College of Culture

and Social Sciences

	__Contact Information Phone: +82-61-659-7505～7508 Fax: +82-61-659-7509 Email: heecj@jnu.ac.kr URL: http://yculture.jnu.ac.kr

■ Division of International Studies

⋅ English Studies

⋅ Japanese Studies

⋅ Chinese Studies

■ Division of Business and Commerce

⋅ International Trade and Commerce

⋅ Logistics and Transportation

■ Division of Culture Contents

⋅ Department of Multimedia

⋅ Department of Electronic Commerce

■ Division of Global Studies

■ Affiliated Research Centers

⋅ Yi Sunshin Marine Culture Research Center

⋅ Information Technology Research Institute

⋅ Center for Transportation Logistics

⋅ East Asia Institute

⋅ Marine Leisure Sports Laboratory

	Division of International Studies	__Contact Information Tel: +82-61-659-7510 Fax: +82-61-654-3512 E-mail: A0331@jnu.ac.kr URL: http://inter.jnu.ac.kr

■ What is International Studies?

The Division of International Studies provides a solid background in regional studies and an understanding of foreign languages for students who aspire to be international experts of the 21st century.

■ Division of International Studies at Chonnam National University

The Division of International Studies offers comprehensive interdisciplinary courses related to global concerns in English, Chinese, and Japanese. With a remarkable combination of faculty, staff, programs, and state-of-the-art facilities, the division provides the best education possible for motivated students who aspire to be international leaders of the 21st century.

Considering these educational objectives, the division offers a variety of programs ranging from overseas language study and internships to special lectures for employment.

■ Professors

∙Young-Soon Cho, Ph.D.

[Professor, Department of English

ysncho@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Sung-Kap Yang, Ph.D.

[Professor, Department of English

yangtop@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Kwan-Young Oh, Ph.D.

[Professor, Department of English

okyoung@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Han-Nae Yu, Ph.D.

[Professor, Department of English

ambrosia@gmail.com]

∙Yong-Ki Kang, Ph.D.

[Professor, Department of English

greening@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Ji-hyun Kang, Ph.D.

[Professor, Department of Japanese Studies,

jihyun@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Ji-yeon Won, Ph.D.

[Professor, Department of Japanese Studies,

jywon@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Byeong-hoon Lee, Ph.D.

[Professor, Department of Japanese Studies,

leebh@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Ki-ryong Chung, Ph.D.

[Professor, Department of Japanese Studies,

nhk5317@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Kyung-kuk Kim, Ph.D.

[Professor. Department of Chinese Studies,

kmkyk@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Seung-hyun Choi, Ph.D.

[Professor, Department of Chinese Studies,

cchx5278@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Won-il Cho, Ph.D.

[Professor, Department of Chinese Studies,

mengzi@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Young-uk Um, Ph.D.

[Professor, Department of Chinese Studies,

uyu123@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Jin-hee Song, Ph.D.

[Professor, Department of Chinese Studies,

fu286599@chonnam.ac.kr]

■ Degree Requirements

Students are required to earn 130 credits. Students may normally earn 18 credits per semester (up to 21 credits in exceptional cases). Students are also required to pass a graduation exam and demonstrate proficiency with computers and in a foreign language.

■ What Do You Study?

English Studies Major Courses

Understanding English & Americans (3)

World Englishes (3)

Survey on British Literary Works (3)

English Grammar (3)

Tour Guide English (3)

Media English (3)

Practical English (3)

English Sentence Structure (3)

English Pronunciation 1 (3)

Introductory English Linguistics (3)

English Conversation 1 (3)

British & American Drama (3)

English Listening Comprehension (3)

English Vocabulary (3)

English Conversation 2 (3)

Survey on American Literature (3)

Culture of American Society (3)

Understanding of British and American Poetry (3)

Cultural Background of the English Language (3)

English Semantics (3)

English Conversation 3 (3)

English Composition (3)

