* Academic Requirements for students who enter after Fall Semester of 2018 are changed.
A. Requirements for Graduation
[Master’s Program]
A minimum of 45 credits is required for graduation (including a minimum of 9 credits from Practical Courses). GPA of 3.0 or higher out of 4.3 is required.
1) Students should take the "4 required courses" from the major program.
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Major |
Required Courses (4 Courses) |
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Mandatory(①) |
Select 1 (② or ③) |
Select 1 (④ or ⑤) |
Dissertation (⑥) |
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Int’l Commerce |
① Int’l Economic Relations |
②Int’l Cooperation ③Understanding the East Asia |
④Research Methodology
⑤Comparative Methodology |
⑥Dissertation Research * Student should take this course in 4th semester. |
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Int’l Cooperation |
①Int’l Cooperation |
②Int’l Economic Relations ③Understanding the East Asia |
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Int’l Area Studies |
①Understanding the East Asia |
②Int’l Economic Relations ③Int’l Cooperation |
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* Required courses for students majoring in Korean Studies remain the same.
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Korean Students: (5 courses) |
Foreign Students: (5 courses) |
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①International Economic Relations ②International Cooperation ③Modern Korean History and Society/ Modernization and Transformation of Korean Society (select 1 of 2) ④Research Methodology and Skills/ Comparative Methodology (select 1 of 2) ⑤Dissertation Research |
①Introduction to Korean Studies ②Korean Society ③Korean History (Modern Korean History) ④Politics in Global Korea ⑤Dissertation Research |
2) Students should take at least 3 courses (9 credits) in their GSIS major program.
* Foreign students in Korean Studies should take 4 courses (12 credits) in their major program.
* You can choose major courses from other majors that are mutually recognized majors. (Refer to Mutual Recognition List)
3) Students must take courses (credits) to fulfill required credits (45 credits) to be eligible to graduate.
4) Students must take at least 3 courses (9 credits) from practical courses in their major or elective program.
5) Students can take undergraduate courses (Elective Subject for Major or Requisite Subject for Major) within 6 credits. Students should seek advice from their advisory professor before registering for an undergraduate course.
* Major Subjects of Qualifying Examinations for student who enter after Fall semester of 2018 are changed.
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Dept. |
Program (Major) |
Subject |
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Mandatory |
Elective (select 1) |
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Int’l Studies |
Int’l Commerce |
International Economic Relations |
①International Cooperation ②Understanding the East Asia |
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Int’l Cooperation |
International Cooperation |
①International Economic Relations ②Understanding the East Asia |
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Int’l Area Studies |
Understanding the East Asia |
①International Economic Relations ②International Cooperation |
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DCPP |
①Studies of International Development Cooperation Policy and System ②International Economic Relations/ International Cooperation (select 1) |
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Korean Studies |
2003~2016 Student |
①Korean Society ②Korean History |
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2017~ (present) |
Korean |
①Modern Korean History and Society ②Modernization and Transformation of Korean Society |
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Int’l Student |
(Select 2) ①Korean Society ②Korean History ③Politics in Global Korea |
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* Students except Korean Studies, should take "two subjects" that they have taken as required courses.