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Department of K-culture
- Overview
○ The Department of K-Culture operates a practice-oriented curriculum that connects cultural planning, content, and international issues on the basis of a systematic understanding of the history, culture, and societies of Korea and Asia.
○ The department is designed to help students grow into global culture professionals through a staged curriculum progressing from foundational theory to advanced analysis and field practice
- Educational Objectives and Ideal Graduate Profile
○ Interdisciplinary Global Culture Professional: A creative professional who comprehensively understands history, culture, and international issues and can apply that knowledge in cultural settings.
○ Field-Oriented Problem-Solving Planner: A practical professional with problem-solving and planning capabilities in locally grounded fields such as tourism, urban development, MICE, branding, and multicultural policy.
○ Cultural Mediation and Communication Professional: A global cultural mediator capable of understanding and coordinating intercultural conflict.
- Education and Research Areas
○ Korean and Asian history and culture
○ World heritage and cultural-heritage policy
○ Global issues including international development, migration, and human rights
○ Cultural industries, tourism, and MICE
○ Exhibition and content planning; digital archiving
○ Global communication
- Career Paths after Graduation
○ Cultural Planning and Content: exhibition planner, curator, content producer
○ Tourism, Urban Development, and MICE: tourism planning, international event planning, urban-branding specialist
○ International Development and Public Sector: international organizations, NGOs, public institutions
○ Business and Global Communication: overseas business, cultural marketing, CSR.
○ Entrepreneurship and Settlement: cultural startups, content businesses.
- Faculty
|
Name |
Research Areas |
|
Moon Gi-hong |
International Area Studies (Southeast Asia); Migration; Refugees; Borderland Communities; International Development Cooperation between the Global South and Korea |
|
Jeong Ho-yoon |
International Politics; Public Diplomacy; Cultural Diplomacy; International Area Studies |
|
Han Bong-seok |
Modern and Contemporary Korean History; Cold War History; Cultural History; Gender History; Humanitarian Relief Studies |