Exchange students can take up to 20 credits for a regular semester
(spring or fall) and up to 8 credits for the International Summer School.
Most of the courses offered during regular semesters are lectured
in Korean, which can be found at http://english.uos.ac.kr →
Academics → Course List (each department)
(spring or fall) and up to 8 credits for the International Summer School.
Most of the courses offered during regular semesters are lectured
in Korean, which can be found at http://english.uos.ac.kr →
Academics → Course List (each department)
- The Courses Lectured in English for Regular Semesters
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Department Courses Credit Semester Public
AdministrationSeminar in Organization Theory 3 Fall Comparative Public Administration 3 Spring Law Int’l Law of the Sea and the Environment 3 Fall Basic Issues in Public Int'l Law 3 Spring International
RelationsSpecial Seminar on Japanese Studies 3 Spring Society and Culture of China 3 Spring The Political Economy of Int'l Relations 3 Spring Special Issues on World Politics 3 Spring Key Concept in International Relations 3 Spring Political Economy in China 3 Fall Business
AdministrationPrinciples of Management 3 Sprign/ Fall Global Business 3 Sprign/ Fall Global Finance 3 Sprign / Fall Marketing Management 3 Sprign / Fall Production and Operations Management 3 Sprign / Fall Consumer Behavior 3 Sprign / Fall Organization Behavior 3 Sprign / Fall Investment 3 Sprign / Fall Accounting Principles 3 Fall Management Information System 3 Sprign / Fall Statistics for Business 3 Sprign / Fall Human Resources Management 3 Spring Marketing Strategy 3 Spring Electrical and
Computer EngineeringObject Oriented Programming 3 Spring Engineering Mathematics I 3 Spring Digital Communications 3 Spring Discrete Mathematics 3 Spring Formal Languages and Compilers 3 Spring Engineering Mathematics Ⅱ 3 Fall Mobile Communications 3 Fall Artificial Intelligence 3 Fall Date Structure 3 Fall Computer Communications 3 Fall Communication Engineering 3 Fall Materials Science
and EngineeringPhysical Ceramics 3 Spring Ceramic Materials 3 Spring Ceramic Processing 3 Spring Creative Materials Design 3 Spring Engineering and Computer Ⅰ 3 Spring Thin Film Materials 3 Fall Thermodynamics of Materials 3 Fall Computer Programming & Laboratory 3 Fall Computer Science Topics in Computer Science 3 Spring Artificial Intelligence 3 Fall Architecture Community Facility Programming & Design Method 3 Spring Architectural Design 6 Spring / Fall Building System 3 Fall Sustainable Architecture 3 Fall Physics Physics English Reading 3 Spring English Language
and LiteratureIntroduction to English Drama 3 Spring Study in British and American Culture 3 Spring English as Global Language 3 Spring / Fall English Grammar 3 Spring / Fall English Practice 3 Spring English Phonetics 3 Fall English Writing Ⅰ 3 Fall Korean History Theory and Practice of Historical Writing 3 Fall Chinese Language and
Culture (lectured in Chinese)Practice in Elementary Chinese I 2 Spring Chinese Conversation in Basic Level 3 Spring Practical Chinese Conversation 3 Spring / Fall Practice in Elementary Chinese Ⅱ 3 Fall Chinese Fables and Idiom 3 Fall Chinese Composition 3 Fall Practical Chinese Conversation 3 Fall Introduction to Modern China 3 Fall Urban Administration Urban Markets Analysis 3 Spring Cities and Economics 3 Fall Urban Sociology Comparative Analysis of Cities 3 Spring Urban Engineering Urban Economics 3 Fall Geo-informatics Geographic Information System I 3 Spring Geographic Information System II 3 Fall Introduction to 3D GIS 3 Spring Material Science and
Engineering (Graduate School)Nano-Structured Ceramics 3 Fall Computer Science
and Statistics (Graduate School)Computer Vision 3 Spring / Fall Institute of International
Cooperation and EducationSpecial Topics in Korean Studies 3 Spring / Fall Special Topics in Asian Studies 3 Spring / Fall Beginning Korean Language 3 Spring / Fall Intermediate Korean Language 3 Spring / Fall Advanced Korean Language 3 Spring / Fall Practical Korean Language - Beginning 2 Spring / Fall Practical Korean Language - Intermediate 2 Spring / Fall Practical Korean Language - Advanced 2 Spring / Fall Korean History 3 Spring Korean Tradition and Culture 3 Spring Korean Politics and Society 3 Spring Korean Economy and Business 3 Spring Mass Media and Popular Culture in Korea 3 Fall Korea and Globalization 3 Fall East Asian History 3 Fall Economic Development in East Asia 3 Fall - The courses are subject to change every semester.
- The students who register for Beginning Korean Language, Intermediate Korean Language and Advanced Korean Language classes (3 credits) are required to select relevant Practical Korean Language classes (2 credits) as well.
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- The Courses Lectured in English for International Summer School Ⅰ 2011
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Field Courses Credit Asian Studies Korea and Globalization 3 Political Leadership in East Asia 3 Asian Art and Architecture 3 Asian Culture and Cinema 3 Special Topics in Asian Studies 3 Exploring Asian Culture 2 International Studies Economic Analysis for the Global Citizen 3 International Criminology 3 Issues in Finance 3 Special Topics in International Studies 3 Globalization and Multicultural Societies 3 Global Marketing Management 3 Korean Language Beginning Korean Language (1) 3 Beginning Korean Language (2) 3 Beginning Korean Language (3) 3 Intermediate Korean Language 3 - The courses are subject to change every summer.
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- The Courses Lectured in English for Regular Semesters