Literature and Film (3)

Business English 1 (3)

Understanding British and American Novels (3)

English Discourses (3)

English to Korean Translation (3)

History of English (3)

Business English 2 (3)

Essay Writing in English (3)

Presentation English (3)

Reading English Prose (3)

English Syntax (3)

Environmental Writings (3)

Current English (3)

Practice of Practical English (3)

Topics in English Linguistics (3)

Interview English (3)

Chinese Studies Major Courses

Reading Comprehension on Ancient Chinese Words (3)

Global Communication English: GCE (3)

Chinese for Beginning (3)

History of Exchange in east and west culture(3)

East Asian Regional Study (3)

Study of tea culture in East-Asian countries (3)

Understanding of Oriental Philosophy (3)

Adage Chinese (3)

Chinese Learned via Film(3)

Exposition of Chinese classics(3)

Appreciation of Chinese Classical Prose (3)

Appreciation of Chinese Classical Poetry (3)

China and Overseas Chinese (3)

Trip to Chinese Literature (3)

Special Course in Chinese Literature (3)

Understanding of Chinese Culture (3)

Reading Chinese Newspaper (3)

Advanced Chinese Conversation (3)

Chinese education theory (3)

"Chinese Textbook Research and Teaching Method"(3)

"Chinese Reasoning and Essay Education"(2)

Chinese Reading Comprehension(3)

Chinese Grammar (3)

Chinese Interview Practice (3)

Chinese composition1 (3)

Chinese composition2 (3)

Intermediate level Chinese conversation (3)

Intermediate Chinese Conversation 2 (3)

Basic Chinese conversation (3)

Basic Chinese Conversation 2 (3)

Practice on debate related to China (3)

Chinese Translation and Interpretation (3)

Special Course in Chinese Language Study (3)

Exploration to Chinese Local Culture (3)

Strolling through Chinese History (3)

China Immigration study (3)

Chinese Politics and Diplomacy (3)

Special Course in Chinese Regional Study (3)

Intermediate level HSK (3)

Beginning level HSK (3)

Practical Trade Business Chinese  (3)

History of Exchange in Korean and Chinese Culture (3)

HSK Listening (3)

Japanese Studies Major Courses

Beginner for japanese conversation (3)

Multimedia Japanese 1 (3)

Multimedia Japanese 2 (3)

Japanese Grammar 1 (3)

Japanese Listening Exercise (3)

Japanese Conversation 1 (3)

Understanding of Japanese History (3)

Japanese Culture Reading (3)

Understanding of Japanese Society (3)

Japanese Grammar 2 (3)

Japanese Composition1 (3)

Japanese Conversation2 (3)

Introduction to Japan Study (3)

Understanding of Japanese Economy (3)

Understanding of Japanese Literary (3)

Japanese Composition 2 (3)

Understanding of Japanese Study (3)

Japanese Conversation 3 (3)

Contemporary Japan’s Situation (3)

Business Japanese (3)

Practical Japanese (3)

Japanese Document Preparation (3)

Japanese Composition 3 (3)

Japanese Conversation 4 (3)

Understanding of Japanese Politics (3)

Tourism Japanese Exercise (3)

Japanese of Current Topics (3)

Japanese Corporate Management (3)

Understanding of Japanese Literary (3)

Japanese Speech (3)

Studies on Japanese Syntax (3)

Expert in Japanese· Translation Exercise (3)

Theory on Korea-Japan Relations (3)

Japanese Education Theory (3)

Japanese materials research, and a method of guidance(3)

Japanese Department logical and essays Trainin(2)

■ Careers

Students who have successfully completed the Division programs have worked for leading companies such as GS Caltex, Yeocheon NCC, Kumho PandG, LG Petrochemical Plant, Honam Oil Company, BASF, Kwangyang LST, Suncheon Carf, Lotte Hotel, Doobee Trade Company, Cam Zone Trade Company, J&D International, Incheon International Airport, and POSCO. Many graduates have worked as school teachers, public officers, interpreters, tour guides, and professional translators.

