	Graduate School of Business		__Contact Information Phone: +82-62-530-1501∼2 Fax: +82-62-530-1490 E-mail: gsbmba.jnu.ac.kr URL: http://mba.jnu.ac.kr/

■ Overview

The mission of the Graduate School of Business (GSB), established on March 1, 2007, is to nurture business leaders through practical, global, and an interdisciplinary-oriented education that meets international standards. The GSB offers Global MBA and K-MBA degrees operated on a 45-hour credit system in 4 semesters across 2 years. The program admits students with academic aptitude, regardless of work experience but an internship is required for those students with no work experience. In August 2010, the GSB launched a government supported Management of Technology (MOT) MBA program and the MOT program runs as its own track since 2017. In addition to the regular MBA programs, the school also offers Customized Executive MBA Programs designed to meet the specific needs of an industry or a firm. As a result of the school’s effort to provide an education with a global orientation, the school had earned AACSB international accreditation in July 2012 and earned reaccreditation in April 2018 . The GSB offers students not only knowledge and skills in corporate management and entrepreneurial enterprises, but also opportunities to deepen their understanding of Asian business culture through business field study tours to top business schools in Asia.

History

Feb  1969	Established as the Graduate School of Business Administration

Mar  1994	Launched Advanced Management Program

Mar  2007	Transformed into the Graduate School of Business and launched MBA Program

Apr  2010	Launched MOT MBA Program

July  2012	Accredited AACSB

Mar  2014  Selected KOICA-CNU by Korea International Cooperation

Aug  2015  Launched KEPCO E³ MBA Dual Degree Program(Customized Executive MBA Program)             K-MBA

Oct  2018  Launched Big data Management track

Mar  2019 Concluded an MOU for MBA Dual Degree Program with University of Missouri-St. Louis

Educational Goals

1. Practical Management Education: Prepare students with practical capabilities through case studies requiring problem-solving and decision-making skills, project-based learning and internships.

2. Global Orientation: Provide students with opportunities to study abroad through academic exchanges and collaborative projects with leading MBA programs in Asia, Europe, and the USA. In addition, students will be provided with foreign language education, global experiences through interaction with international students, student exchange programs, and lectures by distinguished scholars in the field.

3. Interdisciplinary Training: Equip students with skills, knowledge, and leadership as well-rounded business managers in corporate management in such areas as finance, accounting, human resources and organization, marketing, production/operations, management information systems, and international business.

■ Curriculum

Global MBA and K-MBA curricula are composed of all electives. Students need only 45 credits for any subjects in either curriculum. During the second year, students can do the Capstone Project1 and 2 instead of in-person lectures, through which they compile their knowledge and field training experience during the MBA course. The Capstone projects are a form of self-study teams or alone. Such a systematic curriculum enables students to be fully equipped with the necessary knowledge, in-depth expertise, and comprehensive and practical perspectives essential to become qualified business leaders.

Education System

	Global MBA	K-MBA
Degree offered	Master’s degree	Master’s degree
Track	-	General, Finance·Accounting, Big data Management, MOT(Management of Technology)
Medium of instruction	English and Korean	Korean
Length of program	4 Semesters in 2 Years

■ Degree Requirements

In order to obtain an MBA degree, students are required to complete 45 credit hours consisting of core courses and electives with a grade point average of B or above. Also, students need  more than six months of work experience and an internship is required for those students with no work experience.

■ Professors

Business Administration

∙Il Sang Ko, Ph.D.

[Professor, MIS, isko@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Joon Ko, Ph.D.

[Professor, MIS, kjoon@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Kyung-Su Kim, Ph.D.

[Professor, Organizational Behavior,

kskim@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Min-Jeong Kim, Ph.D.

[Associate Professor, Human Resource

Management and Organizational Behavior,

minjkim@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Sang-Hee Kim, Ph.D.

[Professor, Marketing, ksh2851@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Seon-Mi Kim, Ph.D.

[Assistant Professor, Accounting,

smkim09@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Eun-Hee Kim, Ph.D

[Associate Professor, Technology

Management, eheekim@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Jae-Yun Kim, Ph.D

[Professor, Operations Management,

jaeyun@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Jae-Jon Kim, Ph.D.

[Professor, MIS, jaejon@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Ji-Yoon Kim, Ph.D.

[Assistant Professor, International Business,      jykim2016@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Chong-Kil Na, Ph.D.

[Professor, Financial Accounting,

∙Hyun-jung Nam, Ph.D.

[Assistant Professor, Operations Management,     hjnam@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Hyun-Jae Park, Ph.D.

[Associate Professor, Strategic Management,

daniel@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Kwang-Il Bae, Ph.D.

[Associate Professor, Finance, k.bae@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Ki-Hyoung Son, Ph.D.

[Professor, Quantitative Analysis for

Management, khson@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Jae-Do Song, Ph.D.

[Associate Professor, Marketing,

sjaedo@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Duk-Sup Shim, Ph.D.

[Professor, Human Resource Management

and Organization Studies,

dsshim71@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Chae-Yeol Yang, Ph.D.

[Professor, Finance, cyyang@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Hyun Sik Yoon, Ph.D.

[Assistant Professor, MIS, Dr.Yoon@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Kang-Mun Lee, Ph.D.

[Assistant Professor, International Business,      km2310@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Sang-Jun Lee, Ph.D.

[Professor, MIS, s-lee@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Su-Yol Lee, Ph.D.

[Professor, Environmental and Operations Management, leesuyol@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Su-Jin Lee, Ph.D.

[Assistant Professor, Organizational Behavior     and Leadership, soojinlee@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Myung-Sook Jun, Ph.D.

[Associate Professor,Labor and Industrial Relation     msjun@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Sung-Il Jeon, Ph.D.

[Professor, Financial Accounting,

sijeon@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Ki-Ju Cheong, Ph.D.

[Professor Marketing, kcheong3@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙Sung-Chang Jung, Ph.D.

[Professor, Finance, scjung@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Yong-Ki Jung, Ph.D.

[Professor, Accounting Information Systems,

ykchung@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Geon Cho, Ph.D.

[Professor, Operations Management,

gcho@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Sung-Do Cho, Ph.D.

[Professor, Marketing, matt@chonnam.ac.kr]

∙YongDuk Choi, Ph.D.

[Assistant Professor, Human Resource

Management, ydchoi@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Sung-Ho Choi, Ph.D.

[Associate Professor, Finance, shchoi@jnu.ac.kr]∙Ung-Yong Choi, Ph.D.

[Professor, Cost and Managerial Accounting,

uychoi@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Ji-Ho Choi, Ph.D.

[Professor, Marketing, jihocool@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Byoung-Sop Han, Ph.D.

