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The College of Humanities Contents pursues education for humanity, creativity, communication skills, the global mind-set and cultural capacity. Through education, the college aims to grow future-oriented students who can lead the society in the 21st century. The global era is in dire need of outstanding global mind-sets, communication skills, a wide range of knowledge in local and global cultures, and a sense of balance, universal value, and solid identity. The information era requires the ability to sort out accurate information from a flood of knowledge and interpret, reconstruct, and express the information in a critical way. The cultural era demands literacy in classical and modern cultures, creative cultural production, and the ability to give objective cultural critiques. The College of Humanities continues to do its best to provide education to meet such demands of the society in the 21st century.
Dept. of Theology and Doxology
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Dept. of Chinese Language and Sinology
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Dept. of Webtoon Contents
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Division of korean Language, Literature and Creative writing
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Dept. of Theology and Doxology
Department of Doxology is an academic discipline aimed at training dedicated Christian students with innate spirituality and faith in God into ministers. Through four years of communal training, students will learn to live awestruck in God’s ways. The program consists of intensive studies on doxological arts, training experts in the field of ministry, pastorship, missionary, worshipping, and worship leading, in this age of robust culture and arts.
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| 15831 | Pauline Letters | Paul's letter explores his life and theological heritage. Reconstruct the historical situation of his day in the individual letters of Paul Theology examines pastoral missionary principles and principles today. |
Dept. of History and Historical Contents
The Department of History & Culture Contents aims to educate and train museum curators, artifact researchers, ancient document or classics translators, history teachers, culture contents planners of the future from their freshman year. The department facilitates practical education such a audit courses, license acquisition, and site internships, aiding students to find employment as soon as they graduate.
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Dept. of English and Literature
The Department of English Language and Culture does its best to educate its students with practical English, in this global age where English has become the essential and practical tool of communication. Based on this fact, the depart-ment aims to balance its teachings with in-depth studies of the language and literature. Moreover, in response to the re-cently growing need for TESOL and translation/interpretation, the department offers both basic and intensive courses of them for students to explore the field, which may help them in search for employment after graduation. The department’s ultimate objective is to contribute to the global community by educating and training students with practi-cal education of the language itself, and further explore the academic excellence of English, English literature, TESOL, and translation/interpretation.
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Dept. of Japanese Language and Culture
The Department of Japanese Language and Culture educates and trains the future professionals who will lead the way with one of Korea’s neighboring countries, Japan. The department currently executes various international exchange programs: it has sister-relationships with four universities in Japan, and with two of them, JJ University has joined dual degree agreements. This allows outstanding students to immediately find employment in Japan, in Japanese companies. JJ University boasts both the highest and the largest of the number of sister schools and exchange students in the entire country.
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Name | Park Kyoon Cheol | ||
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| Contact | +82-63-220-2302 | kyooncheol@jj.ac.kr | ||
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Name | UENO YUKAKO | ||
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| Position | Associate Professor | |||
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| Contact | +82-63-220-2310 | yukako@jj.ac.kr | ||
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Name | Pyun Yongwoo | ||
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| Position | Associate Professor | |||
| Specializations | Japanese literature / Drama / culture | |||
| Contact | +82-63-220-2037 | pyunsama@jj.ac.kr | ||
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Name | Ryu Jeonghoon | ||
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| Position | Assistant Professor | |||
| Specializations | Japanese Culture | |||
| Contact | +82-63-220-2272 | Ryu2024@jj.ac.kr | ||
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| 17549 | Riddles of Japanese Culture | Aims to explore various aspects of Japanese culture and understand the historical and social context behind them. More than just an introduction to the culture, the course aims to be an active learning experience where students analyze the meaning behind it through critical thinking and find their own answers. |
| 14152 | Basic JapaneseⅠ | As a beginning level course in Japanese, this course enables students to focus on practicing reading and writing to expand their vocabularies and to learn to use basic sentence structures. |
