Graduation Requirements

A minimum of 25 to 55 credits

• Liberal Arts Requirements : A minimum of 6 liberal arts credits (1 course related to a Korean subject and 4 credits related to English)
• Liberal Arts Electives : Regardless of the study area, the course must be completed for liberal arts credit.

A minimum of 30 credits and a maximum of 55 credits

• Liberal Arts Requirements : A minimum of 6 liberal arts credits (1 course related to a Korean subject and 4 credits related to English)
• Liberal Arts Electives : Regardless of the area of study, the course must be completed for liberal arts credit.

If you earn 56 credits, your GPA will reflect all 56 credits, but only 55 credits will be recognized for graduation (1 credit will be disregarded).

A minimum of 30 credits and a maximum of 55 credits

• Liberal Arts Requirements : A minimum of 6 liberal arts basic credits: 2 credits for a Korean subject, 2 credits for English (University English or Academic English), and 2 credits for English Conversation)
• Liberal Arts Electives : Regardless of the area of study, the course must be completed for liberal arts credit.

A minimum of 30 credits and a maximum of 55 credits

• Liberal Arts Requirements : A minimum of 12 liberal arts basic credits: 2 credits for a Korean subject, 2 credits for English (University English or Academic English), 2 credits for English Conversation, and 6 credits for University Math)
• Liberal Arts Electives : Regardless of the area of study, the course must be completed for liberal arts credit.

A minimum of 30 credits and a maximum of 55 credits

• Liberal Arts Requirements : A minimum of 12 liberal arts basic credits: 2 credits for a Korean subject, 2 credits for English (University English or Academic English), 2 credits for English Conversation, and 6 credits for University Math)
• INU Core Liberal Arts: Complete at least 1 course in each of 3 of the 5 INU core liberal arts areas
• Liberal Arts Electives (Advanced Liberal Arts) : Regardless of the area of study, the course must be completed for liberal arts credit.

A minimum of 30 credits and a maximum of 55 credits

• Liberal Arts Basics : Writing Theory and Practice (2), Academic English (2), University English Conversation (2), Engineering Mathematics 1 (3), University Mathematics 1,2 (6), Physics 1,2 (6), and Physics Lab 1,2 (2).
• Core Liberal Arts : Complete at least 3 course of the 6 areas of study
• Freely select and complete an advanced liberal arts course within the liberal arts credit range.

A minimum of 30 credits and a maximum of 55 credits

• Complete liberal arts courses specified as standard core courses [Liberal Art Basics, Liberal Arts Basics (Basic Science and Engineering), and Core Liberal Arts].
• Core Liberal Arts : Complete at least 3 courses of the 6 areas of study
• Freely select and complete an advanced liberal arts course within the liberal arts credit range.

• Students admitted in 2010 or later: 72 credits or more (engineering)
• Students admitted in 2023 or later: 72 credits or more (engineering)

• Completion of the major basics and major core courses (based on your admission year's curriculum table).

72 credits of major course work.

• Completion of required major courses for all (9 credits of major basics, 27 credits of major core)
• For the Intelligent Robotics Major Track and Bio Convergence Major Track, complete 36 credits or more of specialized courses without regard to the standard courses or specialized courses.

72 credits or more of major courses, including 4 nano-degree advanced courses (12 credits) from each track.

• Completion of required major courses for all (9 credits of major basics, 27 credits of major core)
• Choose either the Intelligent Robotics Major Track or the Bio-convergence Major Track as a major advanced track
• Complete at least 36 credits of advanced course work (including major advanced standard courses), including 4 (12 credits) of each track's nano-degree advanced courses, and you'll receive a degree and a separate Nano-Degree Certificate.

After the 2024 academic year, complete at least 44 credits of courses in the bio-robotic systems engineering major (at least 42 credits required for the double major).

• Among the commonly required courses of this track, major basics (8 credits, excluding self-design seminar) + major core (27 credits) + major advanced [((Complete 3 out of 4 nano-degree courses (9 credits) of Intelligent Robotics Major Track) or (Complete 3 out of 4 nano-degree courses (9 credits) of Bio-convergence Major Track)] totaling 44 credits will meet the criteria for a double major.
  cf) If a double major student chooses either the Intelligent Robotics Major Track or the Bio Convergence Major Track and completes all 4 designated nano-degree courses, a certificate of the nano-degree track will be issued.
• Students who applied in 2005 or later: completed at least 42 credits in each of the major and minors

2024 or later, completion of at least 62 credits in the major and at least 21 credits in the minor.

• Completion of the major basics (8 credits, excluding self-designed seminars) + major core (27 credits) from the track's common core of required courses.
• Students who complete at least 27 credits of advanced major courses (including advanced major common courses), including 4 courses (12 credits) in each track's nano-degree advanced major, will be eligible to receive a separate advanced major track nano-degree certificate along with the major and minor degree.

21 or more credits, including courses designated (no more than 9 credits) as required by the minor department (major)

• Until 2nd semester 2022 applicants: Graduation credits for the major (72 credits or more)
• From 1st semester 2023 applicants: Graduation credits for the major (60 credits)
• From 1st semester 2025 applicants: Bio-Robotic Systems Engineering (major) requires 62 credits.

Courses are recognized as completed, but cannot exceed 9 credits.

• If the courses are duplicated with the major department, up to 9 credits can be recognized as credits.

Includes both the major basics and the major core of the double major.

• 2005 and later applicants: Complete at least 42 credits each in the major and double major departments
• After 2025 applicants: Complete at least 44 credits of Bio-Robotic Systems Engineering (major) and at least 42 credits of the double major.

• If you take courses as general electives or minors before applying for the double major, they can be recognized as courses in the double major.
• If the courses completed in the major are the same as those in the double major, they can be applied to both the major and the double major (within 12 credits).
  However, in the case of the same subjects, only the subjects completed in the major department will be recognized by the double major department.
• If students who give up the double major while completing the double major and fulfill the requirements for the minor can have it converted to a minor through an application.
  (If students give up the major after completion, it cannot be converted to a minor, and they can only graduate with the major)

Graduation eligibility required by the major and double major departments must be fulfilled, or graduation may be deferred until the double major is completed. (i.e., if a student does not complete the double major, they cannot graduate with a major)