[Associate Professor, International Business,

hanbs@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Jang-Hui Han, Ph.D.

[Professor, Marketing, hanjh@jnu.ac.kr]

	Graduate School of Culture	__Contact Information Phone: +82-62-530-4062, 4079 Fax: +82-62-530-4069 URL:http:///website.jnu.ac.kr/user/indexMain.action?siteId=culture

■ Graduate School of Culture

History

Oct 2005	School of Culture at JNU authorized to open

Mar 2006	First-year graduate students enrolled in the Programs of Theory and Planning of Cultural Art and Cultural Tourism

Mar 2006	First Dean, Gwang Seo Park, inaugurated

Mar 2007	Second Dean, Chul Lee, Ph.D., inaugurated

June 2009	Third Dean, Eul Sik Sim, Ph.D., inaugurated

Feb 2011	Fourth Dean, Hoi Seok Yang, Ph.D., inaugurated

Feb 2013	Fifth Dean, Kang-Lae Lee, Ph.D., inaugurated

Feb 2015   Sixth Dean, Ju Noh Lee, Ph.D., inaugurated

Mar 2015   Students enrolled in the newly added Program of Media Art Engineering

Feb 2017   Seventh Dean, Yang-Hyan Kim, Ph.D., inaugurated.

Feb 2019   Eighth and Current Dean, Mu-Yong Lee, Ph.D., inaugurated.

Vision

To foster creative and competent cultural planners and educational specialists in the field of Korean culture.

To develop creative minds with the ability to identify the natural relationship between uniqueness and universality based on a comprehensive understanding of cultural diversity.

To nurture the ability to attract aesthetic or artistic factors from daily life and to commercialize them based on the knowledge of Korean cultural technology.

Staff

Position	University Classification	Name
Dean	Professor	Mu-Yong Lee, Ph.D.
Associate Dean	Professor	Shin Kyum Kang, Ph.D

Faculty Members

	Faculty				Staff			Total
	Professors	Associate Professors	Assistant Professors	Assistants	General Affairs	Maintenance	School Supporting Association
No.	7	2		1			1	11

Entrance Quota for Each Department

Departments	Theory and Planning of Cultural Art Cultural Management and Tourism Media Art Engineering	Total
Entrance Quota	30	30

■ Overview of Programs

The Graduate School of Culture was established in 2006 in order to nurture creative professionals working in the culture industry. The School’s programs are aimed at teaching students the social and financial values of art and culture, and developing a long-term perspective on commercialization using the academic base of liberal arts studies. To achieve this goal, the School provides three programs:

1) Cultural Art Planning

2) Cultural Management and Tourism

3) Media Art Engineering

The Cultural Art Planning program is designed to educate talented planners able to produce creative cultural products based on knowledge of the humanities that encompass aesthetics, cultural studies, literature, ecology, philosophy, and sociology. The program aims to create cultural art theorists who have a clear grasp of current trends in global cultural project planning and policy. The program also aspires to enable professionals to communicate cultural and art products to the general public, and identify consumption and production practices.

The aim of the Cultural Management and Tourism Program is to train professionals in cultural management and tourism and create culture and place marketing experts who can conduct research and planning, and oversee management by uniting various professional fields in a creative and integrative way based on passion, knowledge, and executive ability.

“Culture, Tourism, and Place” are chosen as three key words of this program, and the two routes, the Cultural Tourism Strategist route and Place Marketing Strategist route, are available along with a 32-subject curriculum.

The Cultural Tourism Strategist route is designed to create tourism professionals equipped with comprehensive and unique abilities. This route empowers students to overcome the limits of mass tourism by identifying alternative industries such as ecotourism, social welfare tourism, sustainable tourism, and green tourism.

The Place Marketing Strategist route aims to produce experts in the fields of place marketing and spatial culture. Students are empowered to practice in the new paradigm of Place Studies including place identity, urban culture, cultural politics of space, and human communication and networking, from which identity and authenticity of region and place as grounds of daily life are derived. This route focuses on nurturing the ability to conduct creative, critical, and practical research, and devise plans related to urban and local cultural contents and brands.

The Media Art Engineering program focuses on creating quality media specialists who are armed with cultural sensibility and a sound view on society through a comprehensive understanding of video, animation, video games, web, design and digital media industries that are vital in the digital era.

■ Degree Requirements

To obtain the MA, a student must meet the following requirements:

1) 30 credit hours in the Graduate School of Culture and a minimum of 21 credit hours in the major.

2) Students need to demonstrate proficiency in one foreign language (English, Chinese, French, German, or Japanese) and pass a foreign language test recognized by their department.

3) submit a “Proposal for Thesis” under the supervision of his/her thesis supervisor.

4) submit and defend an acceptable thesis.

■ What Do You Study?

Cultural Art Planning

Public Art and Community Art(3)

Culture & Community(3)

Performing Arts Planning(3)

International Exhibitions(3)

Multicultural Studies(3)

Cultural Planning in Urban Space(3)

Seminar in Culture Aesthetics(3)

Cultural Industry Seminar(3)

Introduction to Culture Industry(3)

Arts and Culture Education Workshop(3)

Seminar in art and culture planning(3)

Introduction to Culture and Arts Planning(3)

Introduction to Cultural Policy(3)

Cultural Contents Planning Workshop(3)

Cultural Contents Theory(3)

Cultural Contents and Storytelling(3)

Museums and Cultural Complexes(3)

Imagination and Culture(3)

Sound and Global Imagination(3)

Workshop for Minor-cultural Planning 1(3)

Seminar for Minor-cultural Theories(3)

Research on Minority Movement(3)

Seminar on Visual Culture(3)

Understanding of visual culture(3)

Music Culture and Performance(3)

Local Cultural Policy(3)

Workshop for Creative planning(3)

Introduction to art & cultural theories(3)

Modern and Contemporary Art: History and Issues(3)

Theories of Mass Culture(3)

Media Aesthetics(3)

Seminar in Culture Planning(3)

Research on cultural city(3)

Culture Aesthetics(3)

Seminar in Cultural Studies(3)

Seminar in Art&Culture Education(3)

Introduction to Art&Cultural Theories(3)

Myth & Narrative(3)

Image & Writing(3)

Theories of Visual Communication(3)

Project on GwangJu Cultural City(3)

Cultural Semiotics & Practice in Cultural Contents(3)

Seminal in Culture Producing(3)

Research on Cultural Narrative(3)

Methods for the study of culture(3)

Culture & Photography(3)

Seminar in Cultural Policy(3)

Workshop For Cultural Policy(3)

Seminar for MA(3)

Study of Regional Cultures(3)