| 14154 | Basic JapaneseⅡ | As a beginning level course in Japanese, this course enables students to focus on practicing reading and writing to expand their vocabularies and to learn to use basic sentence structures. |
| 16745 | Japanese humanities BasicsI | Japanese humanities BasicsI course deals with the humanities literacy and the basics of Japanese literature that students must have as students of the Department of Japanese Language and Culture. Humanistic literacy refers to logical thinking, logical speaking, and logical writing based on knowledge such as ideas and history. The basis of Japanese literature refers to the history of Japan, the history of Japanese, and the composition of Japanese society. |
| 16746 | Japanese humanities BasicsII | Japanese humanities BasicsII course deals with the humanities literacy and the basics of Japanese literature that students must have as students of the Department of Japanese Language and Culture. Humanistic literacy refers to logical thinking, logical speaking, and logical writing based on knowledge such as ideas and history. The basis of Japanese literature refers to the history of Japan, the history of Japanese, and the composition of Japanese society. |
| 14683 | Japanese Conversation | This course enhances students' abilities to speak and listen in Japanese. Enables students to hold group discussions by cultivating skills through listening exercises, and practice with structural transformations and rephrasing of statements. |
| 14614 | Japanese Conversation (2) | This course enhances students' abilities to speak and listen in Japanese. Enables students to hold group discussions by cultivating skills through listening exercises, and practice with structural transformations and rephrasing of statements. |
| 14417 | Jumping Japanese Language(1) | As a beginning level course in Japanese, this course enables students to focus on practicing reading and writing to expand their vocabularies and to learn to use basic sentence structures. |
| 14418 | Jumping Japanese Language(2) | As a beginning level course in Japanese, this course enables students to focus on practicing reading and writing to expand their vocabularies and to learn to use basic sentence structures. |
| 06815 | Living Japanese (1) | This course develops students' abilities to practically apply colloquial Japanese in various situations of daily life. |
| 07521 | Living Japanese (2) | This course develops students' abilities to practically apply colloquial Japanese in various situations of daily life. |
| 14684 | Japanese Composition | Students develop the ability to express themselves precisely in Japanese using expressions from normal conversation. |
| 09864 | Japanese Composition(2) | Focusing on using expressions from normal conversation, students develop the ability to express themselves precisely in Japanese. |
| 17548 | Easy Japanese Kanji | Learn to read, write, and define basic kanji with the goal of building a foundation of kanji, an essential part of learning Japanese. Focusing on kanji you encounter in everyday life, you'll learn how to use them in words and sentences, building a solid foundation for long-term Japanese language learning. |
| 07207 | Introduction to Japanese Literature | Generalizes Japanese Literature to broaden the literary attainments and the basic knowledge of Japanese Literature. |
| 08156 | Introduction to Japanese Languistics | A series of lectures regarding the Japanese language, focusing on specific characteristics such as letters, phoneme, sounds, grammar, vocabulary, dialect, and colloquial usage, as well as general linguistic considerations |
| 17550 | IT Startups and Business in Japan(1) | The aim of this course is to gain knowledge and understanding of overseas startups related to IT overseas startups. (1) The direction of IT industry development and latest trend technology (2) Basic knowledge of Japanese business required to start a business in Japan |
| 17422 | IT Startups and Business in Japan(2) | The aim of this course is to increase the level of understanding and knowledge about IT employment abroad. (1) Understanding the IT Industry Environment and the IT Industry Market in Japan (2) Training on business manners and business sites for IT employment in Japan |
| 14685 | Introduction to Japanese Culture | Makes students understand Japanese people and their culture, focusing on general Japanese culture including the history and literature of Japan. |
| 14686 | Reading Japanese | This course enhances students' abilities to read and understand Japanese by focusing on vocabulary, reading, exercises, through the analysis and comprehension exercises of sentence structures working with the intermediate Japanese sentences. |
| 14616 | Reading Japanese (2) | This course enhances students' abilities to read and understand Japanese by focusing on vocabulary, reading, exercises, through the analysis and comprehension exercises of sentence structures working with model Japanese sentences. |
| 09257 | Instructional Theories of Japanese Subject | Concretely examines the developmental process, characteristics, the present conditions, and general problems in Japanese Education. |
| 09276 | Teaching Method & Materials of Japanese Subject | Prepares students for Practicum by practically researching Teaching Method and Materials of Japanese Subject connected with the Instructional Theories of Japanese Subject. |
| 08500 | Japanese Grammar | Make students learn the basic grammar of Modern Japanese, and throughly examine the rules of sentence structures of Japanese. |
