|
Research Institutes & Centers
:
Colleges & Graduate
School:
Colleges
 Agriculture
Arts
Commerce
Education
Engineering
Economics
Humanities
Law
Natural
Sciences
Social
Sciences
Veterinary
Medicine
Schools
Dentistry
Medicine
Graduate Schools
School
of Graduate Studies
Professional
Graduate Schools
|
 |
|
|
|
Political Science and Sociology
|
The
Sociology Major program is to help students understand
and analyze various human actions and social organizations.
It places on the breadth of course work widely ranging
from the theoretical to the applied, by taking various
approaches, both quantitative and qualitative. The Major
is to educate students to acquire high level competence,
so as to be able adapt their functions to a rapidly
changing society with sound civic culture and historical
consciousness. The course offerings encompass Social
Stratification, Survey Analysis and Social Statistics,
Sociology of Gender, Social Organization, Social Change,
Urban Studies, Information Society, Family, Environmental
Problems, Industrialization and Labor, Crime and Deviance,
Civil Society and Life Politics. The Major program is
staffed by strong faculty specialized in Comparative
Historical Sociology, Urban and Regional Studies, Work
and Occupation, Environment, Political Sociology, and
East Asian Studies. Also, the Major offers advanced
graduate degree programs designed to prepare students
for careers in research and teaching. Recent graduates
of this major program have entered into education, journalism,
and graduate studies in the social sciences.
|
|
Political
Science and Diplomacy Major
|
|
The
Major program covers 4 subareas: Political theory and
methodology, Korean politics, Comparative politics,
and International relations. Today, other subareas of
Urban-Local politics, Internet politics and Computer
program are being added and emphasized. A sound undergraduate
education in Political Science has traditionally led
students into a number of career options. They include,
for example, careers in government and international
organization services, journalism, business; support
services for politics, such as political assistants,
consultants, survey analysts; diplomats, researchers,
and public affairs managers. Some graduates with Bachelor's
degree in the major have continued their studies at
professional schools, such as peace, international relations,
and public administration. Others have pursued advanced
graduate studies in political science or other social
sciences, leading to Master's and Ph.D. degrees. In
addition, the graduates of this major are well networked
with the institutes of local government and social science
in the campus for the support of students training.
|
TOP
|
|
Political
Science and Diplomacy Major -
|
|
|
|