Cultural Management and Tourism

Emotion and Culture Marketing(3)

Spatial Culture Design(3)

Spatial Culture and Place Identity(3)

Culture Politics of Space(3)

Public Marketing(3)

Audience Development Studies(3)

Tourism and Culture(3)

Tourism and Local Regeneration(3)

Green Tourism Manual(3)

Seminar in Urban Tourism Planning(3)

Urban Cultural Policy(3)

Theories of Urban Branding Management (3)

Cultural Governance Research(3)

Data Analysis in Cultural Management(3)

Research Methodology in Cultural Management(3)

Culture business Strategy and Leadership(3)

Cultural Economics(3)

Cultural Tourism Economics(3)

Seminar in cultual Tourism planning & Design(3)

Cultural Tourism Marketing Research(3)

Cultural Tourists’Behaviors(3)

Seminar on Cultural Tourism Studies(3)

Cultural tourism Research Methodology(3)

Seminar on Cultural Tourism Issues(3)

Studies on Cultural Tourism Resources(3)

Seminar in Cultural Tourism Policy(3)

Cultural Tourism Contents Marketing(3)

Arts & Cultural Management Studies(3)

Consumer Behavior in Arts and Culture(3)

Policy Studies in Promoting Arts & Culture(3)

Culture and Welfare(3)

Workshop for Culture Convergenced Tourism(3)

Music Management(3)

Seminar for MCT(3)

Asia Culture Exchange Workshop(3)

Asia Cultural Cities Workshop(3)

Art Tourism Seminar(3)

Leisure and Culture(3)

Arts Organizations & Theater Management(3)

Seminar in Place Marketing Strategy(3)

Workshop for Place Marketing Strategy(3)

Media Art Engineering

Emotional Media Study(3)

Game Analysis Study(3)

Game Contents Development(3)

Multimedia Contents Study(3)

Mobile Contents Analysis and Study(3)

Culture Technology Policy(3)

Culture Technology Innovative Strategy(3)

Music Video Fusion Seminar(3)

Media Engineering Independent Project(3)

Media Art Seminar(3)

Media Art and Communication(3)

Media Art Independent Project(3)

Media Contents Independent Project(3)

Media Paradigm and Trend Analysis(3)

Strategy of Media Public Relation(3)

Production of Broadcasting(3)

Broadcast Contents Storytelling(3)

Background Media Design(3)

Book Media Project(3)

Social Media Design Study(3)

Visual Contents Seminar(3)

Experiment Media Workshop(3)

Interaction between Image and Music(3)

Webpage Design Study(3)

YouTube and Visual Video Contents(3)

Music Contents Analysis and Study(3)

Interactive Media Study(3)

Creative Presentation Planning(3)

Study on Cartoon and Animation(3)

Creative Copy and Image Storytelling(3)

Character Animation Analysis and Study(3)

Computer Graphics Special Effects Study(3)

Killer Contents Analysis and Study(3)

Planning Portfolio(3)

SNS Image and Video Planning(3)

■ Professors

Administrators

∙Mu-Yong Lee, Ph.D.

[Dean, Professor, Place Marketing/ Urban Culture Management,

cult@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Shin Kyum Kang, Ph.D.

[Associate Dean, Professor,

Cultural Tourism Marketing/

Ecotourism, tourlab@jnu.ac.kr]

Cultural Art Planning Program

∙Kyung-woon Jeong, Ph.D.

[Professor, Narratology,

kw518@yahoo.co.kr]

∙Kihyun Park, Ph.D.

[Professor, Media Aesthetics/

Cultural Theory, dumal@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Jina Kim, Ph.D.

[Associate Professor, Art History/Cultural Studies/Exhibition Studies,

jkart@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Shihun Noh, Ph.D.

[Associate Professor, Cultural  Contents,

shnoh@jnu.ac.kr]

Cultural Management

and Tourism Program

∙Mu-Yong Lee, Ph.D.

[Professor, Place Marketing/

Festival Studies/Urban Culture

Management, cult@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Shin Kyum Kang, Ph.D.

[Professor, Tourism

(Cultural Tourism Marketing/ Ecotourism),

tourlab@jnu.ac.kr]

∙Chi-Ok Oh, Ph.D.

[Associate Professor, Tourism Management/    Tourism Economics,

chiokoh@jnu.ac.kr]

∙InSul Kim, Ph.D.

[Assistant Professor, Art Management/

Cultural Policies,

snow@jnu.ac.kr]

Media Art Engineering Program

∙Kyoung-Soo Kim, Ph.D.

[Professor, Multimedia Design,

ks@jnu.ac.kr]

■ Cultural Convergence Research Institute (CCRI)

The Cultural Convergence Research Institute (CCRI) is designed to conduct various research and development projects to (re)define regional identity; to support regional culture & economic development; and to realize the universal values and ideals of human societies via the globalization of regional culture. CCRI also aims to increase the academic prestige of Jeonnam National University as a nation’s leading research university. Currently, eight laboratories are operated by CCRI to serves diverse research activities.

	Law School		__Contact Information Phone: +82-62-530-2201, 2208 Fax: +82-62-530-2209 E-mail: cnulawschool@jnu.ac.kr URL: http://lawschool.jnu.ac.kr

■ The School in General

History

1953. 04. College of Liberal Arts, Department of Law, as part of the newly established Chonnam National University

1954. 02. Permitted to establish college of law (Dep't of Law & Dep't of Public Administration)

1955. 08. Department of public administration abolished. Renamed the Dep't of Law

1955. 12. Professor Se-Hoon Kee became the first Dean

1957. 03. Conferred law degrees for the first time (22)

1970. 12. Re-established Dep't of Public Administration (incoming class of 20)

1975. 11. Established Social Science Research Center in the college of law

1981. 04. Established legal clinic

1983. 03. Divided Dep't of Law into Dep't of Public Law and Dep't of Private Law

1985. 11. Transferred Social Science Research Center to the College of Social Science Established Institute for Law and Public Administration

1990. 06. Established Career Development Office

1995. 03. Merged Dep't of Public Law and Dep't of Private Law into one Dep't of Law

1995. 06. Established Computer Lab

1996. 07. Established Law Library

1997. 03. Established Language Lab

1999. 03. Merged Dep't of Law and Dep't of Public Administration into Law Major (total 230)

2001. 03. Adjusted the size of the incoming class (221)

2001. 09. Transferred the Institute for Law and Public Administration in the college of law to the Institute for Law and Public Administration of Chonnam National University

2005. 02. Entered into Academic Cooperation Agreement with Kobe University College of Law in Japan

2005. 04. Opened Prime Study Hall

2005. 12. Entered into Academic Cooperation Agreement with Remin University Law Center in China

2005. 12. Entered into Academic Cooperation Agreement with Yentai University College of Law in China

2006. 03. Merged with the Dep't of Public Administration at Yesu University (Class size 251)

2006. 06. Entered into Academic Cooperation Agreement with Qinghwa University College of Law in China

2007. 04. Entered into Academic Cooperation Agreement Hong Kong Chinses University Law School

2008. 01. Preliminary approval for law school

2008. 08. Officially approved to establish a law school for 120 students

2009. 03. Opened CNU Law School. Abolished College of Law, Transferred Dep't of Public Administration to College of Social Science.

