	Graduate School of Public Policy	___Contact Information Phone: +82-62-530-5195~6 Fax: +82-62-530-2266 URL: http://cnugspp.jnu.ac.kr

■ Graduate Studies in our School

Since 1980, the Graduate School of Public Policy has focused its efforts on teaching and studying the modern theories and applications of public policy. It also aims to contribute the development of the nation and local communities by educating competent leaders and administrators.

■  Degree Requirements

Candidates eligible for the master’s degree program are those who have  a bachelor’s degree, or who are recognized by the Ministry of Education as having equivalent qualifications to the coursework requirements of a regular four-year college program.

Our school has three academic divisions: ① Public Administration, ② Society, Culture, and Welfare, and ③ Real estate and Community Development. The length of the each division’s coursework shall normally be two years and six months. A period of no longer than four years and six months shall be allowed for completion of the master’s degree program.

The number of class days must exceed 180 for each academic year. A minimum of 24 credits are required for completion of the master’s degree. A student who has a different major area from that of his undergraduate courses will have to take some undergraduate courses. The GPA should be 3.0(B) or better.

Up to twelve credits earned at other foreign or domestic universities and colleges can be transferred for the master’s degree program of the School. However, a maximum of 6 credits earned at other foreign or domestic universities or colleges before entering our school may be transferred for the master’s degree program.

The courses offered in our school are evening classes. Students are required to attend more than two-thirds of their classes to get credits.

Master’s degrees shall be conferred upon the candidate who has fulfilled all of these requirements: ① 24 credits hours, ② comprehensive examination, and ③ additional 6 credit hours or thesis writing and oral examination.

Our school may offer non-credit programs to individuals who need specialized or technical knowledge in order to carry out their jobs. International students or government officials who have equivalent qualifications may be accepted as special supernumerary students through an extra examination.

■ What Do You Study

Studies on Policy Process

Social Science Methodology

Understanding Contemporary Society

Contemporary Korean Politics

▮Public Administration Division

Public Conflict Management

Development Cooperation Administrative Law

Police Administration

Science and Technology Policy

Educational Administration

International Politics

Regulation Policy

Global Governance Study

Law of Labour

Urban Administration

Corruption Crime theory

Comparative Administration

Welfare Administration

Foreing Policy Analysis

Public Personnel Administration

Local Governing Police System

Theory of Disaster Management

Electronic Government

Intergovernmental Relations

Governmental Budgeting

NGO and Government

Policy process theory

Public Policy Analysis and evaluation

Policy Research Seminar

Political Process

Gender Policy

Research Methods in Public Policy

Seminar on Local Councils

Local Autonomy

Law of Local Autonomy

Theory On Local Public Finance

Local Administration

Seminar on Regional governance

Theory of Korea Unification Policy

Korean Politics

Korean Public Administration

Administrative Management

General Theory of Administrative Law

Public Organization Theory

Philosophy of Public Administration

Constitutional Law

Introduction of Modern Public Administration

Criminal Law & Economic Crimes

Criminal Policy

Environmental Policy

▮Society, Culture, and Welfare Division

Social Work with Families

Health Psychology

Public Information Service

Understanding Public Information Use

Positive psychology

Seminar on Archival Culture

Archival Records value theory

Welfare for the Elderly

Multiculturalism and Social Welfare

Culture Policy of Multiculturalism

Seminar on mass Culture

Seminar on Reading Culture

Culture Policy of Cultural Space

Culture Policy of Cultural Interaction

Seminar on Cultural Management

Theory of Culture Industry

Cultural psychology

Seminar on Cultural Study

Seminar on Culture and Tourism Policy

cultural resources & DB Construction theory

Theory of Culture Policy

History on the Cultural Policy

Seminar on Media Policy

Forensic Psychology

Theories of Social Change

Introduction to Social Welfare

Social Welfare Law

Social Welfare case management

Social welfare policy

Social welfare program development and evaluation

Social psychology

Seminar on social movement

Counseling psychology

Media & PR

Seminar on visual sociology

Decision making psychology

Human Behavior and Social Environment

Deviation and Control

Globalization & Local Culture

Seminar on Information Culture

Seminar on Information Society

Information Policy Theory

Gender and Society

Organizational psychology

Regional Development and Media

Seminar on Local Community

Seminar on Community

Seminar on Local Media

Contemporary Society & Media

Modern Society and Human Rights

Modern Society & Mental Health

Understanding of Modern Society

▮Real estate & Community Development Division

Tourism development Policy

Case studies on Gwangju Urban Policy

Transportation Policy

Green Urban Policy

Rural Development Policy

Urban Planning

History of urban development

Urban Growth Management

Urban Regeneration Policy

Urban Policy

Case studies on Urban Policy

Seminar on Urban & Regional Economic Policy

Future Urban Structure

Real Estate Development

Real Estate Industry

Real Estate Policy

Case Studies on Real Estate Policy

Case studies on Jeonnam Regional development Policy

Regional Development Policy

Regional Landscape Planning

local culture theory

Seminar on Community development

Case Studies on Regional Policy

Modern Urban Theory

■ Committee Members of Graduate School

∙Myoung-Gyu Lee, Ph.D.

Dept. of Library and Information science,

gyulee@jnu.ac.kr

∙Geun-Pil Ryu, Ph.D.

Dept. of Administration,

gpryu@jnu.ac.kr

∙Sung-Wook Choi, Ph.D.

Dept. of Administration,

csw4pa@jnu.ac.kr

∙Young-Jin Ahn, Ph.D.

Dept. of Geography,

yjahn@jnu.ac.kr

∙June-Woo Kim, Ph.D.

Dept. of Sociology,

junewoo@jnu.ac.kr

∙Mun-Soo Kim, Ph.D.

Dept. of Psychology,

munsookim@jnu.ac.kr

∙Jong-Won Yoo Ph.D.

Dept. of Mass Communication,

jwyoo@jnu.ac.kr

∙Sang-Kyun Cho, Ph.D.

Law School,

skcho@jnu.ac.kr

∙Eun-Jung Choi, Ph.D.

Dept. of Political Science and Diplomacy,

ejchoi1976@gmail.com

∙Kyung-Hak Kim, Ph.D.

Dept. of Anthropology,

khkim@jnu.ac.kr

∙Jeong-Ha Hwang, Ph.D.

Dept. of Welfare at the Living Environment,

jhwang@jnu.ac.kr