Korean Civil Service Fellowship Program

The Evans School is one of several universities in the United States, and the only one on the West Coast, participating in the Korean Civil Service Fellowship Program, which presents a unique professional development opportunity for government officials from the Republic of Korea.

The program allows its participants the flexibility to study a particular subject in depth related to their profession while pursuing a Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree and executive training courses.

Elements of the program at the Evans School include:

• Rigorous executive training courses through the Cascade Center
• Academic courses with other Evans School students
• Intensive English courses
• Professional development opportunities through work with local public, private, and nonprofit organizations

The participants are also required to enroll in an International Fellows Seminar at the Evans School for one credit per quarter.

The Korean Civil Service Fellowship Program is funded by the Civil Service Commission of the Republic of Korea and administered by the Human Resources Development Bureau of the Republic of Korea.

For more information about the Korean Civil Service Fellowship Program at the Evans School, contact our Student Services office at evansdss@u.washington.edu or 206.543.4900.