2010. 02. Entered into Academic Cooperation Agreement with University of Kansas, School of Law in USA

2011. 03. Entered into Academic Cooperation Agreement with Keio University College of Law in Japan

2013. 01. Legal Clinic signed Business Agreement with GwangJu YMCA Consumer Center

Legal Clinic signed Business Agreement with GwangJu Migrant Women Support Center

2014. 07. Legal Clinic signed Business Agreement with Social Economic Center of NGO Civic Foundation

2014. 08. Legal Clinic entered into Business Agreement with Gwangju Disability Rights Center

2015. 01. Legal Clinic signed Business Agreement with MultiCultural Family Support Center in Buk-Gu District, Gwangju

2016. 09. Legal Clinic signed Business Agreement with ‘Lawyers for Public Interests’

2017. 01. Academic Cooperation Agreement with Gwangju Metropolitan Art Culture Group

Legal Clinic signed Business Agreement with Buk-Gu Office, GwangJu Metropolitan City

2017. 04. Legal Clinic signed Business Agreement with Social Cooperatives SALLIM

2017. 06. Legal Clinic signed Business Agreement with Hwasun Neungju High School

2018. 03. Legal Clinic signed Business Agreement with Jeonnam Credit Guarantee Service

2018. 09. Entered into Academic Cooperation Agreement with Nankai University College of Law in China

■ Educational Goal

With values based on the spirits of Truth, Creation, and Dedication, the educational motto of CNU, the school's educational goal is to educate and cultivate world-class legal experts with special areas of expertise.

The school will equip its students with the required capability and knowledge to professionally handle complicated legal issues in order to provide quality legal service, while maintaining a deep understanding of humanity and society. Students educated by the school will emerge in this globalized world as the legal experts with:

(1) solid ethical views;

(2) sufficient legal knowledge and practical capability; and

(3) strong sense of social solidarity.

■ Administrators

Title	Rank	Name
Dean	Professor	Soon-Suk, Kim
Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs	Professor	Sang-Kyun, Cho
Assistant Dean for Student Affairs	Associate Professor	Byung-Chun, Choi
Administrative Director	Governmental Official	Mi-Kyung, Choi

■ Faculty

Classification	Faculty				Administrative Staffs		Total
	Professors	Associate Professors	Assistant Professors	Teaching Assistants	General	University Funded
Numbers	26	11	2	3	3	4	49

■ Enrollment

the master's course	the doctor's course
120	10

■ Faculty Members

▮Professors

Name	Major
∙Bong-Su Kim, LL.D.	[Associate Prof. Criminal Law, idi21@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Song Kim , LL.D.	[Associate Prof. Civil Law, kimsong5@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Soon-Suk Kim, LL.D.	[Professor, Commercial Law, soonskim@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Yeon-Mi Kim, LL.D.	[Professor, Legal Philosophy, yeonmy@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Jae-Seung Kim, J.D.	[Professor, Tax Law, kimjjss@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Jae-Yoon, Kim, LL.D.	[Professor. Criminal Law, kimjy@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Ji-Su Kim, LL.D.	[Professor, Legal History and philosophy Chinese Law, lotusbud@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Tae-Bong Kim , LL.M.	[Professor, Civil Law, ktbong@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Hyun-Chul Kim, LL.D.	[Professor, constitutional Law, hckim77@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Hwa Kim, LL.D.	[Assistant Prof. Civil Law, hwakim@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Chen-cheol Ryu, LL.D.	[Professor, Criminal Law, ccryu@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Ki-Seok Moon, J.D.	[Professor, American Law, kmoon@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Byung-Ro Min, LL.D.	[Professor, Constitutional Law, byungro@jnu.ac.kr]
∙In-Ho Park , LL.M.	[Associate Prof. Commercial Law, ihpark12@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Jong-Mi Park , LL.B.	[Associate Prof. Civil Law, pjm45646@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Seung-Hyeon Seong, LL.D.	[Professor, Civil Law, gaius@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Oh-Sik Song, LL.D.	[Professor, Civil Law, ohsik@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Sung-Po An, LL.D.	[Professor, Commercial and Trust Law, sungpo@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Jean Ahn, Ph.D.	[Professor, Human Right Law, jean7475@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Ki-Ok Lee, Ph.D.	[Professor, Criminal Law, kolee@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Soon-Uk Lee, LL.D.	[Assistant Prof. Criminal Law, soonuklee@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Seng-Woo Lee, LL.D.	[Professor, Civil Law, sengwoo@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Young-Moo Lee, MA(Administration)	[Professor, Administrative Law and Public law, shushanke@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Joon-Min Lee, LL.M	[Associate Prof. Civil Law, juminlee@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Hyun-Jai Lee, LL.M.	[Professor, Civil Law, woomoon@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Byung-Seok Lim, LL.B.	[Associate Prof. Civil Law, bslim11@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Shin Chang, LL.D.	[Professor, International Law, schang@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Yoon-Soon Jang, LL.B.	[Associate Prof. Economic Law, yunsoon1021@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Hoon Jeong, LL.D.	[Professor, Administrative Law and Environmental Law, jh8341@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Sang-Kyun Cho, LL.D.	[Professor, Labor Law, skcho@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Seon-Ja Cha, LL.D.	[Professor, Law and Women, seonja@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Kwang-Sun Choi, LL.D.	[Associate Prof. Civil Law, choiks@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Byung-Chun Choi, LL.D.	[Associate Prof. Criminal Law, bcchoi88@gmail.com]
∙Hye-Sun Choi, LL.M.	[Associate Prof. International trade Law, chs45647@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Hwan-Ju Choi, LL.D.	[Professor, Civil Proceduce, chju5@korea.com]
∙In-Seon Ham, LL.D.	[Professor, Administrative Law, isham@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Wan-Jung Heo, LL.D.	[Professor, constitutional Law, hanjunior@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Kwan-Pyo Hong, LL.B.	[Associate Prof. Human Right, feder@jnu.ac.kr]
∙Eugene Kwadwo Mensah	[Professor, International and Human Rights Law, 0298em@jnu.ac.kr]

