Academic Courses
The Department of Saemaul Studies and International Development major offers unique pre-professional programs that prepare students for their future career in international development and social welfare. The academic program is designed to improve four core areas of quality
1. Global attainments
- A. Analyzing and forward-looking global change of environment
- B. Visioning and cooperative leadership
- C. Volunteerism and solidarity
- D. Generosity toward multi-culture
2. Analyzing, creating, and planning
- A. Balanced view for problem-solving
- B. Harmonized and integrated approach
- C. Coordination and mediation skills
- D. Foreign language skills
3. Managing, communicating, and negotiating
- A. Economy, welfare, environment, space, and SOC
- B. Planning, implementing, evaluating in specialized field
- C. Resolving atypical matters
4. Field practice and adaptation
- A. Practical knowledge
- B. Corporation in field practice
- C. Entrepreneurship
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| Core major courses | International development |
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| Selective major courses | Economy |
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