilingualism

Students complete English as a Second Language (ESL) coursework as needed before enrolling in credit-bearing classes.

January 14, 2008
KOREA .net: Bilingual Courses for Korean Students

Fairleigh Dickinson University will begin teaching classes in both Korean and English to enable Korean students with limited English skills to earn a degree.

November 20, 2007
“MiraeRo!” for Korean-speaking Adults

Korean-speaking adults now have the opportunity to earn an Associate in Arts degree through a new Gateway to the Future program, “MiraeRo!

November 21, 2007
FDU offers Korean-English degree

Fairleigh Dickinson University will begin offering a three-year liberal arts associate degree that will be taught in Korean and English, the school announced Tuesday.