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This 360° course cluster invites students to explore three key dimensions of South Korea: Might (its politics, military, and diplomacy), Money (its economy), and Minds (its culture). While in Seoul, the group visited corporate headquarters, academic institutions, and cultural sites.

"We were all trying to see as much of the city as possible and learn as much as we could. We even got some practice using our Korean language skills! We were always on the lookout for different things related to our final projects, often taking photos of local protests, foreign influences, traditional and modern traces of the city, and much more." – Maya Tan '26.

With funding from the Career & Civic Engagement Cetner, a cohort of Bryn Mawr students had the opportunity to be part of the Fall '25 Public Policy Seminar organized by the Public Leadership Education Network (PLEN) in Washington, D.C. Throughout the week, students had sessions on networking basics, law and public policy, health and STEM policy, foreign policy, and more.

"This opportunity gave me insights into policymaking, and how women can shape public policy in different ways, from working on the Hill to creating meaningful change in foreign policy.” - Sofia Diaz '26 (pictured center left)