COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE OF LAW COLLEGE OF EDUCATION COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (SEJONG CAMPUS) COLLEGE OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT(SEJONG CAMPUS) COLLEGE OF DESIGN & ARTS(SEJONG CAMPUS) SCHOOL OF ADVERTISING & PUBLIC RELATIONS (SEJONG CAMPUS) SCHOOL OF GAMES (SEJONG CAMPUS) DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL SPORTS (SEJONG CAMPUS) GRADUATE SCHOOLS
The College of Liberal Arts offers a general liberal arts education in the area of humanities. The program is designed to help students develop their ability to think critically and creatively in a variety of academic disciplines.   The college currently has four language and literature departments in English, French, German and Korean. Plans are also under way to accommodate students in other major liberal arts areas. Department of English Language and Literature   The educational goal of the Department of English Language and Literature is to cultivate in its students a scholarly and critical attitude toward literature and to foster competence in English language ability. To this end, the English department's curriculum places equal emphasis on British-American literature, English linguistics and practical English. Also, the lectures given by native instructors help students to have a better command of 'living English.' In addition, students perform an Anglo-American play once a year. FACULTY Name Degree Major Institution Professors Kim, Chung Sook Ph.D. English Literature Seoul National Univ. Chai, Su Whan Ph.D. English Literature Sogang Univ. Associate Professor Lee, Chong Woo Ph.D. English Literature Univ. of Birmingham Yeom, Jae Il Ph.D. Syntax Univ. of Texas, Austin Assistant Professors Kim, Hyun Soon Ph.D. Linguistics (Phonology/Phonetics) Cornell Univ. Park, Il Hyung Ph.D. Modern English Drama Univ. of Sussex Full-time Instructor John, E. Sherman M.A. English Literature Indiana 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 023106 English Grammar 3 3 　 　 023206 History of English Literature from 1900 　 　 3 3 Elective 201105 Introduction to English Language & Literature (1) 3 3 　 　 201203 Introduction to English Language & Literature (2) 　 　 3 3 201106 British & American Short Stories 3 3 　 　 201108 English Communication 1 3 3 　 　 201206 Introduction to Interpretation & Translation 　 　 3 3 201205 Current English 　 　 3 3 2 Required 023404 English Phonetics 3 3 　 　 023304 History of English Literature to 1900 3 3 　 　 023304 History of American Literature 　 　 3 3 Elective 201309 Readings in Advanced English (1) 3 3 　 　 201408 Readings in Advanced English (2) 　 　 3 3 201306 Introduction to English Linguistics 3 3 　 　 201311 Major British and American Authoritish 3 3 　 　 201411 Understanding of British and American Poetry 　 　 3 3 201414 English Communication 2 　 　 3 3 201404 Backgrounds of English Literature 　 　 3 3 201413 Practice in Interpretation & Translation 　 　 2 2 3 Elective 201507 Topics in American Literature 3 3 　 　 201601 English Literary Criticism 　 　 3 3 201605 English Syntax 　 　 3 3 201509 English Communication 3 3 3 　 　 201606 British & American Novels in the 19th century 　 　 3 3 201503 British & American Drama 3 3 　 　 201506 Topics in English Literature 3 3 　 　 201607 Advanced Interpretation & Translation 　 　 3 3 4 Elective 201703 Shakespeare 3 3 　 　 201702 Modern British and American Novel 3 3 　 　 201705 Practice in English Linguistics 　 　 3 3 201801 Modern British & American Drama 　 　 3 3 201808 Seminar in British & American Poetry 　 　 3 3 201803 Business English 　 　 3 3 201706 American Studies 3 3 　 　 201701 History of English Language 3 3 　 　 201807 Advanced English Conversation 　 　 3 3 Department of German Language and Literature   With the aim of producing well-trained students in German language and literature, the department offers basic courses for freshmen and sophomores that focus on practical German. For juniors and seniors, advanced courses in German linguistics and literature are offered. Since its creation in 1981, the department has held literary lectures and book review meetings for students, who have also published a journal, "The Quelle". The department is equipped with a modern language lab and other various materials on German language and literature.   