■ Curriculum

Mandatory Courses

Legal Research (1)

Property (3)

Civil Procedure 1 (3)

Basic Theories in Administrative Law (3)

Corporate Law (3)

Legal Writing (1)

Contracts (3)

Criminal Procedure (3)

The Constitutional Law 2 (3)

Legal Ethics (2)

Externship (1)

Moot Court (1)

Criminal Law 2 (3)

Obligations (3)

Electives

Legal English (2)

Legal Philosophy (3)

Torts (3)

Civil Procedure 2 (3)

The Constitutional Law 1 (3)

General Principles of Commercial Law (3)

Taxation (3)

International Law (3)

Anti-Discrimination Law (3)

History of Human Rights Development (3)

Environmental Law (3)

Labor Organizations (3)

History of Legal Philosophy (3)

Trends in Civil Cases (3)

Criminal Cases (3)

Case Study of Commercial Law (3)

Insurance Law (3)

Corporate Management and Taxation (3)

International Commerce Law (3)

International Arbitration Law & Practice (2)

Human Rights and Minorities (2)

Human Rights and Koreans Overseas (2)

American Private Law(2)

The UN and the rights of the child (2)

Victims of Crime and Human Rights (2)

Cases and Doctrine of International Transaction Law (3)

Human Rights Policy System and Practice (2)

Chinese Law (2)

Law and Society (2)

Corporate Accounting Law & Practice (2)

Obligations (3)

Family Law (3)

Laws of Administrative Remedies (3)

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Legal Methods (3)

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Western Legal History (3)

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Law and Political Process (3)

Laws Governing Government Officials (3)

Case Study of Civil Procedure (3)

Practice in Civil Enforcement and Attachment (3)

Practice of Public Briefing and Writing (3)

Environmental Litigation Practice (3)

Negotiation (2)

Modern Contracts (2)

Life Science Ethics and Medical Criminal Law (2)

Information Society and Law (2)

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Trusts (2)

Trust & Estate(2)

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Science and Human Rights (2)

American Civil Procedure Rules & Practice (2)

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	School of Dentistry	__Contact Information Phone: 062-530-5805~9 Fax: 062-530-5810 E-mail: cdcnu@jnu.ac.kr URL: http://dent.jnu.ac.kr

■ School of Dentistry

The CNU School of Dentistry has grown rapidly since its establishment in 1980. By 2019, the School has seen graduates totaling 2,516 students with D.D.S degrees, and 1,035 students with M.S.D or Ph.D. degrees.

The School of Dentistry has secured ultra-modern facilities required for research, education, and clinical practice. The main school building is located at the Yongbong campus, and accommodates ample facilities for lectures and clinical practice. A comprehensive Dental Care Center for students dental practice is also now fully operational. The second building is also located at the Yongbong campus and is equipped with cutting-edge experimental facilities and equipment for fundamental research for dental science.

The School of Dentistry consists of excellent faculty members and brilliant students. The school’s faculty members ranked among the highest nationally in securing research funds. The research capacity of the faculty members is respectfully recognized by the dental research community. The faculty members work hard to make CNU School of Dentistry one of the best in the nation, and strive to be recognized internationally as well.

Recently, the academic system of the School of Dentistry was reorganized into a Professional Graduate School of Dental Science for the purpose of producing more qualified dental professionals. The reorganization, in part, involved the transformation of the existing academic system of two years of Pre-Dental Studies and an additional four years of Dental Studies into a new system of Dental Studies for four years at the master’s level. The new Professional Graduate School of Dental Science admits bachelor’s degree holders from various disciplines and then aims to train them to become excellent oral health professionals.

In 2014, pre-dental course was opened and the first 35 high school graduate students joined this course. The newly opened pre-dental course was consisted with 3-years of undergraduate curriculums. The students who have successfully finished this course will automatically join the Professional Graduate School of Dental Science.

It is the School of Dentistry’s mission to be a partner with students in achieving academic excellence, providing the best oral healthcare, and engaging in creative endeavors to improve the health of members of the local community and the country as a whole.

The School of Dentistry aims to:

1. Acquire fundamental knowledge and skills for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases related to the oral and maxillofacial organs and tissues.

2. Train students to become creative and motivated dentists and dental scholars.

3. Provide oral health services for members of the local community and country as a whole.

4. for Globalization of dental education, collaborative interactions that are integral to the success of our missions have been strongly encouraged and supported.

The faculty members and personnel of the school will utilize all available capacities and resources for the successful launch of the Professional Graduate School of Dental Science, and remain committed to excellence for Dental Studies at the graduate level.

■ Degree Requirements

Course Registration and Graduation

Each student is required to submit his/her application card for course enrollment to the Dean through the supervising professor during the course registration session of each semester.

The academic year is from the first day of March to the last day of February the following year. The academic year is divided into two semesters: the first semester is from March 1st to the end of August, and the second semester is from September 1st to the end of February the following year. Summer and winter courses are held for four weeks during each vacation period.

There are final exams, midterm exams, spot tests, special tests, graduation exams, and make-up exams. Midterm exams, final exams, and spot tests are administered to students in regular courses.

For graduation, 162 credit hours must be earned. The graduation of students who have completed eight semesters or more, who possess the appropriate GPAs, and whose graduation papers or exams were satisfactory, is decided by faculty of the School of Dentistry to achieve a Doctorate of Dental Science degree.

After passing the National board Exam for general dentists, graduated students are qualified to practice work as practicing dentists.

■ What Do You Study?

First Year (Major Requirement)

Human Anatomy and Histology

Practice of Human Anatomy and Histology 1

Human Life Phenomenon 1

(Physiology and Biochemistry) l

Practice of Human Life Phenomenon 1

(Physiology and Biochemistry)

Hard Tissue Biology

Radiology and Human Body 1

Human Life Phenomenon 2

(Microbiology and Pharmacology)

Diagnosis and Treatment of General Diseases

Practice of General Pathology

Practice of Human Life Phenomenon 2

(Microbiology and Pharmacology)

Dental Materials

Practice of Dental Materials

Dental Anatomy and Occlusion

Practice of Dental Anatomy and Occlusion

Radiology and Human Body 2

Second Year (Major Requirement)

