Credits required for graduation
| Admission year | Liberal Arts | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Total | Liberal Arts Required | Liberal Arts Optional | |
| Before 2007 | 25 credits or more | 6 credits or more - Korean: 1 course - English: 4 or more credits |
Regardless of the area of study, the course must be completed for liberal arts credit. |
| 2008~2011 | 25~55 credits | ||
| 2012~2015 | 30~55 credits | ||
| 2016~2018 | 30~55 credits | 6 credits or more - Korean: 2 credits - English (University English or Academic English): 2 credits or more - Conversational English: 2 credits |
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| 2019~2022 | 30~55 credits | 8 credits or more - Korean: 2 credits - Academic English: 2 credits - Conversational English: 2 credits SW: 2 credits |
Complete at least 3 subjects from any of the 6 core liberal arts areas. Complete any 5 areas of advanced liberal arts * 22Students may duplicate up to 3 subjects, including INU Core Liberal Arts courses completed by 2022. |
| 2023 | 30~55 credits | 8 credits Korean: 2 credits Academic English: 2 credits Conversational English: 2 credits Computational Thinking and SW: 2 credits |
Complete at least 3 subjects from any of the 6 core liberal arts areas. Complete any 5 areas of advanced liberal arts |
If your liberal arts credits exceed 55 credits, you must earn more credits to graduate.
Example: If you have completed 135 credits, but your liberal arts credits are 58, you must complete 138 credits to graduate.
Liberal Arts Substitutions Table
| Liberal Arts Requirements | Old Curriculum (credits) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| University English 1 (2 credits) | ENGLISH READING &LISTENING 13 Credits English Sentence Composition (1) 2 Credits ․ English Sentence Practice (1) 1 Credit English (1) 3 credits ․ Conversational English (1) 1 credit |
※ You can only retake 1 of 2 previously attempted classes. ※ University English 1, University English 2, and Writing Theory and Practice credits were reduced from 3 credits to 2 credits. If you retake the course, your credit will be changed, so please apply for a retake carefully. |
| University English 2 (2 credits) | ENGLISH READING &LISTENING 23 Credits English Sentence Composition (2) 2 Credits ․ English Sentence Practice (2) 1 Credit English (2) 3 credits ․ Conversational English (2) 1 credit |
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| University Conversational English 1 (1 credit) | ․ ENGLISH READING &LISTENING 31 Credits Conversational English A 1 credit, Conversational English (3) 1 credit |
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| University Conversational English 2 (1 credit) | ․ ENGLISH READING & LISTENING 41 Credits English Conversation B 1 credit ․ Conversational English (4)1 credit |
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| Writing Theory and Practice (2 credits) | ․ Korean Language and Composition (3 credits) |
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Major Credits
- Up to 2009: Complete at least 51 credits, including major basics(6 credits), major requirements(12 credits)
- From 2010: Complete at least 60 credits, including major basics(6 credits), major requirements(12 credits)
Majors foundations and requirements
| Classification | Subject Name | Semester | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Major foundations | Elementary French(1) Elementary French(2) |
1-1 1-2 |
3 3 |
| Major requirements | French Conversation: A Beginning Level(1) Understanding French Masterpieces (2) French Composition (1) Introduction to French Literature |
1-1 1-2 2-1 2-2 |
3 3 3 3 |
| Total credit | 18 | ||
Self-Design Seminar (1) and (2) are required courses from 2017 only.
Double major
- Students must have completed at least 42 credits in each major and double major.
If you are double majoring with another department, please check each department's Liberal Arts restricted courses.
The French language 1 and 2 classes are restricted for students double majoring in French and Literature.
Minor
- A minimum of 21 credits must be completed, including 9 credits of the minor requirements: Introduction to French Literature, French Grammar and Composition 1, and French on Intermediate Level.
Thesis
Students admitted before 2016: Thesis
Submit the thesis in the 1st or 2nd semester of the 4th year, and details will be posted on the department's website in that semester.
Students admitted after 2017: Thesis or Graduation Examination
The revised graduation requirements for graduation exams and thesis will be effective for students enrolled after 2017.
(Minor and double major students will also have the same requirements from 2017)
Graduation thesis ※ Modifications will be effective from January 2024.
- In principle, students are assigned a thesis advisor during the 7th semester. They can begin writing and receiving guidance from the 7th semester.
The thesis must be completed before the end of the 7th semester and evaluated during the 8th semester.
(Even if graduation is postponed, the thesis must be completed before the end of the 7th semester). - Thesis Writing Special Seminar: Students who plan to submit a thesis must attend a seminar during their 3rd and 4th years.
(Mandatory from 2017, recommended for previous students)
Graduation Examination
- Eligibility: Students who have obtained DELF B1 or higher before the start of the 7th semester
- Requirements: 60 out of 100 points in the graduation examination
- Exam Schedule: To be announced at the beginning of each semester
- Examination subjects
| Subjects and Content | Description | Points | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comprehensive French 1 | Listening and speaking | 40 points | Convert DELF scores |
| Comprehensive French 2 | Reading and Writing | 40 points | Convert DELF scores |
| Comprehensive French 3 | 20 points | Take a Department Exam (required) Failure: less than 5 points |
* If you have earned a TCF 350 or FLEX2B, the department will review your eligibility.
