Translation and Consultation

About the service

The Translation and Consultation Network helps Korean Studies scholars find fruitful, collaborative relationships. It connects scholars to on-going projects and helps them find research, translation, or editorial services.

Consultant Profiles

Looking for help having drafts edited or translated into English? Searching for skilled editors and translators with experience in specific academic fields related to Korean Studies? Are you an academic author interested in consultations with peers and/or experts for their projects?

The scholars listed here have all been vetted for their area expertise, academic qualifications, and prior experience.

Share Your Expertise

Those with academic expertise in Korean studies who are interested in providing editorial, translation, or academic consultation services are encouraged to submit their profiles to the Chosŏn History Society. They will also be required to sign a User Agreement and Academic Conduct Agreement. Based on that information, the CHS will list their profile on the CHS website, specifying their areas of expertise and services.

The CHS will NOT be responsible for setting the rates/prices of specific services, leaving such conversation to the interested parties.


  • Terms of Service

    By making use of the service, which includes creating a profile, applying to be listed on the CHS page, or enlisting a consultant through the CHS service page, the user agrees to and accepts our Terms of Service

  • Academic Conduct

    All those involved with CHS will promise to abide by general and accepted norms and ethics of academic conduct.

    See our Academic Conduct Policy

  • Guidelines and Best Practices

    CHS does not set rates or provide prices for services, but here are some guidelines and example of best practices for freelancing and hiring freelancers in Korean Studies

The Choson History Society supports the community of editors and translators from Korean to English. As part of its mission to connect and promote scholars inside and outside the university system, it also promotes conversation and collaboration between different academic and linguistic communities.