| 08501 | Listening Japanese(1) | This course develops students' abilities to listen and understand Japanese through the expressions of various voice such as conversation, talks, radio drama, speeches, lectures, news, and various programs by using voice tapes or VTR. In addition, let students practice Japanese to enhance their ability to read and write through them. |
| 14687 | Japanese Conversation (3) | This course aims to encourage students to speak Japanese precisely. The course uses various teaching materials such as textbooks, comic, music, and so on, putting emphasis on listening and writing. |
| 14615 | Japanese Conversation (4) | This course aims to encourage students to speak Japanese precisely. The course uses various teaching materials such as textbooks, comic, music, and so on, putting emphasis on listening and writing. |
| 16747 | Japanese Popular Culture and Media | In this class, Japanese pop culture and modern society are explained through media content such as movies, animations, comedies, and games. Through this, problems and solutions such as aging and bullying in modern Japanese society can be examined. It also explains the power of Japanese culture, such as Japanese aesthetics and craftsmanship. |
| 16748 | Translation Clinic for Japanese | This course is to improve students' abilities for translation and conversation. According to this goal, students practice translating the latest newspaper articles and magazine articles into Japanese or Korean. |
| 08687 | Listening Japanese (2) | This course develops students' abilities to listen and understand Japanese through the expressions of various voice such as conversation, talks, radio drama, speeches, lectures, news, and various programs by using voice tapes or VTR. In addition, let students practice Japanese to enhance their ability to read and write through them. |
| 08691 | Japanese Freetalking | Students improve their abilities to speak their thoughts, feelings, expressions freely so that they cultivate their abilities to communicate their thoughts to native speakers perfectly. |
| 08692 | The modern History of Japan | Students learn the vivid history of Japan, focusing of the critical events in modern and contemporary his of Japan from the Meji Restoration in 1868 to the present day. |
| 17551 | Local Culture and Industrial Structure of Japan | A course that aims to understand the diverse regional characteristics of the Japanese archipelago and the resulting differences in industrial structure. Analyzes the unique industrial development of each region based on geography, history, and cultural background, and explores strategies and challenges for revitalizing locaal enconomies. |
Dept. of Chinese Language and Sinology
The Department of Chinese Literature and Culture, with its motto―developing strong and creative experts―educates and trains China experts of the future through courses on Chinese language and culture, the key to understanding the various social aspects of China, while it prepares students for conversational Chinese as well as HSK examinations needed for employment after graduation.
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Name | Park Yun Jo | ||
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| Position | Professor | |||
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| Contact | +82-63-220-2076 | yjpark@jj.ac.kr | ||
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Name | Ahn Jeong hoon | ||
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| Position | Professor | |||
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| Contact | +82-63-220-3078 | longfeng@jj.ac.kr | ||
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Name | WANG NAN | ||
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| Position | Associate Professor | |||
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| Contact | +82-63-220-2893 | w11261@jj.ac.kr | ||
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Name | KIM IN SIK | ||
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| Position | Assistant Professor | |||
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| Contact | +82-63-220-2215 | kiminsik@jj.ac.kr | ||
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| 16752 | Introduction to Chinese StudiesⅡ | In this lecture, students learn various issues of China that are currently being discussed based on basic knowledge of China. |
| 17554 | Basic Course of the Department of Chinese and Sinology | This course aims to provide information necessary for understanding the current status of Chinese language and Chinese studies and choosing a major. It includes an introduction to the department, an introduction to programs such as exchange students, an introduction to major courses, and interviews with graduates. |
| 14155 | Elementary Chinese(1) | This course is the first step of Elementary Chinese course. Students enrolling in this course will be able to practice Chinese pronunciation and to learn the basic of elementary level grammar, reading and writing. |
| 14156 | Elementary Chinese(2) | This course is the first step of Elementary Chinese course. Students enrolling in this course will be able to practice Chinese pronunciation and to learn the basic of elementary level grammar, reading and writing. |
| 11570 | Modern History of China | Studies the history of China from the Opium war to the establishment of PRC. |
| 16751 | Introduction to Chinese StudiesⅠ | This class aims to form a basic understanding of China by learning the major issues of modern China. |
| 14462 | Chinese Reading Practice(1) | Prepares students for the advance Chinese reading course through the reading practice of various genres of short paragraphs. |
| 14467 | Chinese Reading Practice(2) | Prepares students for the advance Chinese reading course through the reading practice of various genres of short paragraphs. |
