Department of Oriental Painting
  Aiming to maintain the traditional art of Korea and create innovative artists, the department of Oriental Painting cultivates the students of the artist's ideal goals. They are to learn basic oriental painting techniques in the first two years and on the basis of what they have achieved, they start to broaden their field and acquire the advanced techniques in the latter two years. Successful students are expected to leave the school as a creative artist who has the ability to express their emotions and philosophies.

FACULTY

Name	Degree	Major	Institution
Professors
Hong, Sook Ho	M.F.A.	Oriental Painting	Chinese Culture Univ.
Lee, Kyung Soo	M.F.A.	Oriental Painting	Hongik Univ.
Han, Jin Man	M.F.A.	Oriental Painting	Hongik Univ.
Assistant professors
Moon, Bong Sun	P.H.D.	Oriental Painting	Nanjing Arts Institute .china
Lee, Sun Woo	M.F.A	Oriental Painting	Hongik Univ.

COURSES

Year	Section	Code No.	Subject	1st Sem.		2nd Sem.
				credit	hours	credit	hours
1	Required	001008	Reading & Writing			3	4
		001009	English	3	3
	Elective		General (course) Group (1~7) elective2
	Required	043127	The Fundamental Oriental Painting (A)	3	6
		043227	The Fundamental Oriental Painting (B)			3	6
		043151	Plain Sketch	2	3
	Elective	401102	Drawing (1)	3	6
		401202	Drawing (2)			3	6
		401106	Technique of Oriental brush Expression (A)	2	3
		401207	Technique of Oriental brush Expression (B)			2	3
		401104	Painting of Basic (1-1)	1	2
		401204	Painting of Basic (1-2)			1	2
		401105	Sculpture of Basic (1-1)	1	2
		401205	Sculpture of Basic (1-2)			1	2
2	Required	043303	Technique of Oriental Water Color (1)	2	4
		043402	Practice Research of Oriental Painting			1	2
		043304	Technique of Painting in Color (1)	2	4
		043403	Technique of Painting in Color (2)			2	4
	Elective	401301	Art History of Orient	2	2
		401402	Technique of Oriental Water Color (2)			2	4
		401308	Oriental Material for Practice	2	4
		401406	Practice of Black & White Drawing			2	4
		401306	Caligraphy	2	4
		401405	Seal Engraving			2	3
		401407	History of Chinese Painting			2	2
3	Elective	401506	Practice of Painting in Indian Ink	2	4
		401606	Practice of Korean Painting (1)			2	4
		401607	Technique Research of Oriental Painting (1)			2	3
		401502	History of Korean Art	2	2
		401507	Research of Line Drawing (1)	2	3
		401504	Research of Moulding	2	3
		401505	Landscape Painting	2	3
		401604	Figure Painting			2	3
		401508	Practice of Painting in Color (1)	2	4
		401608	Practice of Painting in Color (2)			2	4
		401609	History of Korean Painting			2	2
4	Elective	401708	Practice of Korean Painting (2)	2	4
		401807	Wash Drawings in Oriental Water Color			2	4
		401808	The Theory of Painting and Drawing			2	2
		401802	Research of Line Drawing (2)			2	3
		401703	Practice of Moulding (1)	2	4
		401805	Practice of Moulding (2)			2	4
		401709	Technique Research of Oriental Painting (2)	2	3
		401705	The Moulding of Indian Ink (1)	2	4
		401803	The Moulding of Indian Ink (2)			2	4
		401710	Painting in Indian Ink	2	4
		401711	Oriental Painting in Color (1)	2	4
		401809	Oriental Painting in Color (2)			2	4
		401712	History of Korean Modern Painting	2	2

Department of Painting
  The Department of Painting has the goal of educating artists and art teachers who can contribute to the creative development of Korean Culture by cultivating creative experimental approach, academic theories, and the ability to make practical applications.
  The first and second year curriculum focuses on cultivating students' creativeness and expressiveness through a broad range of liberal education and painting practice classes. In the third and fourth years, students are exposed to a wide variety of interpretations in modern painting so that they can objectively assess the current state of our art and set its future direction.
  Graduates of the department have become leaders in comtemporary Korean painting, and they are taking increasingly prominent positions at numerous universities as well as in the painting world at large.

FACULTY

Name	Degree	Major	Institution
Professors
Lee, Doo Shik	Ph.D.	Art Studies	Kyoto University of Art and Design
Kim, Tae Ho	M.F.A.	Painting	Hongik Univ.
Kim, Yong Chul	M.F.A.	Painting	Hongik Univ.
Yoon, Mi Ran	M.F.A.	Painting	Hongik Univ.
Ji, Seok Choul	M.F.A.	Painting	Hongik Univ.
Ju, Tae Seok	M.F.A.	Painting	Hongik Univ.
Associate Professors
Shin, Jong Shik	M.F.A.	Plastic Art	Univ. Paris ¥·
Lee, Byoung Yeol	M.F.A.	Painting	Hongik Univ.
Assistant Professors
Shim, Jung Rhee	Ph.D.	Painting	Hongik Univ.
Kim, Chan Il	M.F.A.	Painting	State Univ. of New York at New Paltz
Full-time Instructor
Timothy Blum	M.A.	Sculpture	Maryland Institute College of Art
Honorary Professors
Park, Seo Bo	Ph.D.	Painting	Hongik Univ.
Ha, Chong Hyun	Ph.D.	Painting	Hongik Univ.

