Center for Korean Legal Studies

A research institute centered on Korean legal studies sits inside Jerome L. Greene Hall at Columbia University. The program connects scholars and policy makers with comparative legal frameworks on the Korean peninsula. Collaborative projects cover constitutional law, corporate governance, intellectual property, and international arbitration — anything that falls under the Korea-focused academic umbrella. Students, faculty, and external researchers share findings through papers, workshops, and speaker series aimed at deepening dialogue about Korean legal developments.

Swing by 435 W 116th St in Morningside Heights if you need to place a call: (212) 854-5759. Jerome L. Greene Hall houses the program in Box A-19 — a straightforward way to reach the right floor. Find the quickest route using the campus map. The Upper West Side offers plenty of transit options for anyone looping through this corner of Columbia.