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Classification | Required Subjects | Research Credits |
---|---|---|
Department of International Business | 42(30) | 6(6) |
Department of International Trade | 33(39) | 6(6) |
NGO Studies | 30 | 6 |
Department of International Cooperation and Development | 30 | 6 |
Korean Studies | 27 | 6 |
Department of Energy System | 39 | 6 |
Department of International Business (required subjects-30, research-6) credits are for Leadership and Coaching major completion
Department of International Trade (required subjects-39, research-6) credits are for International Trade and Policy major completion
Completion of a master's degree offered by the Graduate School shall refer to cases where a student has completed the required subjects without meeting the requirements for graduation.
A professor responsible for a subject shall prepare a syllabus and submit it to the Education and Training Department of the Graduate School at least two (2) weeks before the beginning of a semester.
Students shall be allowed to study in the exchange university in the third semester and may be selected in a semester immediately preceding the semester by each of the following examinations. The details thereof shall be separately determined by the dean of the Graduate School.
Any student who wishes to transfer credits earned from an exchange university must submit a written request for credit transfer, along with a copy of the student’s transcript, to the Education and Training Department within a prescribed period of time following completion of the exchange period and obtain approval from the Dean of the Graduate School in consultation with the head of department. However, exchange credits shall be granted in accordance with the terms of the exchange agreement and shall represent no more than one half (1/2) of the student’s major course credits. (Amended on February 21, 2020)
Up to six (6) credits earned at another graduate school of the University or at another domestic or foreign graduate school may be transferred to the Graduate School after passing through a prescribed review process.
With respect to any other matters related to the exchange of credits not addressed herein, the Agreements for the Exchange of Credits shall be applied.
A student shall be assigned no less than one supervising professor for classes and research. A supervising professor(s) shall be assigned to the student in the first semester after which the student is admitted to the Graduate School. However, any student who wishes to change his or her supervising professor(s) may apply to do so at the beginning of each semester. Any student who wishes to submit a thesis for graduation shall be assigned a thesis supervising professor in their third semester of study.
Once a thesis has passed the thesis defense, the certification of thesis defense shall be signed or sealed by the thesis examiners, and a certain number of copies of the thesis shall be submitted within a prescribed due date, and the thesis shall be registered in the Graduate School’s central library in the form of a computer file. (Amended on February 21, 2020)