COURSES

Year	Section	Code No.	Subject	1st Sem.		2nd Sem.
				credit	hours	credit	hours
1	Required	001008	Reading & Writing			3	4
		001009	English	3	3
	Elective		General (course) Group (1~7) elective2
	Required	043106	Basic Painting (2-1)	3	6
		043206	Basic Painting (2-2)			3	6
		043159	Research of Visual Image (1)	1	2
	Elective	402107	Drawing (1)	2	3
		402207	Drawing (2)			2	3
		402104	Presentation Techniques (A)	2	3
		402204	Presentation Techniques (B)			2	3
		402105	Basic Sculpture (1-1)	1	2
		402205	Basic Sculpture (1-2)			1	2
		402106	Basic Oriental Painting (1-1)	1	2
		402206	Basic Oriental Painting (1-2)			1	2
		402208	Research of Visual Image (2)			1	2
2	Required	043305	Painting <Studio Work> (1)	2	4
		043404	Painting <Studio Work> (2)			2	4
		043306	History of Western Art	2	2
		043405	Research of Drawing (2)			2	3
	Elective	402402	Theory of Fine Art			2	2
		402303	Research of Drawing (1)	2	3
		402304	Painting (1)	2	4
		402404	Painting (2)			2	4
		402306	Study of Presentation Method (1)	1	2
		402406	Study of Presentation Method (2)			1	2
		402307	Basic Installation	1	2
		402407	Research of Visual Image (3)			1	2
3	Elective	402501	Painting (3)	4	8
		402601	Painting (4)			4	8
		402504	Practice of Painting (3)	2	4
		402602	Practice of Painting (4)			2	4
		402505	History of Modern Painting	2	2
		402503	Research of Drawing (3)	2	4
		402603	Research of Drawing (4)			2	4
		402605	The Study of Visual Media			2	3
4	Elective	402706	Painting <Studio Work> (1)	3	6
		402808	Painting <Studio Work> (2)			3	6
		402709	Research of Media	2	3
		402809	Theory of Contemporary Art			2	2
		402708	Research of Painting (3)	3	6
		402810	Research of Painting (4)			3	6
		402812	Research of Installation			2	3
		402704	Printmaking (1)	2	3
		402805	Printmaking (2)			2	4
		402705	Form & Function Planning (1)	2	3
		402806	Form & Function Planning (2)			2	3
		402807	Graduate Work			2	3

Department of Printmaking
  The main Department of Printmaking is to ground students in the theories, methods, and history of printmaking, thus strengthening their basic techniques in printmaking and developing their artistic qualities. Students are therefore expected to be not only well-trained in basic printmaking techniques but also exceptionally creative as artists. The ultimate goal of the department is to prepare successful graduates to make significant contributions to the Korean printmaking community, now at its initial stage, by taking active roles in universities, workshops, print galleries, and the printing industry at large.

FACULTY

Name	Degree	Major	Institution
Professors
Lee, Seung Il	M.F.A	Painting	Hongik Univ.
Kim, Seung Yeon	M.F.A	Painting, Printmaking	State Univ. of New York, New Paltz
Yim, Young Kil	M.F.A	Printmaking	State Univ. of New York, New Paltz
Associate Professors
Song, Dae Sup	M.F.A	Painting, Printmaking	Hongik Univ.

COURSES

Year	Section	Code No.	Subject	1st Sem.		2nd Sem.
				credit	hours	credit	hours
1	Required	001008	Reading & Writing			3	4
		001009	English	3	3
	Elective		General (course) Group (1~7) elective2
	Required	043108	Basic Printmaking (1)	3	6
		043208	Basic Printmaking (2)			3	6
		043141	Basic Print Technique (1)	1	2
	Elective	412103	Drawing (1)	3	6
		412203	Drawing (2)			3	6
		412104	Basic Painting (3-1)	2	3
		412204	Basic Painting (3-2)			2	3
		412105	Basic Oriental Painting (1-1)	1	2
		412205	Basic Oriental Painting (1-2)			1	2
		412106	Basic Sculpture (1-1)	1	2
		412206	Basic Sculpture (1-2)			1	2
		412202	Basic Print Technique (2)			1	2
2	Required	043307	Intaglio (1)	2	4
		043406	Intaglio (2)			2	4
		043308	History of Printmaking	2	2
		043407	Lithograph (1)			2	4
	Elective	412308	Printmaking (A)	2	4
		412408	Printmaking (B)			2	4
		412304	Painting (1)	2	3
		412309	Drawing for Printmaking (1)	2	3
		412409	Drawing for Printmaking (2)			2	3
3	Elective	412511	Lithograph (2)	2	4
		412606	Lithograph (3)			2	4
		412611	Digital Print			2	4
		412506	Printmaking Process (A)	2	4
		412608	Intaglio (3)			2	4
		412507	Study of Modern Printmaking	2	2
		412508	Wood Cut (1)	2	4
		412609	Wood Cut (2)			2	4
		412509	Drawing for Printmaking (3)	2	4
		412610	Drawing for Printmaking (4)			2	4
		412510	Photograving	2	2
4	Elective	412706	Printmaking (C)	3	6
		412808	Printmaking (D)			3	6
		412707	Papermaking	2	3
		412802	Materials Science			2	2
		412708	Printmaking Process (B)	3	6
		412809	Printmaking Process (C)			3	6
		412704	Printmaking Seminar (1)	2	2
		412804	Printmaking Seminar (2)			2	2
		412709	Multi Print Media (1)	2	4
		412810	Multi Print Media (2)			2	4
		412807	Printings Production			2	2

Department of Sculpture
  The Department of Sculpture aims to produce future sculptors equipped with an expressive ability to create works, with an understanding of both traditional and modern sculpture as a plastic art, and its history.
As the extent to which the 3-D works occupy in contemporary art widens, their importance is further enhanced through free sculptural expressions via diversity of methods and material, and functionality of new media. The Department offers students immeasurable opportunities to cultivate their artistic talents including craftsmanship through practice, and sociability through working together with their colleagues. The students in the Department will learn to understand basic principles of sculpture, traditional formative techniques, study of various material and major trends of contemporary art. Base upon this theoretical foundation, they will develop artistic talents and increase their expressivity by means of creating an artistic atmosphere which can bring out the rich potential sensibility in each individual. The Department is dedicated to sculptors of such a caliber who will take a lead in contemporary Korean art.

