About Academic Specialization Program

Students can practice creating, critiquing, editing, and promoting cultural content through the cultural content program (planning and editing webzine KOI). The program strengthens students' ability to work in cultural content and acquire rich experience in cultural content. Students can build up their specialized knowledge in related fields and create an educational effect that fosters creative cultural content professionals.

Students can acquire an objective evaluation standard of their language skills through the JLPT and be motivated to improve their Japanese language skills accordingly. This program will help students improve their academic skills, problem-solving competencies, communication, language skills and secure future employment competitiveness.

This program is designed for students with learning difficulties to improve their academic foundation through an intensive and systematic program. The program also enhances students' self-confidence in their studies. The program will be conducted for a few students, mainly juniors, immediately after the 1st midterm and before and after the start of the 2nd semester. This will help students acquire basic Japanese language skills for their majors.

We provide an intensive and systematic educational program for students who wish to study in Japan, exchange, or work for Japanese companies. The program includes participation in Japanese career counseling sessions and job fairs as a prerequisite. The short-term intensive program aims to improve students' written and spoken Japanese language skills and provide practical information on living manners and local knowledge to help them find employment in Japan. In addition, the program also introduces the JPT examination to students who wish to work for Japanese companies in Korea and allows them to study and practice the examination tips and strategies through sample questions.

This program is designed to strengthen students' employment competencies to increase the employment rate of students in fields related to their majors. To prepare for employment associated with the Japanese Regional Culture (JRC) major, students are encouraged to research, learn, and share career information in a self-directed way to prepare more systematically and effectively for their careers.

This program allows students to travel to Japan to conduct local cultural research, learn and practice local research methodology, and gain a rich and vivid experience of Japan and its language and culture. It also provides students with the opportunities to enhance their field experience and professional knowledge in the relevant fields, and to develop an international outlook to become Japanese regional experts.