Diagnosis of Oral and Maxillofacial Diseases 1

Practice of Oral Pathology 1

Orthodontics 1

Practice of Orthodontics 1

Prosthetic Restorations 1

Surgical Treatment of Oral and Maxillofacial

Diseases 1

Local and General Anesthesia

Operative Dentistry 1

Practice of Operative Dentistry 1

Endodontic and Periodontal Diseases 1

Practice of Endodontics and Periodontology 1

Practice of Surgical Treatment of Oral and

Maxillofacial Diseases

Clinical Practice (Sub-internship) 1

Prosthetic Restorations 2

Practice of Prosthetic Restorations 1

Orthodontics 2

Practice of Orthodontics 2

Surgical Treatment of Oral and Maxillofacial

Diseases 2

Endodontic and Periodontal Diseases 2

Practice of Endodontics and Periodontology 2

Clinical Practice (Sub-internship) 2

Preventive Dentistry

Practice of Preventive Dentistry

Operative Dentistry 2

Practice of Operative Dentistry 2

Third Year (Major Requirement)

Prosthetic Restorations 3

Practice of Prosthetic Restorations 2

Operative Dentistry 3

Dental Management of Medically Compromised

Patients

Practice of Human Anatomy and Histology 2

Public Health Dentistry

Practice of Dental Implantology

Clinical Practice (Subinternship) 3

Surgical Treatment of Oral and Maxillofacial

Diseases 3

Orofacial Pain and Therapeutics

Pulpal and Periodontal Diseases 3

Dental Management by the Systemic Conditions

and Aging

Dental Ethics

Dentist Role in Society

Behavioral Dentistry

Dental Psychology

Diagnosis and Surgical Treatment of Oral &

Maxillofacial Diseases

Clinical Practice (Sub-internship) 4

Dental Implantology

Fourth Year (Major Requirement)

Diagnosis of Oral & Maxillofacial Diseases 2

Orthodontics and Maxillofacial Plastic Surgery

Dental Practice Management

Clinical Practice (Sub-internship) 5

Case Discussion 1

Field Study

The Essence for the Writing of Scientific Papers

Advanced Clinical Occlusion

Esthetic Dental Restorations

Developmental Disorders and Dental Care

Methodology for Dental Research

Laser in Dentistry

Forensic Dentistry and Medical Law

Diagnosis and Surgical Treatment of Clinical Oral

and Maxillofacial Diseases

Clinical Restorative Dentistry

Clinical Practice (Sub-internship) 6

Case Discussion 2

■ Graduate Courses

Methodology for Dental Research (Ⅰ)

Methodology for Dental Research (Ⅱ)

Statistics in Dentistry (Ⅰ)

Statistics in Dentistry (Ⅱ)

Current Topics of Dental Science (Ⅰ)

Current Topics of Dental Science (Ⅱ)

Current Trends of Dental Science (Ⅰ)

Current Trends of Dental Science (Ⅱ)

Research for the Master’s or Doctoral Degree

Clinical Perspective of Dental Nutrition

Advanced Course of Oral Biochemistry

Experimental Clinical Oral Biochemistry (Ⅰ)

Molecular Biology in Oral Cancer Cell

Molecular Biology in Dentistry

Orofacial Pain

Physiology of Hard Tissue and

Temporomandibular Joint

Salivary Physiology

Dental Neurophysiology

Taste, Smell and Speech

Chemotherapy on Oral Infectious Disease

Molecular Pharmacology in Dentistry

Pharmacological Control of Orofacial Pain

Genetic Disorders in Dentistry

Drug and Gene Therapy on Oral Cancer

Microbial Aspects of Periodontal Disease

Histophysiology of Periodontal Disease

Advanced Clinical Periodontology

Current Topics in Periodontology

Esthetic Periodontics

Nonsurgical Periodontal Therapy

Pain Control

Outpatient Anesthesia

Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

Patient Monitoring

Functional Jaw Orthopedics

Growth and Development of Oromaxillofacial Tissue

Behavior Management of Children

Preventive Dentistry of Children

Team Approach of Cleft Lip and Palate Oral

Microbiology

Oral Immunology

Experimental Oral Microbiology

Experimental Oral Immunology

Clinical Oral Microbiology

Central Nervous System in Dentistry

Cell Biology in Dentistry

Biology of Dental Hard Tissue

Applied Anatomy of the Head and Neck

Advanced Oral Histology

Gerontological Biology in Dentistry

Growth of Skull after Birth

Advanced Hard Tissue Biology

Technics in Molecular Biology

Experiment of Oral Pathology

Oncology of Oral Cavity

Pathology of Dental Caries

Pathology of Pulpal and Periapical Diseases

Pathology for Anomaly in Maxillofacial Region

Diseases of Salivary Glands

Immunopathology of Oral Cavity

Review of Recent Studies in Oral Pathology

Colloquium in Clinical Oral Pathology

Advanced Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Anomaly

Orthognathic Surgery

Maxillofacial Reconstructive Surgery

Practice in Functional Rehabilitation of TMJ

Transplantation Immunology

Maxillofacial Traumatology

Current Topics of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Surgical Orthodontic Treatment