FACULTY

Name	Degree	Major	Institution
Professors
Park, Suk Won	M.F.A.	Sculpture	Hongik Univ.
Kim, Young Won	M.F.A.	Sculpture (Modeling)	Hongik Univ.
Lee, Hyung Woo	M.F.A.	Sculpture	National Superior School of Decorative Arts of Paris
Associate Professors
Hong, Sung Do	M.F.A.	Sculpture	Pratt Institute
Lee, Soo Hong	M.F.A.	Sculpture	Pratt Institute
Full-time Instructor
Ko, Kyoung Ho	M.F.A.	Fine art	School of Visual Arts
Honorary Professors
Jeun, Loi Jin	Ph.D.	Sculpture	Hongik Univ.
Choi, Ki Won	B.F.A.	Sculpture	Hongik Univ.

COURSES

Year	Section	Code No.	Subject	1st Sem.		2nd Sem.
				credit	hours	credit	hours
1	Required	001008	Reading & Writing			3	4
		001009	English	3	3
	Elective		General (course) Group (1~7) elective2
	Required	043165	Modeling(1)	3	6
		043255	Modeling(2)			3	6
		043150	Practice of Basic Dimension	1	2
	Elective	403107	Drawing and Space (1)	2	3
		403208	Drawing and Space (2)			2	3
		403109	Practice of Casting	1	2
		403209	Comprehension of Space			1	2
		403110	Computer and Form	2	4
		403106	Fundamental Oriental Painting (1-1)	1	2
		403205	Fundamental Oriental Painting (1-2)			1	2
		043206	Basic Dimension Design (2)			1	2
2	Required	043336	Modeling(3)	2	3
		043432	Modeling(4)			2	3
		043310	Presentation Technique (3)	1	2
		043409	Presentation Technique (4)			1	2
		043311	Sculpture Materials & Techniques (1)	2	3
	Elective	403309	Carving (1)	2	3
		403407	Carving (2)			2	3
		403404	Sculpture Materials & Techniques (2)			2	3
		403307	Study of Object	2	3
		403303	Anatomy for Artist	2	2
		403406	Primitive Works			2	3
		403308	History of Modern Sculpture	2	2
3	Elective	403506	Practice of Sculpture (3)	2	4
		403606	Practice of Sculpture (4)			2	4
		403507	Metal Sculpture (3)	2	4
		403607	Metal Sculpture (4)			2	4
		403511	History of Korean Sculpture	2	2
		403512	Pracice of Miniature	1	2
		403609	Advanced Techniques of Sculpture			2	3
		403509	Image Presentation	2	3
		403510	Study of Mixed Media (1)	2	3
		403712	Study of Mixed Media (2)			2	3
		403610	Art Scene			2	3
		403611	History of Contemporary Sculpture			2	2
4	Elective	403710	Research of Outdoor Sculpture	2	3
		403714	Theory of Modern Sculpture (1)	2	2
		403812	Theory of Modern Sculpture (2)			2	2
		403716	Study of Metal Work (1)	2	3
		403815	Study of Metal Work (2)			2	3
		403705	Practice of Plastic Form (1)	2	3
		403804	Practice of Plastic Form (2)			2	3
		403715	Seminar (1)	2	4
		403814	Seminar (2)			2	4
		403717	Study of Mixed Media (3)	2	3
		403816	Study of Mixed Media (4)			2	3
		403718	Study of New Form (1)	2	3
		403813	Study of New Form (2)			2	3
		403711	Installations (1)	2	3
		403811	Installations (2)			2	3

School of Design
  This School of design has a purpose of educating next generation designers with leadership and capacity those lead digitalized culture design industry. Raising professional designers who have international sense and experiences based on creative thoughts and cultural identity is the best competitiveness of 21th Centuries design industry which is highlighted in upcoming growth of industry, and plays an important role in setting standards of high benefit and nation's cultural level.
  This School of design consists of two specific departments which are industrial design and visual communication design. And both interchange their own characters so that can cultivate professionalism. This separation is focused on capable teaching staff and top leveled educational facility to raise talent demanded by business. Currently, this school is running Meta-Design system which is unique development of professionals and also accomplishing academic-industrial cooperation not only Korean firm but also with internationals to get worldwide competitiveness.

COURSES

Year	Section	Code No.	Subject	1st Sem.		2nd Sem.
				credit	hours	credit	hours
1	Required	001009	English	3	3
		001008	Reading & Writing			3	4
	Elective		General (course) Group (1~7) elective2
	Required	043169	Basic Design(1)	2	4
		410112	3D Composition(1)	2	4
		410209	Design Theory	2	2
		043259	3D Composition(2)			2	4
		410207	Basic Design(2)			2	4
		043171	Design History			2	2
	Elective	043259	3D Composition(2)			2	4
		043170	Digital Design(1)	2	4
		410114	Concept & Visual expression(1)	2	4
		410113	Drawing(1)	2	4
		410116	Photography(1)	2	3
		043260	Concept & Visual expression(2)			2	4
		410208	Digital Design(2)			2	4
		043261	Drawing(2)			2	4
		410211	Typhography(1)			2	4

Major in Visual Communication Design
  This department's purpose of education is in two ways. One is expanding the area of visual-communication design by exchanging with other categories to follow rapid changing of media. And the other is raising specified professions in Korean visual-communication design which will lead 21th centuries worldwide design by creating new theories and teaching methods.
  In the 1st year, it teaches basic theories and practical techniques of art and design, and it is separated into specific majors in the 2nd year which ends up to 3rd and 4th years' organized course tracking education. And it educates advertisement, package, motion picture, editing, multi-media, illustration, photography, environment designs related to current visual-communication design. 1st year's basic curriculum contains practical techniques(flat modeling, 3D modeling, drawing, typography, basic photography) and theories(design history, design theory). This leads to 2nd to 4th years' detailed skills and expressions.
  Especially to make world-adjusting designers, it holds international design workshop, sends student to aborad design seminars, and recently runs exchanging program of students and professors with other famous design institutes.