| 14986 | Chinese Listening & Expression | Focuses on the understanding of grammar structure and the practice of Listening skills and Speaking skills. |
| 17268 | Chinese GrammarⅠ | The goal of this course is to acquire basic knowledge of Chinese syntax. It mainly teaches the parts of speech and the functions of elements within Chinese sentences. It enables students to have more free writing skills based on their understanding of Chinese word order. |
| 17269 | Chinese GrammarⅡ | This subject focuses on the most frequent core grammar of Chinese sentences. Learners will be able to interpret and use higher-level sentences by understanding the scope of the object, the classification of complements, the use of partial‘了', Serial-verb Sentence, Passive Sentence, Disposal Sentence, Causative Sentence, etc. |
| 14985 | Chinese Conversation | Understanding the basic sentence pattern of the Chinese seonhaengeo must be obtained, and, more complex grammatical structures and can use to create the ability to learn Chinese language training.Parallel. |
| 13902 | Chinese Economy and Related language | First, it nees that understanding about Chinese economy is most important purpose of this class, and second, it is neccessary for student to understand of Chinese people economic life and languages. |
| 17266 | Chinese Classics Content Through Image | Using Chinese classical narrative works as a motif, narrative contents that are recreated into movies or dramas are introduced, and through this, popular culture in China is understood. |
| 17267 | Discovery and utilization of Chinese narrative content | Through what process China's classical narrative content is reconstructed into modern video content, and the practice of directly modifying Chinese classical content into modern works is carried out. |
| 06825 | Historical Tradition of China | This course aims to summarize the stream and spirit for historical tradition of China in the aggregate. |
| 17552 | Understanding the Use of Chinese Regional Cultural Assets | This course aims to understand how China preserves and utilizes various regional cultural assets, and explore ways to utilize our regional cultural assets based on this. As a class linked to the HUSS project, it explores ways to utilize regional values. |
| 17423 | Cultural Chinese | This class focuses on gaining the ability to proficiently explain our culture in Chinese. First, learners go through the process of exploring and understanding our history, relics, and cultural products worth promoting globally, and then practice interpretation and translation to explain our culture well in Chinese. |
| 17263 | Practical Chinese WritingⅠ | It is a lecture in which a native-speaking professor gives face-to-face feedback in order to write practical Chinese sentences closest to Chinese. |
| 17264 | Practical Chinese WritingⅡ | In this lecture, a native-speaking professor conducts the most suggestive Chinese writing through face-to-face feedback with students in case students perform Chinese writing in Chinese-related practice. |
| 17265 | Travel tourism Chinese | This lecture is a subject of the newly opened Chinese Tourism Interpretation and learns Chinese conversation and Chinese sentences specialized in travel and tourism. |
| 17424 | Chinese company seminar | The purpose of this lecture is to learn how to write a contract in Chinese that will be used in business and life in China, and to practice writing a contract in Chinese through practice writing. |
| 16749 | Marketing in China | The purpose of this lecture is to improve practical ability for characteristics and strategies of the Chinese market through learning about China, a huge market. |
| 14618 | Chinese translation | Students choose a field of Chinese original materials and read it, and then they try to understand Chinese original materials. |
| 08163 | Introduction to Chinese Lingustics | Students acquire the general knowledge about phraseological, orthographic, linguistic history based on the peculiarity of Chinese linguistics. |
| 17270 | Current Chinese economic issues | The purpose of this lecture is to improve students' understanding of the Chinese economy by identifying recent economic issues related to China based on a basic understanding of the Chinese economy. |
| 17262 | Chinese Media Content | This course uses various contents that are accessed through Chinese media to learn Chinese. Learners can get the latest trends and diverse information from China, and learn many new words. They also learn how to collect and use the information they need through Chinese media. |
| 13901 | Chinese Free conversation | Chinese Free speech classes are now routinely used in China, Chinese people often use to talk or express representation and not a book coming out in everyday conversation using mainly native students and the instructor is teaching a 1:1 conversation. |
| 06037 | Seminar in Selected Topics in Chinese Studies | Students deal in the only subject thoroughly that has a high opinion of particular fields of Chinese studies and they may use that subject as a form of seminar. |
Dept. of Webtoon Contents
At the Department of Korean Language and Literature, we aim to educate and train students to become individuals with expert knowledge and capabilities by systematically educating the Korean language and literature. The department is divided into three major parts: Korean Classics, Practical Korean, and Digital Korean. Not only the department engages students with traditional Korean, but also in literature writing, essay writing, Korean for foreigners, cultural contents planning and storytelling, etc., thus cultivating creative experts with knowledge and integrity with comprehensive cover-ages from analogue to digital.