Many of our graduates are working in various fields including trade companies. Some go on to continue their study at graduate schools. FACULTY Name Degree Major Institution Professors Koh, Wee Kong Ph.D. German Literature Univ. Tübingen Chang, Young Tae Ph.D. German Literature Korea Univ. Chang, Chin Gill Ph.D. German Literature Univ. Zürich Jeon, Dong Youl Ph.D. German Literature Univ. Düsseldorf Full-time Instructor Iris Brose Diplom Psychologie Univ. Berlin 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 023107 Basic German (1) 3 3 　 　 023207 Basic German (2) 　 　 3 3 023108 Understanding German Literature 3 3 　 　 2 Required 023305 Audio-Visual German Language (1) 1 2 　 　 023405 Audio-Visual German Language (2) 　 　 1 2 023306 Studies in History of German Literature (1) 2 2 　 　 023406 Studies in History of German Literature (2) 　 　 2 2 Elective 202305 Studies in German Contemporary Prose 3 3 　 　 202405 Studies in German Grammatics 　 　 3 3 202306 Speaking & Writing in German (1) 3 3 　 　 202406 Speaking & Writing in German (2) 　 　 3 3 202307 Studies in German Text (1) 3 3 　 　 202407 Studies in German Text (2) 　 　 3 3 202404 Studies in Modern Theories of German Novel 　 　 3 3 3 Elective 202506 Basic German Linguistics 3 3 　 　 202507 Theory of German Literature 3 3 　 　 202601 Studies in 19th Century German Literature 　 　 3 3 202503 Studies in German Classicism 3 3 　 　 202605 Studies in Modern Theories of German Poetry 　 　 3 3 202504 High German Dialogue and Composition (1) 3 3 　 　 202603 High German Dialogue and Composition (2) 　 　 3 3 202606 Current German 　 　 3 3 4 Elective 202701 20th Century German Literature 3 3 　 　 202709 Studies in German Drama 3 3 　 　 202707 Studies in German Contemporary Poetry 3 3 　 　 202704 Studies in German Romanticism 3 3 　 　 202708 Theory & Practive of Translation 3 3 　 　 202801 Studies in German Literary Criticism 　 　 3 3 202807 Studies in German Contemporary Novel 　 　 3 3 202809 Literature & Media 　 　 3 3 202804 Practice in German Literature 　 　 3 3 202808 German Literature in Korean Translation 　 　 3 3 Department of French Language and Literature   The curriculum focuses on French linguistics and current French with the educational aim of producing scholars equipped with practical language ability. It is divided into two parts: the first is mainly for freshmen and sophomores, and consists of French conversation courses conducted by native speakers and aided by audio-visual materials; the second is for juniors and seniors, and is designed to provide students with extensive experience in French linguistics and literature.   The graduates are actively involved in foreign companies related to France, trading companies, conglomerates, and small to medium - sized companies. FACULTY Name Degree Major Institution Professors Ko, Kwang Dan Ph.D. French Literature Univ. of Montpellier ゲ Chin, Hyung Joon Ph.D. French Literature Seoul National Univ. Suk, Jun Ph.D. French Literature Univ. of Paris コ Full-time Instructor Park, Sang Jun Ph.D. French Inguistics Univ. of Paris コ Stephane Bois D.E.A Modern Literature Univ. of Bourgogne 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 023109 Elementary Course of French Language 3 3 　 　 023208 French Language for Intermediate Students 　 　 3 3 Elective 203105 Exercise of French Pronunciation 2 2 　 　 203106 Comprehension of French Structure 3 3 　 　 203107 Comprehension of French Culture 3 3 　 　 203108 Initiative French Conversation (1) 2 3 　 　 203205 Initiative French Conversation (2) 　 　 2 3 203206 Exercise of French Composition 　 　 2 3 203207 Comprehension of french literature 　 　 3 3 203208 Comprehension of French society 　 　 3 3 2 Required 023307 History of French Literature 3 3 　 　 023407 French Prose 　 　 3 3 023408 French Poetics 　 　 3 3 Elective 203302 French Grammar 3 3 　 　 203303 French Literature Selection 3 3 　 　 