FACULTY

Name	Degree	Major	Institution
Professors
Kwon, Myung Kwang	Ph.D	Visual Communication Design	Hongik Univ.
Ahn, Sang Soo	Ph.D	Visual Communication Design	Hanyang Univ.
Moon, Chul	M.S.A.	Visual Communication Design	Pratt Institute
Kim, Dae Soo	M.S.A.	Photography	Pratt Institute
Kim, Jong Deok	M.F.A.	Film/TV Design	Art Center College of Design
Associate Professors
Jang, Dong Ryun	M.F.A	Visual Communication Design	California Institute of the Arts
Assitant Professor
Full-time Instructor
Kim, Hyun Suk	M.F.A	Digital Media	American Film Institute
Honorary Professor
Park, Sun Eui	Ph.D	Visual Communication Design	Hongik Univ.

COURSES

Year	Section	Code No.	Subject	1st Sem.		2nd Sem.
				credit	hours	credit	hours
2	Required	043345	Design English			3	3
	Elective	410309	Concept & Visual expression(1)	3	4
		410411	Concept & Visual expression(2)			3	4
		410310	Visual Communication Design(1)	3	4
		410412	Visual Communication Design(2)			3	4
		410311	Photography(2)	3	4
		410312	Animation	3	4
		410313	Typhography(2)	2	3
		410413	Typhography(3)			2	3
		410314	Photography Lighting	2	3
		410315	Drawing and Thinking	2	3
		410316	Sound Design	2	3
		410317	Cinematography	2	3
		410318	Film Production Design	2	3
		410319	Theories of Digital Design	2	3
		410320	Research of Modeling Thinking	2	2
		410414	Digital Image			3	4
		410415	Interactive Scripting			3	4
		410416	Digital & Video Editing			3	4
		043337	Photography & Concept			2	3
		410417	3D Computer Graphics			2	3
		410418	Semiotics			2	2
		410419	Writing for Film			2	2
3	Elective	410506	Psychology in Design	2	2
		410606	Film Theory			2	2
		410607	Advertisement Theory			2	2
		410507	Advertising Design Studio (1)	2	4
		410608	Visual Environmental Design Studio (1)			2	4
		410609	Package Design Studio (1)			2	4
		410508	Editorial Design Studio (1)			2	4
		410509	Film & Video Design Studio (1)	2	4
		410510	Photography Design (1)	2	4
		410610	Photography Design (2)			2	4
		410511	Illustration Studio (1)	2	4
		410611	Illustration Studio (2)			2	4
4	Elective	410707	Design Seminar (1)	2	2
		410807	Design Seminar (2)			2	2
		410708	Design Management	2	2
		410709	Advertising Design Studio (2)	2	4
		410808	Advertising Design Studio (3)			2	4
		410710	Visual Environmental Design Studio (2)	2	4
		410809	Visual Environmental Design Studio (3)			2	4
		410711	Package Design Studio (2)	2	4
		410810	Package Design Studio (3)			2	4
		410712	Editorial Design Studio (2)	2	4
		410811	Editorial Design Studio (3)			2	4
		410713	Film & Video Design Studio (2)	2	4
		410812	Film & Video Design Studio (3)			2	4

Major in Industrial Design
  The Department of Industrial Design develops design skills and independent creative capabilities through a wide variety of scholastic and institutional approaches to the interpretation, generalization and creation of problems of man, product and environment. This is in order to establish a new life culture(society values, energy resources, and preservation of the environment) for future generations. Thus, its educational purpose is to foster designers who will be in the vanguard of design in the 21st century, and who will become the leaders of the design conscious world of the future. It carries out basic training in design such as form, space, color, ergonomics, etc., for systematic discipline in design and creative ideas. Moreover, as a professional training course, it divides the field of product and vehicles equipment design from that of space design. It also emphasizes field training such as design seminars, design practice, etc., and theoretical development through design theory methods, management, design theory, etc.
  In addition, it runs practical lessons by corporate lectures from the field of industry and education in order to nurture professional designers who will be able to contribute to society.

FACULTY

Name	Degree	Major	Institution
Professors
Choi, Dae Suk	M.F.A	Product Design	Seoul National Univ.
Cho, Byuck Ho	Ph.D	Space Design	Kyo-to Univ.
Byun, Sang Tae	M.F.A.	Product Design	Hong-ik Univ.
Associate Professors
Chung, Joo Hyun	M.des	Transportation Design	Royal College of art center
In, Chi Ho	Ph.D.	Product Design	Seoul National Univ.
Kim, Joo Yun	M.F.A.	Space Design	Cornell Univ.
Lee, Jung Kyo	M.F.A.	Space Design	Art Center college of Design
Assitant Professor
Lee, Keun	M.F.A	Transportation Design	Royal College of art center
Full-time Instructor
Choi, Ik Seo	D.Master	Space Design	Domus Academy
Lee, Don Tae	M.A	Product Design	Royal college of art center
Honorary Professor
Han, Do Ryong	B.F.A	Industrial Design	Seoul National Univ.