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| 17690 | Korean and Basic of Creative Writing | In this subject, students identify the status of the Korean language in the world and learn the basic knowledge and skills for various creative works based on their understanding of the Korean language. |
| 06611 | Introduction to Korean Language | This course focuses on understanding an essence of Korean Language. We consider Language feature and history of Korean Language |
| 08366 | History of Korean Literature | This course aims to considerate centering on the genre and works in the historical development, to grasp the whole stream of the Korean ancient literature through the historical development of each genre and the creation and disappearance of the Korean literature. |
| 13021 | Pedagogical Theory of Korean Language | As a Korean teacher, studensts must have sight for Korean language education. In this subject, students learn the goal and contents of Korean language education. |
| 13610 | Sociolinguistics | Social and cultural context, the speaker made ??in the investigation of the specific use of language, by analyzing the relationship between language variation and social factors, systematic engineering. |
| 17003 | Storytelling practice | Students can study the theory of storytelling, which is the basis of literary creation, and practice writing of basic sentence through this course. |
| 17006 | Webscenario writing | Understand the genre and characteristics of web scenarios and acquire the skills that need in actual creation. |
| 12930 | Pedagogical Theory of Communication Skill | For correct use of our language, we inspect, research and debate together the scheme from which we can use well the fine sound, the correct grammar and the transcription, the inscrutable meaning and the etymology and the courteous expression. |
| 13924 | Introduction to Korean Language Education | Teaching Korean as a foreign language education and Korean languages, the native language of the target learners distinguished elements knot. Education Teaching Korean as a Foreign Language required, and what the appropriate teaching methods, while looking up the rating should understand how it should be done. |
| 13925 | Theory of Teaching Korean Grammar | Education to understand how to present the grammatical elements of Korean. Jamo's phonological characteristics of teaching methods, teaching methods, the syntactic elements of grammar teaching methods to look at from the point of view of second language education. |
| 13926 | Pedagogical Theory of Expression Skill in Korean | Speaking representation and representation of the characteristics of each writing salpigo appear in the representation of speech language and character differences of language through speaking expression and expression of understanding of the education plan. |
| 17426 | Criticism of Modern Literature | This course aims to understand modern novels. In modern literature, students generally understand the status of modern novels, the main works, the characteristics of novels and the novel theory. |
| 13927 | Theory of Teaching Sino-Korean Vocabulary | Features appear in the Sino Korean vocabulary to understand. Using vocabulary of kanji vocabulary and essential Sino mintage in seeking education. |
| 08066 | Introduction to Korean Literature | This course focuses on understanding an essence of Korean Literature. We consider literary features, form and contents of Korean Literature according to genre. |
| 14052 | Plan and Practice of Korean Language Education | As a Korean teacher, student has to be able to know how to construct curriculum, plan teaching and learning, compose teaching material and plan evaluation. This class aims to make students promote these practical ability. |
| 14644 | History of Korean Language | We synthetically analyze and guide the change of phonological system, the course of historical changes of vocabulary and sentence pattern from ancient Korean to modern Korean |
| 16404 | Field Study Trip for Literary HeritageⅡ | Digital era needs to recording for a book on the cultural archetype the story and biographical oral storytelling through creative exercises learn creative field sense as a story teller. |
| 17002 | Media and Storytelling | Students can understand the development of media and changes in storytelling in a synchronic and simultaneous way through this course. |
| 12932 | Pedagogical Theory of Korean Classic Poetry | This course analyzes the origin, creation and the process of transition in form and matter of 고대시가(Gosiga / Classical Shiga) calssified by genre, develops literate value of the work of poetical composition. |
| 17004 | Web Storytelling Creation Practice | Create web stories such as web novels, web dramas, webtoons, etc. |
| 17691 | Local Resource and Creative Writing | Examine examples of local resource-based creative writing to ensure local sustainability and authenticity, and practice creative writing on similar topics in real life. |
| 17425 | Criticism of Korean Classical Literature | Develops connoisseurship in appreciating works from various fields of Korean classical literature and criticizing them from an analytical perspective. The goal is to approach classical literary works from as many different perspectives as possible, and to understand classical Korean literature through criticism, while also using it as an asset for creating modern content. |
| 13617 | Theory of Korean culture education | Korean language and culture training plan linked, selection and arrangement of the contents of cultural education, culture, teaching methods, development of training materials for cultural education, cultural, educational and cultural educationincluding curriculum and syllabus covers general information |