DELF Score Conversion Table
- DELF B1
델프 듣기+말하기, 델프 읽기+쓰기, 종합 프랑스어 1,2 DELF Listening+Speaking DELF Reading+Writing Comprehensive French 1,2 32.5 – 50.0 32.5 – 50.0 40 30.0 – 32.0 30.0 – 32.0 37 27.5 - 29.5 27.5 - 29.5 35 25.0 – 27.0 25.0 – 27.0 30 20.0 – 24.5 20.0 – 24.5 25 15.0 – 19.5 15.0 – 19.5 20 10.0 – 14.5 10.0 – 14.5 15 - DELF B2
델프 듣기+말하기, 델프 읽기+쓰기, 종합 프랑스어 1,2 DELF Listening+Speaking DELF Reading+Writing Comprehensive French 1,2 30.0 – 50.0 30.0 – 50.0 40 25.0 - 29.5 25.0 - 29.5 37 20.0 – 24.5 20.0 - 24.5 35 15.0 – 19.5 15.0 – 19.5 30 10.0 – 14.5 10.0 – 14.5 25
*2021.03.26. DELF B2 score conversion table added
Qualification for Graduation (Submit by the end of the last semester of your final year of study)
- Apply for English Graduation Qualification: Portal → Comprehensive Information System → Graduation Management → English Qualification Application → Submit the English Graduation Qualification
(If you have already submitted English grades for scholarship or credit certification, you must apply separately)
| 구분 | TOEIC | TOEFL | TEPS | IELTS | TOEIC(S) | TOEIC(W) | OPlC |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 만점 | 990점 | 120점 | 600점 | 9 | 200 | 200 | AD |
| Students admitted or transferred in 2010 or later | 700 | 82 | 264 | 6.5 | 130 | 140 | M |
| Students admitted or transferred in 2009 or later | 600 | 68 | 227 | 5.5 | 110 | 120 | L |
- Alternative Qualification (English Graduation Qualification Program)
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Suppose you have taken at least 2 certified English tests within the last 2 years but have yet to obtain the above qualifications. In that case, you can take more than 96 hours of English special classes organized and operated by the Foreign Language Education Center and pass the designated test.
However, in the case of special admission due to the integration with Incheon College, those who have taken at least 1 certified English test, but have not obtained the above qualifications, can take more than 48 hours of English special classes organized and operated by the Foreign Language Education Center and pass the designated test.
- Apply for an Exception to the English Graduation Qualification
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If you want to apply for an exception, please apply at least 30 days before your graduation date. Integrated Information System > Academic Administration > Graduation > English Certification Management > English Graduation Qualification Application > [Foreign Language Qualification Category] : Select and enter the applicable exception (employment, entrepreneur, freelancer, etc.) and wait for department approval.
Exemption and documentation for English Language Graduation Qualifications
| Division | Eligibility | Documents |
|---|---|---|
| Employees | Health insurance for employees | Proof of employment, verification of health insurance eligibility |
| Medical benefits recipients | Employment certificate, National Basic Livelihood Recipient Certificate and select 1 of the following: Employment Insurance, National Health Insurance, Worker's Compensation Insurance | |
| Overseas employment | Employment contract, visa copy | |
| Entrepreneurs | Graduates of Higher Education Institutions published annually by the Korea Educational Development Institute Those who meet the income criteria set by the National Tax Service DB-linked Employment Statistics Survey Guidelines |
Comprehensive Income Tax Return |
| Freelancers | 전 Withholding receipts from the previous year | |
| Agricultural and fishery workers | Those without workplace health insurance who are engaged in farming or fishing. | Select 1 of the following: Farmer confirmation, agricultural business registration confirmation, fisherman confirmation, fishery business registration confirmation, agricultural business registration inquiry screen captures |
| Students with disabilities | Students who are deaf or hard of hearing and have a significant disability | Proof of disability |
| ※ The income requirement is based on the Korea Educational Development Institute's Employment Statistics Survey Guidelines for Graduates of Higher Education Institutions linked to the National Income Tax Database. | ||
* Students must fulfill all of the above requirements to graduate.
※ Students who want to graduate must check the website and submit a graduation application at the end of the semester they wish to graduate.
Completion, Retention, Deferred Graduation
Retention (After 8 semesters)
- Failure to complete the prescribed curriculum (insufficient graduation credits, not completing major requirements, etc.)
- Students who have not fulfilled the graduation requirements for double (linked) majors or teaching certificates.
Tuition Amount
| By credits | 1 ~ 3 credits | 4 ~ 6 credits | 7 ~ 9 credits | 10 or more credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tuition Amount | 1/6 of total amount | 1/3 of total amount | 1/2 of total amount | Full amount |
Determination of Completion
- Students who have completed the curriculum, but have failed their thesis or have not received English graduation qualification.
(Completed students are not eligible to register and take classes)
Deferred Graduation
- Students who have met all graduation requirements and credits for graduation but wish to continue their status as a student.
(Certificate of enrollment can be issued)
등록금 납부 금액
| Division | Tuition Amount | Payment Period |
|---|---|---|
| Non-Enrolled | 150,000 KRW | Before the semester begins (early February or early August) |
| Enrolled | 150,000 KRW | Before the semester begins (early February or early August) |
| Tuition excluding 150,000 KRW | After semester begins (end of March or end of September) |
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Graduation application for the Dept. of French Language & Literature
Students planning to graduate must meet the qualifications (credits, thesis (exam), English Graduation Qualification) and submit the graduation application by the deadline.
- February graduation: Submit by January 5
- August graduation: Submit by July 5