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경희대영문요람원고_최종2_1 2012.2.24 4:28 PM 페이지1 004 2011-2012 Kyung Hee University Bulletin 경희대영문요람원고_최종2_1 2012.2.24 4:28 PM 페이지2 004 경희대영문요람원고_최종2_1 2012.2.24 4:28 PM 페이지3 004 :: KYUNG HEE’S MISSION In a century marked by two world wars, global ideological conflict, and the omnipresent specter of nuclear destruction, the United Nations has been a beacon of hope in a sea of distress. Kyung Hee University recognizes the United Nations’role in its effort to obtain universal peace and understanding. In this vein, the university seeks to emulate those ideals in its educational system. The university ’s emblem is thus modeled after that of the United Nations, and its school song, which praises peace and liberty, resonates with its commitment to those ideals. The university pursues the United Nations ’ideals through its commitment to creativity, progress, and cooperation, thereby hoping to promote the role of intellectuals and academics in world affairs. To engage intellectuals directly with world events, the university has initiated several international movements, especially the Global Cooperation Society Movement (GCS) which is comparable to Oxford University ’s Moral Rearmament Movement (MRA). The GCS strives to protect human rights, build a society of freedom and equality, and ultimately, attain world peace. The Movement for Better Living and the Movement for a Brighter Society (both initiated by Chancellor Choue) also embody the humanistic spirit of the university. Kyung Hee University strives to bridge cultural and social gaps by promoting mutual understanding and prosperity. As a result, the university encourages frequent exchanges with sister schools overseas to facilitate the exchange of ideas. These activities spread a shared belief in the value of learning. Since 1982, the university has held international seminars in commemoration of the UN International Day of Peace (the third Tuesday of every September). In 1986, the university sponsored an international peace conference in celebration of the international Year of Peace promulgated by the United Nations. Four volumes of the World Encyclopedia of Peace were edited by the Institute of International Peace Studies (a research arm of the International Association of University Presidents) and published by the Pergamon Press of the United Kingdom to commemorate the Year of Peace. This encyclopedia is the work of over 350 scholars and experts in a broad range of fields from 40 countries and contains more than 500 articles and studies. The Center for International Exchanges at Kyung Hee University is the most tangible manifestation of the university’s global outlook and commitment to international cooperation. In the past, Korean graduate students often studied abroad, but today, the university strives to lead academic exchange by opening its facilities to visiting scholars and foreign students while exchanging research material with other institutions. Still, the university places great importance on giving its students the experience of studying abroad; thus, each year a number of outstanding faculty members and students are offered financial assistance to participate in international conferences and to pursue study and research projects abroad. Outside the academic sphere, the center oversees intercultural exchange programs that range from art exhibits to sports competitions. 2011-2012 Kyung Hee University Bulletin 3 경희대영문요람원고_최종2_1 2012.2.24 4:28 PM 페이지4 004 경희대영문요람원고_최종2_1 2012.2.24 4:28 PM 페이지5 004 :: CAMPUS MAP SEOUL CAMPUS Kyung Hee University (29) 37 (30) 38 (28) 36 35 31 33 (27) 32 39 34 (21) (22) (26) (25) ❿ (23) (24) ❷ ❸ ❾ ❶ ❹ ❽ ❺ ❻ ❼ ① Main Gate ⑬ Cheongwoon Building (27) Central Library/ Central Museum ② Kyung Hee Medical Center ⑭ College of Hotel and Tourism (28) University Administration Building ③ Kyung Hee Dental Hospital Management (Graduate School) ⑮ Kyung Hee Girl’s Middle and High (29) Chancellor’s Residence ④ College of Dentistry School (30) Grand Peace Hall ⑤ College of Medicine ⒃ Kyung Hee Elementary School 31 Faculty Offices ⑥ Medical Library ⒔ Sundong Lake 32 College of Humanities / ⑦ Sewhawon (Dormitory) ⒕ College of Fine Arts College of Science ⑧ Pureunsol Building / Parking Lot ⒖ Institute of International Education 33 College of Political Science & (Underground), Kyung Hee Boy’s ⒗ Media Center Economics Middle and High School Sports Field 34 Sameuiwon (Dormitory) (Upper Level) (21) College of Human Ecology ⑨ Kyung Hee Boy’s Middle and High (22) Amphitheater 35 College of Oriental Medicine School (23) Student Center 36 College of Law ⑩ Grand Stadium (24) Kyung Hee Kindergarten 37 2nd Law School Building ⑪ Neo-Renaissance Building (Kyung Hee (25) Crown Concert Hall, School of Music 38 Back Gate Cyber University) 39 College of