	Division of Logistics and International Trade	__Contact Information Tel: +82-61-659-7340 Fax: +82-61-659-7359 E-mail: mihoe@jnu.ac.kr URL: http://logtr.jnu.ac.kr

■ What is Logistics and International Trade?

International Trade and Commerce is an area of study which has an internationally-oriented, and practical nature. The International Trade and Commerce major, as an educational goal, aims to adapt to a rapidly changing domestic and overseas environment, lead new changes, and thus cultivate specialized commercial experts who are capable of contributing to property of korean economy in the world market.

Logistics and Transportation is an area of study is highlighted as a leading field of the 21st century. Performance of businesses concerned with national competitive power is related to logistics and transportation. We aim to strengthen international competitiveness by optimizing logistics systems in both public and private sectors, and by improving transportation problems over the country.

Many companies occupying the Gwangyang container terminal, the free economic zone in the Gwangyang Bay, the Yeosu National Industrial Complex, and the Yulchon Regional Industrial Complex provide employment opportunities for graduates.

■ Division of Logistics and International Trade at Chonnam National University

The Division of Business and Commerce consists of 3 major fields of study: Business Administration, International Trade and Commerce, and Logistics and Transportation. However Business Administration has not enrolled new students since 2015. The division takes charge of education related to corporations, trade, logistics, and transportation in Yeosu, the largest city in the free economic zone in the Gwangyang Bay area. Many opportunities and challenges in the free economic zone, including many businesses and financial institutions in Yeosu, are available.

The Business and Commerce program is based on the vision to pursue excellence in education with an aim to produce leaders in management and economic activities.

Graduates are equipped with profound knowledge, both in theory and in practice. They are capable of applying such knowledge to growing their problem-solving skills in the real world and contributing innovatively to society or organizations for which they work.

■ Professors

∙Cheol Lee, Ph.D.

[Professor, International Economics,

clee1@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Bok-jae Park, Ph.D.

[Professor, International Commerce,

bjpark73@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Gil-sung Kim, Ph.D.

[Professor, International Business,

kikis@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Young-moon Kang, Ph.D.

[Professor, International Commerce,

wto3@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Seok-gang Park, Ph.D.

[Professor, Strategic Management,

parksg1214@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Byung-in Park, Ph.D.

[Professor, Business Logistics,

bipark@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Sang-gu Kim, Ph.D.

[Professor, Traffic Operations,

kim-sg@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Jong-wook Bae, Ph.D.

[Professor, Logistics System,

jwbae@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Chang-hyun Kim, Ph.D.

[Professor, Logistics Information Systems,

chkim@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Chang-ho Choi, Ph.D.

[Professor, Freight Transportation,

jc1214@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Seung-sik Shin, Ph.D.

[Professor, Logistics Policy &

Environment Logistics,

shin2han@chonnam.ac.kr]

■ Degree Requirements

Students are required to take a total of 130 credits to graduate: 22 credits from cultural studies courses, 8 credits from compulsory cultural studies courses,  21 credits from core major courses, and more than 39 credits from elective major courses. Students are also required to submit a thesis (or pass a graduation exam) and demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language.

■ What Do You Study?

❚ Division of Logistics and International Trade

Introduction to International Trade (3)

Business Statistics (3)

Principles of Enterprise Management (3)

Introduction of Logistics (3)

❚ International Trade and Commerce

Major Courses

Chinese for Beginners (3)

Trade English (3)

Principles Of Marketing (3)

International Trade Practice (3)

International Business (3)

Business Communication (3)

Distribution and Inauguration of Trading Companies (3)

Practical Letter of Credit (3)

Electronic Commerce (3)

Internatioal Logistics and Exhibition Convention (3)

International Business Strategy (3)

International Negotiation and Business Contract (3)

Asian Culture and business (3)