TMJ in Orthodontics

Periodontal Orthodontic Interrelationship

Case Planning Seminar

Orthodontic Treatment for Orthognathic Surgery

Mixed Dentition Treatment

Retention and Relapse

Growth Modification in Orthodontics

Orthodontic Management of Prosthodontic Patients

Esthetic Aspects in Orthodontics

Advanced Dental Materials

Dental Materials Science

Dental Polymer Materials

Current Topics of Dental Materials

Metallic Dental Materials Dental Ceramics

Dental Impression Materials

Dental Cements

Esthetic Restorative Materials

Dental Implant Materials

Properties and Evaluation of Dental Materials

Biocompatibility Testing of Dental Materials

The Dental Pulp Biology

Endodontic Microbiology

Cardiology

Plastic Restoration

Esthetic Dentistry

Pulp and Periapical Disease

Endodontic Immunopathology

Ceramic Restoration

Modern Endodontic Therapy

Endodontic Microsurgery

Current Topics in Canal Obturation

Current Topics in Canal Shaping

Dental Implantology

Occlusion

Gerodontics

Theory and Practice of Fixed Prosthodontics

Removable Partial Prosthodontics

Esthetic Prosthodontics

Precision Attachment in Removable Prosthodontics

Modern Dental Ceramics

Periodontic and Prosthodontic Dentistry

Modern Practice in Crown and Bridge

Prosthodontics

Modern Removable Partial Denture

Prosthodontic Treatment for Edentulous Patient

Advanced Oral Diagnosis

Advanced Oral Medicine

The Theory of Maxillofacial Pain-dysfunction

Study on Oral Diagnosis & Oral Medicine

Oral Diagnosis and Treatment Plan

Diagnosis of Dental Emergency

Theory of Oral Soft Tissue Lesion

Examination for Oral Diagnosis

Myology of Oral and Mandible

Clinical Practice of Oral Diagnosis

Clinical Practice of Oral Diagnosis

Theory of Craniofacial Pain

Oral Radiology

Radiographic Interpretation

Oral Radiographic Technique

Specialized Radiographic Techniques

TMJ Radiology

Radiation Biology

Salivary Gland Imaging

Oral & Maxillofacial Radiographic Therapy

Oral & Maxillofacial Radiographic Anatomy

Radiation Dosimetry & Protection

Oral & Maxillofacial Sonography

Oral and Maxillofacial Imaging

Prevention of Oral Disease

Dental Health Statistics

School Dental Health

Oral Epidemiology

Community Dental Health

Dental Health Programmity

Adult Dental Health

Geriatric Dental Health

Child Dental Health

Dental Health Administration

Dental Manpower Development

Dental Care Social Insurance System

■  Academic Departments and Faculties

Basic Science in Dentistry

▷ Department of Oral Microbiology

Faculty

Professor / Kang, In-Chol

Professor / Ohk, Seung-Ho

Research areas

Molecular diagnosis of oral bacteria

Cellular microbiology of periodontal disease

The Department of Oral Microbiology educates the students about medical microbiology, immunology, and oral microbiology. Medical microbiology covers classification, structures, pathogenesis, and diagnosis of medically important microorganisms; immunology is the study of the body’s defense against infection; and oral microbiology deals with oral ecology, oral microbiota, dental caries, periodontitis, and other oral infections. The research areas of Professor Kang and Professor Ohk are the cellular microbiology of periodontal disease and molecular diagnosis of oral bacteria, respectively.

▷ Department of Oral Pathology

Faculty

Professor / Kim, Ok-Jun

Assistant Professor / Kim, Young

Research areas

Oral and maxillofacial cancer

Photobiology application to dentistry

Stem cell and cell free therapy for degenerative disease

Molecular imaging and target probe application for various disease

Differential expressed genes and bio-marker screening in oral & maxillofacial tumor

▷ Department of Oral Physiology

Faculty

Professor / Kim, Won-Jae

Professor / Jung, Ji-Yeon

Research areas

Role of autophagy in oral biology

Differentiation from adult neural stem cells

The purposes of Oral Physiology Laboratory are to make undergraduate students in the School of Dentistry understand the cellular functions and regulating mechanisms in which life phenomena are normally involved in functions and the interaction of tissues or organs of the human body. In our lab, researches in progress are as follows;

1. Autophagy regulation in dentin formation and inflammation

2. Proliferation and differentiation mechanism of adult neuronal stem cell

▷ Department of Oral Biochemistry

Faculty

Professor / Park, Byung-Ju

Professor / Lee, Tae-Hoon

Research areas

General biochemistry of oral biology

Redox mediated cell signaling & disease

Oral Biochemistry focuses on the biochemical reactions of living organisms. Two professors teach the basic biochemistry based on oral environments for first year undergraduate students in the School of Dentistry. The Lab. of oral biochemistry carries out experiments to find out relationships between inflammatory diseases including periodontal disease and therapeutic agents. We also investigate functional homeostasis between reactive oxygen species and antioxidants. The Oral Biochemistry Laboratory seeks the improvement of care, health, and treatments through the development of prevention materials and methods of reducing dental decay and periodontal diseases.

▷ Department of Oral Anatomy

Faculty

Professor / Lee, Eun-Joo

Professor / Kim, Sun-Hun

Professor / Kim, Min-Seok

Research areas

Hard tissue biology

Direct lineage reprogramming

Identification of novel genes in tooth development

The primary objective of the Department of Oral Anatomy is to provide a foundation for clinical dentistry through educating gross anatomy, histology, oral histology and embryology, and dental morphology and occlusion and related laboratory courses. Our current researches are the identification and regulation of novel genes in the process of tooth development and eruption, biophysical forces for efficient tooth movement, and the acquisition of functional dental lineage cells by direct conversion.

▷ Department of Preventive and Public Health Dentistry

Faculty

Professor / Choi, Choong-Ho

Assistant Professor / Chung, Ki-Ho

Research areas

Oral epidemiology

Prevention of oral diseases

Anti-plaque and anti-gingivitis agents

Development of tooth pastes and oral hygiene products

Department of Preventive and Public Health Dentistry has been carrying out various experiments, clinical studies about the prevention of dental disease and researches for oral health care. The Department of Preventive and Public Health Dentistry has effective education programs such as problem-based learning and systematic polyclinic practice programs for undergraduate students.

▷ Department of Dental Materials

Faculty

Professor / Park, Yeong-Joon

Professor / Song, Ho-Jun

Research areas

Evaluation of biocompatibility for dental materials

Development of advanced dental products including restorative and implant materials

The Department of Dental Materials offers the scientific knowledge based on the material science of dental materials such as metals, ceramics, polymers, and composites to repair or replace teeth. It also establishes the scientific background for the selection and application of dental materials for specific clinical situations and it aims to acquire the manipulation skills.

▷ Department of Pharmacology and Dental Therapeutics

Faculty

Professor / Koh, Jeong-Tae

Professor / Lee, Shee-Eun

Associate Professor / Ryu, Je-Hwang

Research areas

Molecular bone biology

Vaccine development and mucosal immunology

Pathogenic mechanism of hard tissue degenerative diseases

The Department of Pharmacology and Dental Therapeutics offers lectures, laboratory works and various demonstrations to students to understand and acquire the basic and applied knowledge of drugs. Action mechanisms of drugs and general pharmacology principles are emphasized in the course. It also provides knowledge on adverse drug effects, toxicology, and clinical pharmacology in order to use proper drugs in clinical applications. Research topics are focused on osteoblast differentiation, bone regeneration based on tissue engineering, signal communication between microorganisms and host cells in disease models, development of therapeutic vaccines and pathogenic mechanism of hard tissue degenerative diseases.

▷ Department of Dental Education

Faculty

Professor / Lee, Seok-Woo

Professor / Lim, Hoi-Soon

Research areas

Development and implementation of novel didactic methodology

Enhancing students’ involvement in academic, research, and service activities

Development and managing courses related to medical/dental humanities

The main objective of the Department of Dental Education is managing courses related to medical/dental humanities. In order to produce “global dental professionals with a philosophy of humanism”, our department focuses on developing and implementing humanities and other related courses, including Dental History, Dentist and the Society, Dental Ethics, Medical Communications, and Dental Management.