COURSES

Year	Section	Code No.	Subject	1st Sem.		2nd Sem.
				credit	hours	credit	hours
2	Required	043344	Design English	3	3
	Elective	411317	Product Design Studio(1)	3	4
		411318	Space Design Studio(1)	3	4
		411319	Transportation Design Studio(1)	3	4
		411315	Study construction and models	2	3
		411314	Digital Design(3)	2	3
		411320	Materials and Color	2	2
		411321	Universal Design			3	4
		411423	Product Design Studio(2)			3	4
		411424	Space Design Studio(2)			3	4
		411425	Transportation Design studio(2)			3	4
		411418	Creative Workshop			2	3
		411426	Digital Design(4)			2	3
		411427	Trend Research Methods			2	2
		411402	Human Factors			2	2
3	Elective	411501	Product Design(1)	2	4
		411502	Transportation Design(1)	2	4
		411513	Space Design(1-environment)	2	4
		411514	Space Design(1-interior)	2	4
		411606	Theory of Product Design	2	2
		411512	Theory of Transportation Design	2	2
		411601	Product Design(2)			2	4
		411602	Transportation Design(2)			2	4
		411614	Space Design(2-environment)			2	4
		411615	Space Design(2-interior)			2	4
		411612	Interface Design			1	2
		411613	Clay Modeling(1)			1	2
4	Elective	411701	Product Design(3)	2	4
		411703	Transportation Design(3)	2	4
		411723	Space Design(3-environment)	2	4
		411724	Space Design(3-interior)	2	4
		411718	Graduate Project - Product Design(1)	1	2
		411719	Display & Exhibition Design	1	2
		411720	Practical Training - Product Design	1	2
		411721	Clay Modeling(2)	1	2
		411712	Special Transportation Design(1)	1	2
		411722	Theory of Design Culture	1	2
		411815	Graduate Project - Product Design(2)			2	4
		411803	Transportation Design(2)			2	4
		411820	Space Design(4-environment)			2	4
		411821	Space Design(3-interior)			2	4
		411818	Advances Product Planning			1	2
		411819	Portfolio			1	2
		411812	Special Transportation Design			1	2

Department of Metal Art & Design
  This department aims to educate students who want to be artistic craftsmen using metals and designers of metal art products. It provides advanced training in both traditional and modern techniques of metal craft, in order for students to understand the formative and functional aspects of the craft. Students are also given opportunities of putting the craft to practical use in residential areas.
  Our graduates become skilled craftsmen who make decorative ornaments, small indoor pieces, as well as large outdoor pieces.

FACULTY

Name	Degree	Major	Institution
Professors
Hong, Kyung Hee	M.Ed.	Metal Art & Design	Hongik Univ.
Byun, Kun Ho	M.F.A.	Metal Art & Design	Hongik Univ.
Lee, Sung Keun	M.F.A.	Metal Art & Design	Hongik Univ.

COURSES

Year	Section	Code No.	Subject	1st Sem.		2nd Sem.
				credit	hours	credit	hours
1	Required	001008	Reading & Writing			3	4
		001009	English	3	3
	Elective		General (course) Group (1~7) elective2
	Required	043240	Basic Carving & Modeling (2)			1	2
		043160	Basic Design CAD (1)	2	4
		043429	Basic Design CAD (2)			2	4
		043132	Drafting & Presentation (1)	2	4
	Elective	413106	Research of the Metal Formative Arts (1)	2	4
		413207	Research of the Metal Formative Arts (2)			2	4
		413104	3Dimensional Designing (1)	2	4
		413204	3Dimensional Designing (2)			2	4
		413105	Drawing (A)	2	4
		413206	Drafting & Presentation (2)			2	4
		413102	Basic Carving & Modeling (1)	1	2
2	Required	043317	Basic Jewelry (1)	2	4
		043413	Basic Jewelry (2)			2	4
		043318	Metal Material Method & Techniques (1)	2	3
		043414	Metal Material Method & Techniques (2)			2	3
	Elective	413307	Casting (1)	2	3
		413407	Casting (2)			2	3
		413314	Research of the Metal Formative Arts (3)	2	4
		413413	Research of the Metal Formative Arts (4)			2	4
		413313	Rendering (A)	1	2
		413412	Rendering (B)			1	2
		413315	Gemology	2	2
		413312	Psychology in the Fine Arts	2	2
		413411	Surface Embellishment			2	2
3	Elective	413506	Casting (3)	2	3
		413606	Casting (4)			2	3
		413507	Jewelry Design (1)	2	4
		413607	Jewelry Design (2)			2	4
		413510	Metal Formative Arts (1)	2	4
		413610	Metal Formative Arts (2)			2	4
		413511	Metal Design (1)	2	3
		413611	Metal Design (2)			2	3
		413505	Metallurgy	2	2
		413608	Theory of Metal Formative Arts			2	2
4	Elective	413711	Environmental Formative Arts & Design (1)	2	4
		413811	Environmental Formative Arts & Design (2)			2	4
		413712	Metal Furniture Design (1)	2	4
		413812	Metal Furniture Design (2)			2	4
		413715	Lighting Design (1)	2	4
		413815	Lighting Design (2)			2	4
		413714	Jewelry Design (3)	2	4
		413814	Jewelry Design (4)			2	4
		413713	Metal Products Design (A)	2	4
		413813	Metal Products Design (B)			2	4
		413716	Design Marketing (1)	2	2
		413816	Design Marketing (2)			2	2

Department of Ceramics & Glass
  The Ceramics & Glass Department aims to bring up artists with an enterprising spirit, who will lead the way in setting the trends of the 21st century modern formative arts, and offers art education based on a wide range of practical art experience encompassing art glass and formative arts as well as typical modern ceramics with a view to contributing to the advancement of learning.
  The objective of grafting ceramics onto glass is to develop a basis for a new type of formative arts and crafts by studying the common features of the two genres and establishing a system complementing each other, which is not just a simple combination of the two different materials. For this purpose courses of material research, seminar, achitectural glass & ceramics will be on the curriculum in addition to the courses of ceramics and glass to train versatile artists.
  Academic symposiums organized by the Ceramics Institute, a supporting organization, as well as special lectures given by the artists and professors at home and abroad and empirical research will also be offered enhancing the students' understanding of the fast-changing trends of international ceramics and glass to turn out an artist equipped with practical skill based on theory.
  The Department provides for students a special scholarship of the Ceramics Institute apart from the one granted by the school, and is now making an effort aiming to construct a framework for the progressive Department through an interchange between the sister schools and the industrial institutions concerned at home and abroad.
  Many of the Department's graduates either open a studio of their own or join various companies in the ceramic and glass industries or work as a designer for a large or small business. Lately many of them find their jobs in the graphics business, and some choose to continue their education at a graduate school at home and abroad, aspiring to become a competent future educator.

