Credits required for graduation
- Students admitted before 2007: 140 credits or more
- Students admitted in 2008 or later: 135 credits or more
- Students admitted in 2023 or later: 130 credits or more
Credits for Liberal Arts
| Liberal Arts Credits | Students admitted in 2012 or later: Minimum 30 credits to maximum 55 credits including liberal arts requirements Students admitted in 2008 or later: Minimum of 25 credits to a maximum of 55 credits, including the liberal arts requirements Students admitted before 2007: Minimum of 25 credits with liberal arts requirements (over 55 credits can be taken) |
| Basic Liberal Arts | 11 credits or more (at least 1 Korean subject, 4 credits or more in the English subject, and at least 1 computer subject) |
| Liberal Arts Electives | ▶ 균형교양 6개 영역에서 자유롭게 이수 Complete at least 1 course in each of 3 of the 5 INU core liberal arts areas Freely choose from 6 areas of balanced liberal arts |
| Core and Advanced Liberal Arts | ▶ Complete at least 3 courses from any of the 6 core liberal arts areas ▶Freely select from 5 areas of advanced liberal arts |
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Major Credits
- Major Credits
- Students admitted before 2009: 51 credits or more
- Students admitted in 2010 or laterㆍLiberal Arts: 60 credits or more
- Complete major basics and major requirements courses and credits in the major curriculum.
- If the same courses are repeated, the credits earned afterward are excluded from graduation credits.
- If basic science or general elective courses should be recognized as major courses, please submit supporting documentation.
(Additional information) Department, student number, name, credits for recognized courses, name of recognized courses
| Category | Grade/Semester | Title | Credit (hr) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Major Basic | Year 1 / 1st semester | Self-Design SeminarⅠ | 1(1) |
| Major Basic | Year 1 / 1st semester | Introduction to Japanese study(1) | 3(3) |
| Major Basic | Year 1 / 2nd semester | Self-Design Seminar Ⅱ | 1(1) |
| Major Basic | Year 1 / 2nd semester | Introduction to Japanese study(2) | 3(3) |
| Major Core | Year 1 / 1st semester | Introduction to Japanese Culture Contents | 3(3) |
| Major Core | Year 1 / 2nd semester | Introduction to Japanese Area Study | 3(3) |
| Major Basic | Year 2 / 1st semester | Academic Japanese (1) | 2(3) |
| Major Basic | Year 2 / 2nd semester | Academic Japanese (2) | 2(3) |
| Major Core | Year 2 / 1st semester | Modern History of Japan | 3(3) |
| Major Core | Year 2 / 2nd semester | Criticism of Japanese Literature | 3(3) |
| Major Core | Year 3 / 1st semester | Understanding of Japanese Local Communities | 3(3) |
| Major Core | Year 3 / 2nd semester | Japanese Modern Culture Theory | 3(3) |
Graduation Thesis
- You must take one of the following courses in the 1st or 2nd semester of your 4th year: Japanese Regional Cultural Planning Capstone Design or Japanese Regional Studies Capstone Design before submitting your thesis.
- Students must pass the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) Level 1 or Level 2 before enrolling in each capstone design class, and submit a copy of the JLPT passing certificate to the professor at the beginning of the course.
Effective for freshmen in 2020
- Before taking each capstone design class, students must submit a thesis plan by the deadline. (Refer to Academic Notices and Forms)
You may be restricted from taking the course if you do not submit the thesis plan by the deadline.
Master's students are exempt from taking the thesis and capstone classes.
Graduation Certification / Submit by the 4th year final semester end date
- English Language Graduation Qualification : Fill out the English Language Graduation Qualification Application Form and submit it to the department office with the required documents.
Students must fulfill the above 5 requirements to graduate.
Completion and Repeat
Repeat determination (for students who have completed 8 semesters)
- In case of failure to complete the required curriculum (insufficient graduation credits, not completing major requirements, etc.)
- In case the dual (joint) major and teaching courses have not fulfilled the graduation requirements.
Completion
- If you have completed the required curriculum, but failed the thesis or failed to obtain a graduation qualification (English, information literacy)
(Completed students are not eligible to register for semesters and courses).
English Graduation Qualification
- Download the Application for English Graduate Qualification (download from the archive) and submit it to the department office with the required documents.
- Submit: Attach a scan of your transcript and apply on the portal by the deadline.
| Category | Exams | Other exams | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| toeic | toefl(ibt) | teps | ielts | toeic(s) | toeic(w) | opic | |
| Full Marks | 990 | 120 | 990 | 9 | 200 | 200 | ad |
| Admitted in 2010 or later and transferred in that year | 700 | 82 | 577 | 6.5 | 130 | 140 | im |
| Admitted before 2009 and transferred in that year | 600 | 68 | 480 | 5.5 | 110 | 120 | il |