203305 Comprehension of French Text 3 3 　 　 203306 Intermediate French Conversation (1) 2 3 　 　 203406 Intermediate French Conversation (2) 　 　 2 3 203402 French Composition 　 　 3 3 203405 French Stylistics 　 　 3 3 3 Elective 203505 Study of French Novel 3 3 　 　 203605 Modern French Literature 　 　 3 3 203502 Introduction to French Linguistics 3 3 　 　 203503 Study of French Literature 3 3 　 　 203602 Study of French Poem 　 　 3 3 203506 Advanced French Conversation (1) 2 3 　 　 203606 Advanced French Conversation (2) 　 　 2 3 203604 French Linguistics 　 　 3 3 4 Elective 203701 French Criticism 3 3 　 　 203706 Modern French Literature 3 3 　 　 203702 French Syntax 3 3 　 　 203707 Study of French Politics and Economy 3 3 　 　 203705 Comparative Literature 3 3 　 　 203801 Study of French Linguistics 　 　 3 3 203802 Study of French Play 　 　 3 3 203803 French Literature in Korean Translation 　 　 3 3 203806 Methodology of French Literary Study 　 　 3 3 203805 Practical French 　 　 3 3 Department of Korean Language and Literature   The Korean language and literature provides the basis of all major studies in the university. Korean major students prepare themselves to become scholars of Korean literature or Korean linguistics. The curriculum is divided into three areas: Korean linguistics, contemporary Korean literature, and classical Korean literature.   Students take part in field trips to learn the traditional basis of our language and literature and hold an annual academic festival.   The primary goal of our graduates is to continue their study at the graduate level, or to become engaged in teaching, publications, and the mass media. FACULTY Name Degree Major Institution Professors Chung, Won Pyo Ph.D. Korean Literature Seoul National Univ. Chang, Sa Sun Ph.D. Korean Literature Seoul National Univ. Assistant Professor Kim, Jong Kyoo Ph.D. Phonology Indiana Univ. Full-time Lecturer Lee, Seon Yeong Ph.D. Korean Morphology Seoul National 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 023110 Introduction to Korean Literature 3 3 　 　 023209 Introduction to Korean Linguistics 　 　 3 3 023210 Writing Research Paper 　 　 3 3 Elective 204103 Readings in Modern Korean Literature 3 3 　 　 204107 Language and Linguistics 3 3 　 　 204208 Readings in Texts of Korean Classical Literature 3 3     204102 Studies in Literary Writing 2 2 　 　 204205 Theory of Literature 　 　 3 3 204106 Readings in Classical Korean Novel 3 3 　 　 204203 Rhetorics 　 　 2 2 2 Required 023309 Reading in classical Sino-Korean Literature 3 3 　 　 023409 Trends of Literature 　 　 3 3 Elective 204307 Korean Linguistics & Related Disciplines 3 3 　 　 204308 History of Modern Korean Literature 3 3 　 　 204301 History of Classical Korean Literature 3 3 　 　 204309 Korean Syntax 3 3 　 　 204306 Survey of Ancient Culture 1 2 　 　 204414 Classical Korean Poetry (1) 　 　 3 3 204413 Korean Phonology 　 　 3 3 204408 Studies in Drama 　 　 2 2 204409 Korean Orthography & Writing 　 　 3 3 204415 History of Classical Sino-Korean Literature 　 　 3 3 3 Elective 204605 Theory of Korean Classical Novels 　 　 3 3 204507 Comparative Literature 3 3 　 　 204508 Origin & History of Korean Language 3 3 　 　 204602 Studies in Modern Korean Literature 　 　 3 3 204603 Studies in Modern Korean Poetry 　 　 3 3 204510 Ancient Korean Poetry 3 3 　 　 204607 Language & Literature 　 　 3 3 204511 Korean Semantics 3 3 　 　 204715 Backgrounds of Classical Korean Literature 　 　 3 3 4 Elective 204806 Language & Society 　 　 3 3 204716 Reading in Korean Linguistics 3 3     204705 Theory of Literary Criticism 3 3 　 　 204708 Studies in Korean Oral Literature 3 3 　 　 204712 Korean Writing System & Phonology 3 3 　 　 204809 Literature of North Korea 　 　 3 3 204807 Practice of Modern Korean Literature 　 　 2 2 204411 Sino-Korean Poetry and picture 　 　 3 3 204604 Studies in Korean Classical Essays 3 3 　 　 General Education Faculty Name Degree Major Institution Professors Chun, Woong Ph.D. Political Science Yonsei Univ. Lee, Sung Gu Ph.D. Political Science Soongsil Univ. Honorary Professor Min, Kyung Chun Ph.D. Political Science Chinese Culture Univ.