International Manner and Overseas Area Studies (3)

Electronic Trade Simulation (3)

Online Expert Marketing (3)

Case Studies of Global Companies (3)

International Trade Seminar with CEOs (Capstone

design) (3)

Principles of Accounting (3)

International Marketing Strategy (3)

International Commerce (3)

International Finance (3)

Financial Marketing (3)

International Finance (3)

International Investment Management (3)

Risk Management for Financial Institutions (3)

Big Data Analysis for Finance (3)

International Mergers & Acquisitions (3)

Macroeconomics (3)

Microeconomics (3)

International Economics (3)

International Tourism Economics (3)

English Conversation for International Commerce 2 (3)

English Conversation for International Commerce 1 (3)

English Conversation for International Commerce 3 (3)

English Conversation for International Commerce 4 (3)

❚ Logistics and Transportation

Major Courses

Global  Communication English: GCE (3)

Persuasion and Communication (3)

Disciplined Inquiry (3)

Chinese Classic in Korean (3)

Field Practice (3)

Introduction to Transportation (3)

Inland Transport Management (3)

Logistics Accounting (3)

Business English (3)

Management Science (3)

Logistics Management/Supply Chain Management (3)

Marketing Management (3)

Logistics Data Processing (3)

Statistics applied in Transportation and Logistics

Urban Logistics (3)

Transportation Planning (3)

Distribution Management (3)

Understanding of Economics (3)

Database Application to Logistics (3)

Warehousing and Material Handling Management (3)

Logistics Laws (3)

Practice of Logistics (3)

Transportation Demand Analysis (3)

Global Supply Chain Management (3)

Logistics and e-Business (3)

Research Methodology (3)

International Transport of goods (3)

Logistics Cost Analysis (3)

Logistics Facility Planning (3)

Economic Decision Analysis (3)

Port Operations and Management (3)

Purchasing and Supply Management (3)

Traffic Operation (3)

Introduction to Logistics Information System (3)

International Transportation (3)

Seminar on Logistics Trend (3)

Traffic  safety (3)

Integrated  Logistics Systems Management (3)

Industrial  Location Theory (3)

Service  Management (3)

Supply  Chain Management (3)

Seminar  in Logistics Innovation (3)

Green Logistics (3)

■ Careers

As the division is related to commerce, graduates can find jobs in diverse fields.

In terms of the major of Business Administration, it is possible to become a certified public accountant, licensed tax accountant, patent attorney, customs expert, and certified public labor attorney through a licensing exam. It is also possible to enter numerous academic fields and research institutes related to commerce by attending graduate school. In addition, many graduates work in fields related to accounting, planning, finance, and marketing in ordinary companies, including the financial industry, such as banks, securities companies, insurance companies, and investment and trust management companies.

The major of International Trade and Commerce cultivates experts in international trade, distribution management, cyber trading, foreign exchange management, and e-commerce management. The graduates work mainly in the field of international trade-related business in various companies, and financial institutions. Moreover, they can work as public servants in local and central government related to trade and commerce.

Graduates of the department of logistics and transportation can mainly enter not only the logistics sector but also the transportation sector. At the logistics sector, they can go into logistics-related organizations such as international shipping companies, forwarders, couriers, port authorities, terminal operating companies as well as general companies as logistics officers after obtaining the certifications such as "Certified Professional Logistician” and "International Certified Professional Logistician”.  In the transportation sector, they can advance transport-specialized officials, traffic-related authorities and corporations as well as engineering companies after acquiring professional qualifications such as "Engineer Transportation" and "Industrial Engineer Transportation".

	Division of Culture Contents	__Contact Information Tel: +82-61-659-7440 Fax: +82-61-659-7449 E-mail: ymkang@jnu.ac.kr URL: http://ccd.jnu.ac.kr

■ What is Culture Contents?

The Division of Cultural Contents refers to the diverse range of culture based arts being stored, distributed and enjoyed in the form of visual and digital media in the genre of games, animation, music, characters, broadcasting, and e-books.