| 13613 | Theory of Teaching Korean Pronunciation | Korean pronunciation of the features and what is its principle, foreign students can teach them how to do it effectively is to learn about. |
| 13919 | History of Korean Language | Check to see how changes in the flow of time is the Korean came. Diachronic characteristics of Korean phonology of change, lexical change, and the change of syntactic and sociolinguistic characteristics are changing how come each proportion of the understanding. |
| 13920 | Pedagogical Theory of Comprehension Skill in Korean | Education plan seeks to develop language skills areas of reading and listening area. Each recognition process through voice and information through characters that store information to understand and take advantage of it, look at what education plan. |
| 10372 | Understanding of Modern Poetry | General comprehension for Korean modern poem by purpose, do.Examine about opus magnum and writer, and understands these work from modern society and literature personal viewpoint.Together, consider an opportunity that can ascend the platform by theory lecture about poem creation and poet through study. |
| 15853 | Advance of Literary Writing | This subject strengthens students’ educational ability to instruct essay writing in terms of practices in logical writing. |
| 16405 | Field Study Trip for Literary HeritageⅢ | Digital era needs to recording for a book on the cultural archetype the story and biographical oral storytelling through creative exercises learn creative field sense as a story teller. |
| 15445 | Theory of Content Planning | Understand changes in content planning due to the emergence of new media, and cultivate practical skills in content planning through case studies and individual projects |
| 13616 | Content planning team project | Content in the industry that requires planning, practice by doing things with a team project site to learn about sensation and embodies the creative ideas. |
| 13917 | Pedagogical Theory of Korean Teaching Method | Korean as a foreign language professor of the theory and practice of how to understand the strengths and weaknesses of each theory, while exploring examine classroom contextual learning objectives specific teaching plan. |
| 13618 | Practicum of Korean language teaching | Lessons learned from actual situations validate the theoretical content and the possibility of applying seen, because you, as a qualified professional educators will learn Korean. |
Division of korean Language, Literature and Creative writing
At the Department of Korean Language and Literature, we aim to educate and train students to become individuals with expert knowledge and capabilities by systematically educating the Korean language and literature. The department is divided into three major parts: Korean Classics, Practical Korean, and Digital Korean. Not only the department engages students with traditional Korean, but also in literature writing, essay writing, Korean for foreigners, cultural contents planning and storytelling, etc., thus cultivating creative experts with knowledge and integrity with comprehensive cover-ages from analogue to digital.
| Course No. | Course Name | Course Information |
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| 17690 | Korean and Basic of Creative Writing | In this subject, students identify the status of the Korean language in the world and learn the basic knowledge and skills for various creative works based on their understanding of the Korean language. |
| 06611 | Introduction to Korean Language | This course focuses on understanding an essence of Korean Language. We consider Language feature and history of Korean Language |
| 08366 | History of Korean Literature | This course aims to considerate centering on the genre and works in the historical development, to grasp the whole stream of the Korean ancient literature through the historical development of each genre and the creation and disappearance of the Korean literature. |
| 13021 | Pedagogical Theory of Korean Language | As a Korean teacher, studensts must have sight for Korean language education. In this subject, students learn the goal and contents of Korean language education. |
| 13610 | Sociolinguistics | Social and cultural context, the speaker made ??in the investigation of the specific use of language, by analyzing the relationship between language variation and social factors, systematic engineering. |
| 17003 | Storytelling practice | Students can study the theory of storytelling, which is the basis of literary creation, and practice writing of basic sentence through this course. |
| 17006 | Webscenario writing | Understand the genre and characteristics of web scenarios and acquire the skills that need in actual creation. |
| 12930 | Pedagogical Theory of Communication Skill | For correct use of our language, we inspect, research and debate together the scheme from which we can use well the fine sound, the correct grammar and the transcription, the inscrutable meaning and the etymology and the courteous expression. |
| 13924 | Introduction to Korean Language Education | Teaching Korean as a foreign language education and Korean languages, the native language of the target learners distinguished elements knot. Education Teaching Korean as a Foreign Language required, and what the appropriate teaching methods, while looking up the rating should understand how it should be done. |
| 13925 | Theory of Teaching Korean Grammar | Education to understand how to present the grammatical elements of Korean. Jamo's phonological characteristics of teaching methods, teaching methods, the syntactic elements of grammar teaching methods to look at from the point of view of second language education. |