FACULTY

Name	Degree	Major	Institution
Professors
Shin, Sang Ho	M.F.A.	Ceramics	Hongik Univ.
Won, Kyung Hwan	M.F.A.	Ceramics	Kyoto Municipal Art Colleage
Lee, In Jin	M.F.A.	Ceramics	Hongik Univ.
Associate Professors
Woo, Kwan Ho	M.F.A.	Industrial Ceramics	Hongik Univ.
Full-time Instructor
Kim, Jung Suk	M.F.A.	Glass	Ohio State University

COURSES

Year	Section	Code No.	Subject	1st Sem.		2nd Sem.
				credit	hours	credit	hours
1	Required	001008	Reading & Writing			3	4
		001009	English	3	3
	Elective		General (course) Group (1~7) elective2
	Required	043153	Wheel Throwing (1)	2	4
		043248	Wheel Throwing (2)			2	4
		043163	General Practice (1)	1	2
	Elective	414105	Claywork (1)	2	4
		414206	Claywork (2)			2	4
		414107	Mixed Media Research (1)	2	4
		414208	Mixed Media Research (2)			2	4
		414210	General Practice (2)			1	2
2	Required	043326	Claywork(3)	2	4
		043422	Claywork (4)			2	4
		043334	Glass Technique (1)	2	4
		043430	Glass Technique (2)			2	4
	Elective	414309	Form & Decoration (1)	2	4
		414409	Form & Decoration (2)			2	4
		414311	Material Research(1)	2	2
		414411	Material Research(2)			2	2
		414312	Plaster Works(1)	2	3
		414412	Plaster Works(2)			2	3
3	Elective	414508	Interior Ceramic (1)	2	4
		414609	Interior Ceramic (2)			2	4
		414513	Glass Sculpture (1)	2	4
		414614	Glass Sculpture (2)			2	4
		414615	Seminar (1)	2	2
		414715	Seminar (2)			2	2
		414510	Ceramic Sculpture & Installation (1)	2	4
		414612	Ceramic Sculpture & Installation (2)			2	4
		414617	Research of Media			2	3
		414514	Study of Object(1)	2	3
		414618	Study of Object(2)			2	3
4	Elective	414714	Ceramic Sculpture Research (1)	3	6
		414814	Ceramic Sculpture Research (2)			3	6
		414815	Seminar (3)	3	3
		414818	Seminar (4)			3	3
		414717	Form & Decoration (3)	3	5
		414819	Form & Decoration (4)			3	5
		414718	Architectural Ceramics (1)	3	5
		414820	Architectural Ceramics			3	5
		414716	Glass Sculpture (3)	3	5
		414817	Glass Sculpture (4)			3	5

Department of Woodworking & Furniture Design

Department Introduction
  The Woodworking & Furniture Design Department, offering the highest quality of woodworking and furniture design education in Korea, aims to educate the ones of futuristic design and manufacturing abilities into creative furniture designers. Today the furniture industry has taken its place as one of the leading industries for everyday life since our various living spaces needs a range of different furniture. It now requires academic and scientific knowledge. The department strives to maintain a high quality of education via eminent professionals and scholars in the area of furniture design and by providing first class workshops with rich facilities. As to globally lead the field, the department has concluded official relations with foreign universities of high reputation - University of Art and Design in Helsinki (Finland) & Rhode Island School of Design (USA) - to meet academic interests through exchanging students and professors. Also, opportunities to participate in Denmark International Study Program, International Furniture Design Workshop, and other various national and international fairs are given to promote students by offering various valuable experience. Moreover, an interior design course is introduced for understanding the concept of space related to furniture design and educational-industrial projects to help students prepare for social participation. The department endeavors cultivate active and creative furniture designers who can design futuristic furniture for tomorrow.

Department Events
  Hongik Furniture Design Exhibition Seoul, International Furniture & Woodworking Machinery Fair, Seoul Living Design Fair, Denmark International Study Program(DIS), International Furniture Design Workshop Seminars, Milan International Furniture Fair, DECOSIT Belgium Design Fair, Tokyo Designer's week, IMM Cologne, Salon des Meuble de Paris. etc.

Summer training programs
  After participating in the summer training program in Copenhagen, Denmark (Furniture Design Summer Season program, DIS) in 1998 and 1999, our department invited worldwide furniture designers, Niels Hvassa and Carsten Becker in 1998 and 1999. In the year 2000, the results of an invited workshop of Italian designers Simone Micheli and Roberta Colla were presented in the Verona International Design Fair (ABITARE IL TEMPO 2000) held in Italy. In 2003, we hosted Denmark designer Boris Berlin. Along with his lecture in the approach, structure, and materials of Furniture Design, and through actual participation in furniture making and exhibitions, we had a opportunity to experience the whole process of furniture design from start to finish. Through these kinds of events, we are actively trying to deal with the current changes of international furniture design.

Participation in domestic and foreign furniture fairs
  The seniors and graduate students of the Woodworking and Furniture design department have been participated in the "Seoul Living Design Fair" and the "International Furniture & Woodworking Machinery Fair", the two most prominent domestic fairs. Since 1999, through cooperative partnerships with domestic furniture corporations, our department has proposed innovative furniture design concepts and have provide students with valuable experiences in practical dealings in the field. The graduation works of our graduating seniors have been invited to be displayed in the 2004 Milano International Furniture Fair, 2004 Tokyo Designer's week, 2005 IMM Cologne, 2006 Paris International Furniture Fair, 2006 IMM Cologne.