■ Division of Culture Contents at Chonnam National University

The Departments of Multimedia and Electronic Commerce were merged into the school of Culture Contents in 2006. The Division of Culture Contents is now training undergraduate students to compete with world professionals in the field of digital contents for culture industry, and IT infrastructure for a ubiquitous society. The school aims to train students to be leading specialists in all fields of the culture industry, including creation of digital contents, mobile software, and electronic commerce. The school’s students can obtain excellent qualifications in Gaming Graphics, Multimedia Content Authorship, Network Expertise, Web Page Expertise, Web Mastery, DB (OCA, OCP, OCM), Java Programming (SCJP, SCJD, WCD) and CPM.

■ Professors

∙Hyug-Hyun Cho, Ph.D.

[Professor, Database and Security,

hhcho@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Soon-Hee Han, Ph.D.

[Professor, Compiler and Mobile Systems,

shhan@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Young-Man Kang, Ph.D.

[Professor, Computer Network and

Digital Broadcasting Systems,

ymkang@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Hee-Teak Ceong, Ph.D.

[Professor, Distributed Systems and

Multimedia, htceong@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Min-Suk Yoon, Ph.D.

[Professor, MS and IS, msyoon@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Yong-Min Kim, Ph.D.

[Professor, Information Security and

Electronic Commerce Systems,

ymkim@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Jun-Seok Lee, Ph.D.

[Professor, Logistic Information and

Computer Games, iexpert@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Jeong-Seon Park, Ph.D.

[Professor, Multimedia Programming and

Pattern Recognition, jpark@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Seung-Bong Park, Ph.D.

[Professor, e-Business Models and e-Business

Strategy, parks@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Byung-il Moon, Ph.D.

[Professor, Physical,

m20011002@jnu.ac.kr]

■ Degree Requirements

∙ Major Requirements: At least 18 credits

∙ Major Electives: 30 credits or more

∙ General Education Requirement: 8 credits or more

∙ General Education Electives: 22 credits or more

∙ General Electives: 31 credits or more

∙ Graduation Credits: At least 130 credits or more

■ What Do You Study?

Division of Culture Contents

▮ Major Requirement (6)

Introduction to Electronic Commerce (3)

Introduction of Multimedia and Practice (3)

▮ General Education Requirement (3)

Introduction To Logic (3)

▮ Major Courses

Computational Thinking (3)

Web Production and Practice (3)

Department of Multimedia

▮ Major Requirements (12)

Multimedia Data Structure (3)

Practice of Multimedia Authoring (3)

Programming Language and Laboratory (3)

Web-Server Implementation and Practice II (3)

▮ Major Courses

Animation Project (3)

Contents Design Practice (3)

Contents Management (3)

Creative Engineering Design1(Capstone design) (3)

Creative Engineering Design2(Capstone design) (3)

Culture Contents Design (3)

Field Practice1(Multimedia) (2)

Field Practice2(Multimedia) (2)

Fundamentals of Animation (3)

Fundamentals of Digital Design (3)

Game Graphics (3)

Game Planning and Analysis (3)

Image Processing Practice (3)

Intelligent App Application and Practice (3)

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Practice (3)

Introduction to Mobile System (3)

Mobile Application and Practice (3)

Multimedia Big Data Processing (3)

Multimedia Convergency Practice (3)

Multimedia Data Processing and Practice (3)

Multimedia Database (3)

Multimedia Image Planning (3)

Multimedia Information Communication (3)

Multimedia Programming and Practice (3)

Multimedia System (3)

Multimedia System Analysis and Design (3)

Operation System Practice (3)

Production of Portfolio (3)

Production Theory of Game and Practice (3)

Project Practice (3)

Research on Network game (3)

Understanding Digital Broadcasting Contents (3)

Web Client Producing and Practice (3)

Web-Server Implementation and PracticeⅠ (3)