| 13926 | Pedagogical Theory of Expression Skill in Korean | Speaking representation and representation of the characteristics of each writing salpigo appear in the representation of speech language and character differences of language through speaking expression and expression of understanding of the education plan. |
| 17426 | Criticism of Modern Literature | This course aims to understand modern novels. In modern literature, students generally understand the status of modern novels, the main works, the characteristics of novels and the novel theory. |
| 13927 | Theory of Teaching Sino-Korean Vocabulary | Features appear in the Sino Korean vocabulary to understand. Using vocabulary of kanji vocabulary and essential Sino mintage in seeking education. |
| 08066 | Introduction to Korean Literature | This course focuses on understanding an essence of Korean Literature. We consider literary features, form and contents of Korean Literature according to genre. |
| 14052 | Plan and Practice of Korean Language Education | As a Korean teacher, student has to be able to know how to construct curriculum, plan teaching and learning, compose teaching material and plan evaluation. This class aims to make students promote these practical ability. |
| 14644 | History of Korean Language | We synthetically analyze and guide the change of phonological system, the course of historical changes of vocabulary and sentence pattern from ancient Korean to modern Korean |
| 16404 | Field Study Trip for Literary HeritageⅡ | Digital era needs to recording for a book on the cultural archetype the story and biographical oral storytelling through creative exercises learn creative field sense as a story teller. |
| 17002 | Media and Storytelling | Students can understand the development of media and changes in storytelling in a synchronic and simultaneous way through this course. |
| 12932 | Pedagogical Theory of Korean Classic Poetry | This course analyzes the origin, creation and the process of transition in form and matter of 고대시가(Gosiga / Classical Shiga) calssified by genre, develops literate value of the work of poetical composition. |
| 17004 | Web Storytelling Creation Practice | Create web stories such as web novels, web dramas, webtoons, etc. |
| 17691 | Local Resource and Creative Writing | Examine examples of local resource-based creative writing to ensure local sustainability and authenticity, and practice creative writing on similar topics in real life. |
| 17425 | Criticism of Korean Classical Literature | Develops connoisseurship in appreciating works from various fields of Korean classical literature and criticizing them from an analytical perspective. The goal is to approach classical literary works from as many different perspectives as possible, and to understand classical Korean literature through criticism, while also using it as an asset for creating modern content. |
| 13617 | Theory of Korean culture education | Korean language and culture training plan linked, selection and arrangement of the contents of cultural education, culture, teaching methods, development of training materials for cultural education, cultural, educational and cultural educationincluding curriculum and syllabus covers general information |
| 13613 | Theory of Teaching Korean Pronunciation | Korean pronunciation of the features and what is its principle, foreign students can teach them how to do it effectively is to learn about. |
| 13919 | History of Korean Language | Check to see how changes in the flow of time is the Korean came. Diachronic characteristics of Korean phonology of change, lexical change, and the change of syntactic and sociolinguistic characteristics are changing how come each proportion of the understanding. |
| 13920 | Pedagogical Theory of Comprehension Skill in Korean | Education plan seeks to develop language skills areas of reading and listening area. Each recognition process through voice and information through characters that store information to understand and take advantage of it, look at what education plan. |
| 10372 | Understanding of Modern Poetry | General comprehension for Korean modern poem by purpose, do.Examine about opus magnum and writer, and understands these work from modern society and literature personal viewpoint.Together, consider an opportunity that can ascend the platform by theory lecture about poem creation and poet through study. |
| 15853 | Advance of Literary Writing | This subject strengthens students’ educational ability to instruct essay writing in terms of practices in logical writing. |
| 16405 | Field Study Trip for Literary HeritageⅢ | Digital era needs to recording for a book on the cultural archetype the story and biographical oral storytelling through creative exercises learn creative field sense as a story teller. |
| 15445 | Theory of Content Planning | Understand changes in content planning due to the emergence of new media, and cultivate practical skills in content planning through case studies and individual projects |
| 13616 | Content planning team project | Content in the industry that requires planning, practice by doing things with a team project site to learn about sensation and embodies the creative ideas. |
| 13917 | Pedagogical Theory of Korean Teaching Method | Korean as a foreign language professor of the theory and practice of how to understand the strengths and weaknesses of each theory, while exploring examine classroom contextual learning objectives specific teaching plan. |
| 13618 | Practicum of Korean language teaching | Lessons learned from actual situations validate the theoretical content and the possibility of applying seen, because you, as a qualified professional educators will learn Korean. |