FACULTY

Name	Degree	Major	Institution
Professors
Choi, Byung Hoon	M.F.A.	Furniture Design	Hongik Univ.
Associate Professor
Yoon, Yeoh Hang	M.F.A	Furniture Design	Hongik Univ.
	M.A	Industrial Design	U.C.L.A
Assistant Professor
Baik, Eun	M.F.A	Furniture Design	Hongik Univ.
	M.A	Woodworking & Furniture Design	Rochester Institute of Technology
Honorary Professors
Choi, Seung Cheon	B.F.A	Wood Craft	Hongik Univ.
Park, Hyung cheol	M.F.A	Wood Craft	Hongik Univ.

COURSES

Year	Section	Code No.	Subject	1st Sem.		2nd Sem.
				credit	hours	credit	hours
1	Required	001008	Reading & Writing			3	4
		001009	English	3	3
	Elective		General (course) Group (1~7) elective2
	Required	043162	Furniture Drawing(1)	2	4
		043252	Furniture Drawing(2)			2	4
		043157	Hand Tool Techniques & Plastics	2	4
		043249	Machine Tool Techniques & Plastics			2	4
		043158	Furniture Materials & Methods	1	2
	Elective	415104	Studies in Plastics (1)	2	4
		415204	Studies in Plastics (2)			2	4
		415105	Elements & Processes	2	4
		415206	Furniture Rendering			2	4
		415207	Human Factors in Design			2	2
		415106	Theory of Modern Design	2	2
		415208	Theory of Korean Design			2	2
2	Required	043431	History of Mordern Furniture Design			2	2
		043328	Woodworking Plastics & Structures	2	4
	Elective	415412	Furniture Plastics & Structures			2	4
		415315	Computer Aided Design-2Dimensional	2	4
		415414	Computer Aided Design-3Dimensional			2	4
		415311	Design of Basic furniture (1)	2	4
		415411	Design of Basic furniture (2)			2	4
		415313	Research of Space Design (1)	2	3
		415413	Research of Space Design (2)			2	3
		415314	Furniture Design Methodology	2	2
3	Elective	415507	Practice of Wood Craft (1)	2	4
		415608	Practice of Wood Craft (2)			2	4
		415508	Research of Furniture Design (1)	2	4
		415609	Research of Furniture Design (2)			2	4
		415503	Wood Product Design (1)	2	4
		415603	Wood Product Design (2)			2	4
		415510	Furniture & Space Design (1)	2	4
		415610	Furniture & Space Design (2)			2	4
		415509	Research of Korean Traditional Furniture	2	2
		415611	Furniture Design Management			2	2
		415708	Theory of Furniture Industry	2	2
4	Elective	415702	Furniture Design (1)	3	6
		415802	Furniture Design (2)			3	6
		415703	Art Furniture (1)	3	6
		415803	Art Furniture (2)			3	6
		415710	Special Practice of Wood Craft (1)	2	3
		415810	Special Practice of Wood Craft (2)			2	3
		415704	Interior Design (1)	2	3
		415804	Interior Design (2)			2	4
		415712	Environment Furniture Design	2	3
		415812	Portfolio Presentation			1	2

Department of Textile Art & Fashion Design
  The goal of this department is to train future experts in textile art and Fashion Design. In order to achieve this goal, the students are exposed to the theory and training in practical skills, and encouraged to understand the concepts of modern textile art and Fashion Design. Major courses offered include weaving and dyeing, printing, mixed media, and textiles and Fashion Design. Trained in technical drills and working with computers, our graduates will contribute to enhancing the significance of textile art and Fashion Design in modern society, thus forging the link between academia and industry.

FACULTY

Name	Degree	Major	Institution
Professors
Song, Burn Soo	M.F.A.	Fiber Arts	Hongik Univ.
Chung, Kyung Yeun	M.F.A.	Fiber Arts	Rhode Island School of Design
Geum, Key Sook	Ph.D.	Aesthetics, Fashion Design	Ewha Womans Univ.
Associate Professors
Kim, Ho Yeon	M.F.A.	Fiber Arts	Hongik Univ.
Gaang, Byoung Suk	M.F.A	Fashion Design	Corso Divetrinistica Generale
Assistant Professors
Kan, Ho Sup	M.F.A.	Fashion Design	Drexel Univ.

COURSES

Year	Section	Code No.	Subject	1st Sem.		2nd Sem.
				credit	hours	credit	hours
1	Required	001008	Reading & Writing			3	4
		001009	English	3	3
	Elective		General (course) Group (1~7) elective2
	Required	043161	2-Dimensional Design (1)	2	4
		043251	2-Dimensional Design (2)			2	4
		043147	Topics from fiber to fashion (1)	1	2
		043243	Topics from fiber to fashion (2)			1	2
	Elective	416102	3-Dimensional Form & Function (1)	2	4
		416202	3-Dimensional Form & Function (2)			2	4
		416103	Drawing (A)	2	4
		416203	Drawing (B)			2	4
		416107	Introduction to Computer Design (1)	2	4
		416206	Introduction to Computer Design (2)			2	4
		416106	Research of Composition	2	4
2	Required	416303	Practice of Basic Form & Function (1)	2	4
		416403	Practice of Basic Form & Function (2)			2	4
		043330	Basic Textile Design (1)	2	4
		043425	Basic Textile Design (2)			2	4
	Elective	043329	Basic Dyeing Practice (1)	2	4
		043424	Basic Dyeing Practice (2)			2	4
		416307	Fashion Drawing	2	4
		416410	Textile & Fashion Color Planning			2	3
		416306	Textile CAD (1)	2	3
		416408	Textile CAD (2)			2	3
		416411	Fashion Design Practice			2	4
		416610	Theory of Fiber Art			2	2
3	Elective	416501	Textile Design (1)	2	3
		416601	Textile Design (2)			2	3
		416510	Research of Fiber Art & Design (1)	2	3
		416612	Research of Fiber Art & Design (2)			2	3
	Elective	416508	Weaving & Tapestry (1)	2	4
		416608	Weaving & Tapestry (2)			2	4
		416512	Surface Design (1)	2	3
		416613	Surface Design (2)			2	3
		416513	Practice of Dyeing (1)	2	3
		416614	Practice of Dyeing (2)			2	3
		416514	Fashion Design (1)	2	4
		416515	Fashion Design (2)			2	4
4	Elective	416701	Textile Design (3)	2	4
		416810	Textile Design (4)			2	4
		416702	Research of Soft Sculpture & Mixed Media (3)	2	4
		416813	Research of Soft Sculpture & Mixed Media (4)			2	4
		416712	Weaving	2	4
		416713	Practice of Dyeing Art (3)	2	4
		416814	Practice of Dyeing Art (4)			2	4
		416714	Surface Design (3)	2	3
		416815	Surface Design (4)			2	3
		416717	Fashion collection	2	4
		416818	Fashion Merchandise Planning			2	4
		416716	Textile Marketing (1)	1	2
		416817	Textile Marketing (2)			1	2