Windows Programming Practice (3)

Department of Electronic Commerce

▮ Major Requirements (12)

e-Research & Methodology (3)

Introduction to Information Technology (3)

Electronic Commerce Web Programming and Practice (3)

Electronic Commerce Design 1(Capstone design) (3)

▮ Major Courses

Basic Operating System (3)

Business Start-up & Technology Management(3)

Computer Networks (3)

Computerized Accounting (3)

Customer Relationship Management (3)

Data Science (3)

Data Structure Application and Practice (3)

Database System (3)

Decision Making (3)

Digital Contents Business (3)

e-Business Strategy(3)

Electronic Commerce Design2(Capstone design) (3)

Electronic Commerce Platform and Practice (3)

Electronic Commerce System Analysis And Design (3)

Electronic Commerce System Implementation (3)

Field Practice1 (2)

Field Practice2 (2)

Financial Analysis (3)

Internet Marketing  (3)

Introduction to Information Security (3)

Logistics & Distribution (3)

Management Information System (3)

Mobile Business (3)

Mobile Commerce Application and Practice (3)

Mobile Introduction (3)

Mobile Programming Practice  (3)

Mobile Web programming  (3)

Principles of e-Management (3)

Programming Data Structure (3)

Project Management  (3)

Security for Electronic Transaction (3)

System Information Security (3)

Web Information Retrieval (3)

■ Careers

After graduation, students are expected to be engaged in all aspects of the IT-related industry such as multimedia, mobile, or game programming to name but a few.

In addition, graduates have become high-level civil servants or academics. Many of our graduates can be found playing important roles in the IT-related industry.

	Division of Global Studies	__Contact Information Tel: +82-61-659-7630 Fax: +82-61-659-7639 E-mail: yunjungie@jnu.ac.kr URL: http://dogt.jnu.ac.kr

■ What is Global Studies?

The Division of Global Studies wants to cultivate talented people who can study Korean language and its culture and history, current Korea, and future directionality of Korea and share it with cosmopolitans. The Division is an open study of Korea as a growing society in a close relationship with the world. Our purpose is to educate students to become professionals producing knowledge of 21st century of Korea by providing an opportunity to study convergence of Korea with global perspective.

■ Division of Global Studies at Chonnam National University

In every perspective, the world is getting smaller. There are unprecedented experience in Korea; for example, our country is receiving attention from the world in recent economic growth, democracy, Hallyu, Inter-Korea relations. Also, Korea has interacted with many countries on earth. The reality is that the school desperately needs people who can see Korea from a historical and global perspective, who are concerned about how Korea should live in peace with other countries in the world, and who have the ability to put it into their actions. Therefore, we established the Division of Global Studies to lead the production and education of knowledge about Korea that the world demands. The Division of Global Studies wants to cultivate talented people who can study Korean language and its culture and history, current Korea, and future directionality of Korea and share it with cosmopolitans. The Division of Global Studies is an open study of Korea as a growing society in a close relationship with the world. Lectures in the division of Global Studies are mainly in English. Global Studies aims to educate students to become professionals producing knowledge of 21st century of Korea by providing an opportunity to study convergence of Korea with global perspective.

Students combine social anthropological method and data scientific method in studying the various perspective of Korea, such as arts, society, culture, language, economy, history, technology and development etc. Therefore, they also will experience liberal arts education: reading, writing, analyzing, theorizing and criticizing etc, as well as advanced education related to big data analysis, information mining and digital humanities etc. Due to the learning of convergence, lectures will be mainly concentrated on understanding their own problems and their ability to solve problems on their own, rather than focusing on delivering knowledge to students. Thus, students will be fostered as future oriented talents who can express their opinion freely.

■ Professors

∙Seok-gang Park, Ph.D

[Professor, Strategic Management,

parksg1214@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙In-hye Lee, Ph.D.

[Professor, Korean Studies & Korean Language Education, heyday0817@naver.com]