Academic Exchanges
Academic Exchanges
Visiting Scholar Program(VSP)
Visiting Researcher Program(VRP)
Object & History
The NRICH is promoting the Visiting Scholar Program, which invites world-renowned scholars to enhance the value of Korea heritage and promote future-oriented research.
They will stay in Korea for approximately 10 days to review and exchange results through expert advice
through field and related regional surveys and meetings between researchers.
During this period, it is expected that research capabilities will be strengthened by identifying global research trends,
improving the quality of ongoing research projects, and discovering new research projects.
In addition, public lectures are given to the general public, and talks are held to provide opportunities
for sharing and exchange with next-generation researchers such as university students.
It will be an opportunity to hear the opinions of world-renowned scholars on the coexistence of generations
for the sustainable preservation of cultural heritage.
Program
| Name | Affiliation | Subject of Lecture | Country | Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sherry D. Fowler | University of Kansas | Two Buddhist Bells as Interregional Bridges between Korea, Japan, and Ryukyu | USA | 2022.12.11. ~12.18. |
| 木下 亘 (KINOSHITA Wataru) |
Archaeological Institute of
Kashihara, Nara prefecture |
須恵器から見た古墳時代の物流拠点 Logistics hub of the Kofun period as seen from Sueki |
Japan | 2022.11.02. ~11.11. |
| Martin G. Lockley | University of Colorado Denver | How Korea became a tracker’s paradise -four decades of innovation in geo-heritage studies- | USA | 2022.11.01. ~11.11. |
| Nan-Yao Su | University of Florida | Managing Subterranean Termite Infestations in Historic Sites | USA | 2022.10.22. ~10.29. |
Buddhist Heritage Survey
Field Investigation
Special Lecture
Object & History
In order to develop and promote cultural heritage research, the NRICH provides cultural heritage researchers
working overseas with opportunities to study Korean cultural heritage.
We invite overseas researchers to exchange expert knowledge and study Korean cultural heritage together
through lively research, such as fieldwork and relic research, in Korea.
For more details, please checkApplying