Department of Art Studies
  Art Studies examines the problems of the plastic arts. As a field of Humanities, Art Studies approaches to Art in relation to historical, social, political, cultural, and other contexts. Dealing with Aesthetics, Art history, and Art Theories(Art Criticism and The Plastic Arts Theories) students majoring Art Studies become familiar with korean, Eastern and Western Art from ancient times to the present. Belonging to the College of Fine Arts. Art Studies Department offers students opportunities to experience a lose study of Art through theoretical approaches associating with actual field of creation. In addition to standard classroom instructions, students will participate in variety of regular programs such as excursions in Korea, conferences, exhibition activities and special lectures. The aim of the courses offered by Art Studies Department is to enable students to acquire fundamental knowledge of Art Studies through theory and practice. Students who go beyond the Bachelor's Degree majoring Aesthetics, Art history, Art Criticism and Plastic Art Studies may enter careers in university teaching and art criticism. The specialized lectures and professional studies at the department also allow students to prepare themselves for many different roles dealing with art not only curators in museums and galleries but professional workers for the press, broadcasting, publishers, administrative branches and also internet industries, as well .

FACULTY

Name	Degree	Major	Institution
Professors
Kim, Bok Yung	Ph.D.	Art Studies	Soongsil Univ.
Han, Jung Hee	Ph.D.	History of Eastern Art(Chinese Art)	Kansas Univ.
Yoo, Jae Kil	Ph.D.	Art Criticism and Art Administration	Univ. Paris ¥·
Assistant Professors
Lee, Han Soon	Ph.D.	History of Western Art(Renaissnace and Baroque Art)	Univ. Goethe
Chun, Young Paik	Ph.D.	History of Western Art(Modern and Contemporary Art)	Univ. Leeds
Ha, Seon Gyu	Ph.D.	Aesthetics	Univ. Freie
Honorary Professors
Lee, Kyung Sung	Ph.D.	Art History	Waseda Univ.
Lim, Bum Jai	M.A.	Aesthetics	Univ. München
Kim, Le Na	Ph.D.	History of Estern Art(Korean Art)	Harvad univ.

COURSES

Year	Section	Code No.	Subject	1st Sem.		2nd Sem.
				credit	hours	credit	hours
1	Required	001008	Reading & Writing			3	4
		001009	English	3	3
	Elective		General (course) Group (1~7) elective2
	Required	043244	Introduction to Art history	3	3
		043253	Introduction to Aesthetics			3	3
	Elective	409113	Foreign Languages: Beginers	2	2
		409110	Introduction to Art Studies	3	3
		409207	Introduction to Visual Media			1	2
		409211	Foreign Languages: Intermediate level			2	2
		409212	History of Ancient and Medieval Art			2	2
		409213	History of Ancient Oriental Art			2	2
		409114	Basic Drawing and Form (1)			1	2
		409214	Basic Drawing and Form (2)			1	2
2	Required	043332	History of Korean Art (1)	2	2
		409510	History of Art Studies	3	3
		043335	Reading Foreign Texts (1)	2	2
		409411	Theory and Practice of Visual Form			2	3
	Elective	409314	History of Renaissance Art	2	2
		409315	History of Chinese Art	3	3
		409316	Modern Aesthetics	2	2
		409317	Introduction to Art Criticism	3	3
		409412	History of Baroque Art			2	2
		409413	History of Japanese Art			2	2
		043428	Readings in Oriental Art			2	2
		043427	History of Korean Art (2)			2	2
		409414	Reading Foreign Texts (2)			2	2
		409615	Museum Studies and Art Administration			2	2
3	Elective	409509	History of Western Art: Modern and Contemporary (1)	2	2
		409611	History of Western Art: Modern and Contemporary (2)			2	2
		409515	Art Administration	2	2
		409516	Issues in Craft Art and Design	2	2
		409517	History of Korean Modern Art	3	3
		409518	Methodology in Art History	3	3
		409507	Theories in Oriental Painting	2	2
		409607	Issues in Modern and Contemporary Asian Art			3	3
		409612	Critical Theories in Art Psychology			3	3
		409614	Topics in Buddhist Art			3	3
		409616	Contemporary Aesthetics			2	2
		409617	Korean Contemporary Art			2	2
4	Elective	409712	Practice in Organizing Exhibition	2	4
		409717	Critical Theories in Art Sociology	3	3
		409719	Modernist Theries in Art	3	3
		409720	Critical Theories in Aesthetics	3	3
		409718	History of Artistic Contacts between East and West	2	2
		409721	Artistic Thoughts in Asia	2	2
		409818	Practicum			1	2
		409819	Critical study of Artists			3	3
		409820	Postmodern Theories in Art			3	3
		409514	Semantic Analysis and Hermeneutics			3	3
		409821	Iconography and Iconology			3	3