Business Administration ⑫ University Motto Tower (26) Welfare Center 2011-2012 Kyung Hee University Bulletin 5 경희대영문요람원고_최종2_1 2012.2.24 4:28 PM 페이지6 004 :: CAMPUS MAP GLOBAL CAMPUS Kyung Hee University (29) (21) (22) (27) (28) (23) (24) ❽ (25) (26) ❼ ❾ ❻ (30) ❺ ❿ ❸ ❹ ❷ ❶ ① Main Stadium ⒃ College of Physical Education ② Baseball Stadium ⒔ Grand Stadium ③ Peace Amphitheater ⒕ Multimedia Education Building / Global Hall ④ Pond ⒖ Kyung Hee Park ⑤ College of Natural Science ⒗ College of Foreign Languages ⑥ Astronomical Observatory (21) Woojungwon (Dormitory) ⑦ The Graduate School of Pan-Pacific (22) Renaissance Park International Studies (23) Soccer Field / Underground Parking Lot ⑧ Central Library (University Administration Hall) (24) College of Engineering ⑨ Philosopher’s Square (Pensees Plaza) (25) agn-201 Nuclear Reactor ⑩ Parking Lot / Bus Stop (26) Training Factory ⑪ Training Farm (27) Main Gate (Neo-Renaissance Gate) ⑫ College of Management and International (28) Aejiwon (Dormitory) Relations ⑬ Student Center (29) 2nd New Dormitory ⑭ College of Life Sciences (30) College of Arts and Design ⑮ Department of Ceramic Art 6 2011-2012 Kyung Hee University Bulletin 경희대영문요람원고_최종2_1 2012.2.24 4:28 PM 페이지7 004 :: CAMPUS MAP GWANGNEUNG CAMPUS Kyung Hee University ❻ ❺ ❷ ❸ ❹ ❼ ❶ ① Main Building ② Library (Computer Room) ③ Gymnasium ④ Samjeongseoheon (Dormitory) ⑤ Faculty Housing ⑥ Meditation Hall ⑦ Peace Tower 2011-2012 Kyung Hee University Bulletin 7 경희대영문요람원고_최종2_1 2012.2.24 4:28 PM 페이지8 004 :: CONTENTS Kyung Hee’s Mission 003 Campus Map Seoul Campus 005 Global Campus 006 Gwangneung Campus 007 I Graduate School Graduate School 013 Professional Graduate School 213 Graduate School of East-West Medical Science 214 Graduate School of Pan-Pacific International Studies 218 Graduate School of Physical Education 220 School of Medicine 222 Graduate School of Dentistry 229 Law School 232 Special Graduate School 235 Graduate School of Business Administration 236 Graduate School of Education 238 Graduate School of Peace Studies 239 Graduate School of Technology and Management 240 Graduate School of Journalism & Communication 242 Graduate School of International Legal Affairs 243 Graduate School of Public Policy and Civic Engagement 244 Graduate School of Tourism 247 Graduate School of Art & Fusion Design 249 경희대영문요람원고_최종2_1 2012.2.24 4:28 PM 페이지9 004 IIUndergraduate School College of Humanities 257 College of Politics and Economics 267 College of Management 279 College of Hotel and Tourism Management 287 College of Science 299 College of Human Ecology 311 College of Oriental Medicine 321 College of Pharmacy 327 College of Nursing Science 333 College of Music 339 College of Fine Arts 345 College of Art and Design (School of Dance) 349 College of Global Eminence 353 Humanitas College (Seoul) 357 College of Engineering 361 College of Electronics and Information 379 College of Applied Science 387 College of Life Sciences 395 College of International Studies 405 College of Foreign Languages and Literature 409 College of Art and Design 423 College of Physical Education 439 Humanitas College (Global) 447 The School of East-West Medical Science 451 IIIAdmission & Campus Life Admissions 456 International Programs 457 Immigration Information 461 Facilities 464 IVIndex to Courses Index for Graduate Courses 470 Index for Undergraduate Courses 472 경희대영문요람원고_최종2_1 2012.2.24 4:28 PM 페이지10 004 10 2011-2012 Kyung Hee University Bulletin 경희대영문요람원고_최종2_1 2012.2.24 4:28 PM 페이지11 004 I Graduate School 2011-2012 Kyung Hee University Bulletin 11 경희대영문요람원고_최종2_1 2012.2.24 4:28 PM 페이지12 004 경희대영문요람원고_최종2_1 2012.2.24 4:28 PM 페이지13 004 Graduate School 경희대영문요람원고_최종2_1 2012.2.24 4:28 PM 페이지14 004 Graduate School Department of Korean Language and Literature Tel : +82 2 961 0223 Fax : +82 2 963 3152 E-mail : [email protected] URL : http://gukmun.khu.ac.kr The Department of Korean Language and Literature was inaugurated in 1955 when Kyung Hee was officially accredited as university. The department aims to conduct both systematic and scientific research in Korean language and literature. The department has three major areas: modern literature, classical literature, and linguistics. In modern literature, students gain knowledge of Korean literature through readings and analyses of literary works. Students are also provided with opportunities to engage in creative writing. In Korean classics, students learn to analyze and study literary works from ancient times to the so-called“ Renaissance”of Korean literature. In linguistics, students engage in linguistic studies of the Korean language in its various stages of development throughout history from the ancient to the modern form. Degree Requirements •At least 24 course units of graduate level credit in Korean
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