Clinical Dentistry

▷ Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Faculty

Professor / Oh, Hee-Kyun

Professor / Park, Hong-Ju

Professor / Kook, Min-Suk

Associate Professor / Jung, Seunggon

Assistant Professor / Han, Jeong Joon

Research areas

Oral cancer

Orthognathic surgery

Craniofacial deformity

Maxillofacial plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

The Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is the surgical specialty in dental clinics that includes surgical diagnosis, esthetic treatment, and the functional treatments of diseases, injuries and defects of intraoral organs such as teeth, gingiva, oral mucosa and tongue, and reconstructive treatment of jaws, faces, heads, and necks. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons are trained to treat and care for patients who have maxillofacial injuries, facial deformities, infections, dental implants, cleft lips and palates, salivary gland disease, oral mucosal disease, and the cyst of the jaw. Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is in the process of researching on oral cancer, maxillofacial reconstructive surgery, craniofacial deformity, cleft lip and palate, and  the basic study and clinical treatment of dental implants, and TMJ disorder.

▷ Department of Orthodontics

Faculty

Professor / Cho, Jin-Hyoung

Associate Professor / Lee, Kyung-Min

Assistant Professor / Oh Min-Hee

Research areas

Early Orthodontic Treatment

Adult Interdisciplinary Treatment

Craniofacial Growth and Development

3D Imaging Analysis using cone-beam CT

3D Digital Orthodontics using Laser Scan and Stereophotogrammetry

Orthodontics is a specialty field of dentistry that deals primarily with malpositioned teeth and the jaws: their diagnosis, prevention, and correction. The area of orthodontics concerned with the supervision, guidance, and correction of the growing or mature dentofacial structures, including those conditions that require the movement of teeth or correction of malrelationships and malformations of their related structures and the adjustment of relationships between and among teeth and facial bones by the application of forces and/or the simulation and redirection of functional forces within the craniofacial complex.

▷ Department of Prosthodontics

Faculty

Professor / Yang, Hong-So

Professor / Park, Sang-Won

Associate Professor / Lim, Hyun-Pil

Associate Professor / Yoon, Kwi-Dug

Assistant Professor / Park, Chan

Research areas

CAD-CAM digital dentistry

Esthetic ceramic restorative material

Implant surface treatment & bone material research

The Department of Prosthodontics is in charge of restoration and reconstruction of the teeth, the surrounding tissues, and the defects of maxillofacial areas with artificial substitutes, thereby restoring mastication, comfort and aesthetic functions. In the Department of Prosthodontics, the newest prosthodontics technology is used to have the teeth crowned with gold and ceramics and manufacture dentures, including manufacture or treatment of implant prostheses and esthetic prostheses.  By performing the experiments such as, development of prosthodontics appliances’ design, stress distribution analysis, dental zirconia, bone graft substitutes, the outcome of these research was successful.

▷ Department of Periodontology

Faculty

Professor / Chung, Hyun-Ju

Professor / Lee, Seok-Woo

Professor / Kim, Young-Joon

Professor / Kim, Ok-Su

Research areas

Genotyping in periodontal diseases patients

Surface characteristics and bioactivity of titanium surface

Relationship between the periodontal diseases and systemic diseases

Periodontology deals with the structures and behavior of the periodontium in health and in disease such as the anatomy, microbiology, physiology, and pathology of the periodontal tissues and also is concerned with the prevention and treatment of periodontal diseases. At present, our department is focused on the study about the causes and activities of the periodontal diseases, and the tissue engineering approaches for the regeneration of periodontal tissue. Clinically, non-surgical procedures, periodontal regeneration therapy, periodontal plastic surgery, implant therapy, and treatments for the peri-implantitis are performed. Also, oral hygiene instruction and professional maintenance program after periodontal therapy are performed.

▷ Department of Conservative Dentistry

Faculty

Professor / Oh, Won-Mann

Professor / Hwang, In-Nam

Professor / Hwang, Yun-Chan

Professor / Chang, Hoon-Sang

Assistant Professor / Lee, Bin-Na

Research areas

Pulp-dentin regeneration

Color of composite resin

Treatment of pulp inflammation

The Department of Conservative Dentistry was defined as the clinical specialty in dentistry that restores the original esthetic and function of the tooth. Department of Conservative Dentistry primarily serves operative treatment including root canal therapy, resin filling, gold/resin inlay, onlay, crowns, laminate veneer, etc. In addition, patients are also served by the tooth whitening therapy, treatment of hypersensitized-teeth, and apical surgery with microscopes, tooth transplantation, intentional replantation and so on.

▷ Department of Oral Medicine

Faculty

Professor / Kim, Byung-Gook

Professor / Kim, Jae-Hyung

Research areas

Orofacial Pain

Oral Mucosal Diseases

Temporomandibular Disorders

Oral medicine is the special field in dental clinics which helps to treat many kinds of disease occurring in oral, face, and jaw area. The diseases of oral cavity, face, and jaw areas which need to take oral medical treatment are temporomandibular disorder, facial pain, trigeminal neuralgia, oral mucosal disease, xerostomia, disturbance of taste sensation, halitosis, oromandibular dyskinesia, snoring, and sleep apnea. It is common that these kinds of disease occur as a result of systemic disorders so that oral medicine can be in the position connecting oral cavity with whole body. Other roles of oral medicine are to deal with the diagnosis and treatment of oral disease, and legal application of dentistry for dental patients with systemic diseases.

▷ Department of Pediatric Dentistry

Faculty

Professor / Choi, Nam-Ki

Professor / Kim, Seon-Mi

Research areas

Restorative & Preventive Treatment

Treatment for Handicapped Children

Preventive & Interceptive Orthodontic Treatment

Pediatric dentistry is intended for newborns to adolescents including the handicapped, and deals with the broad spectrum of dental parts from general field of dentistry to hospital dentistry, treatment of genetic disorder and congenital disease, growth and development. Department of Pedodontics currently performs prevention and treatment of dental caries, continuous care for dentition and occlusion, various minor oral surgeries, behavior management, and sedation to general anesthesia for anxious children or the handicapped, and make efforts to research for humane care with patient-oriented concept.

▷ Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology

Faculty

Professor / Kang, Byung-Cheol

Professor / Yoon, Suk-Ja

Associate Professor / Lee, Jae-Seo

Research areas

3D Dental Imaging

Sialographic examination

Oral and Maxillofacial Diagnosis

The Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology is committed to instruct dental students to have the ability to deliver dental patients the accurate diagnosis of oral and maxillofacial diseases and abnormalities utilizing conventional and advanced imaging modalities including dental cone beam CT and interventional techniques such as sialography and sialoendoscopy. Dental students/dentists ascertain that the reading results of the patient‘s diagnositic images can explain the  patient’s chief complaints or sign and symptoms. Additional imaging and/or patient  examination can be performed to arrive at the more specific diagnosis before treatment is initiated.

▷ Department of Anesthesiology

Research areas

Critical care medicine

Respiratory care

Pediatric anesthesia