Most of the courses of DHCSS are academic courses and include some graduate courses. Undergraduate courses consist of liberal arts mandatory courses including English, essay, sports and courses for first-year students such as “Enjoyable College Life” and “Exciting College Life”; humanities and social sciences electives in three categories of humanities, social sciences, and literature and arts; and self-design electives. Liberal arts mandatory courses are compulsory courses for all undergraduate students to foster basic capabilities necessary for college life and overall life. The elective courses in humanities and social sciences comprise a wide range of courses designed to help undergraduates have better understanding and deeper insights in human beings, society and the world, which each student may choose as they like.

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  Undergraduate Courses

• • Mandatory Courses

    • Korean

      ogical Writing, Creative Writing, Basic Korean I for Foreign Students, Korean3 for international students

    • English

      Advanced English Listening, Advanced English Reading, Advanced English Writing, English Presentation&Discussion

    • Physical Education

      Golf, Basketball, Dance Sport, Ballet Fit, Badminton, Swimming, Advanced Swimming, Fitness Promotion, Extra Curricular Sport Activity Physical education certificates, Soccer and Futsal, Core Exercise, Tennis

  • DHCSS Elective Courses

    • Humanities

      Classical Latin, Classics and Philosophy, History of Science, Contemporary American History, Logic, Logic and Artificial Intelligence Understanding German - Speaking Cultures, History of Asian culture, Introduction to Oriental Philosophy, Analytical Philosophy, Introduction to Sociolinguistics, The Origins of Western Civilization Special Lecture on World Languages and Cultures, Philosophy of Mathematics, Philosophy of Mind, Understanding of Language Special Lectures on Linguistics, Special Issues in History, Understanding of American Culture, English Structure and Grammar Korea History and Culture for International Students, Special Topics in Korean Studies for International Students, Ethics, Introduction to the Study of Religion, Western Civilization since the Middle Ages, Topics in Philosophy, Introduction to Philosophy, Rediscovering Modern Korea, History of Modern Korea, History of Korean Culture, History of Korea Thought, Socio-Economic History of Korea, Hangeul, Letter and Civilization, Environmentalism: A Historical Survey

    • Social Sciences

      Economy and Law, Introduction to Economics, Special Topics in Economics, Sociology of Science and Technology, Geography of International Development, Issues in Urban and Regional Development Geopolitics and Development in East Asia, Introduction to Mass Communication, Introduction to Anthropology, Nations and Cultures, Law and Social Life, Special Topics in Science of Law, Welfare State and Social Security, Introduction to North Korea, Special Topics in Social Sciences, Introduction to Sociology, Special Topics in Sociology Understanding Globalization, Startup 101, Seminar in Psychology, Introduction to Psychology, Special Topics in Communication, Anthropology of Food, Introduction to Interpersonal Communication, Special Topics in Anthropology, Introduction to Cognitive Science, Human Communication and the Internet, Politics and Public Finance, Introduction to Politics, Special Topics in Political Science, Gender and Society, Society and Culture of China, Creative Activities and Law, Understanding Korean Politics, Introduction to Contemporary China, Contemporary Social Theory, Special Topics in Environmental Studies

    • Literature and Arts

      Art after 1946, 20th Century East Asian Art, Animation in East Asia, Understanding Korean Cinema, History of Architecture, Mordern Architecture, German Conversation, Comic Books and American Cinema, The World of Musicals, Art History & Visual Culture, Violin Making, French Conversation, Understanding Music & Music History, Special Topics in World Literature, Spanish Conversation, Arts of Asia, Special Lecture on English Literature, English Science Fiction, Science Fiction Cinema, English Short Stories, English Drama and Film, British and American Poetry, Understanding English Literature, British and American Novel, Special Lecture on Art, Understanding Music and the Brain, Understanding Musical Phenomenon, Japanese Conversation, Chinese Conversation, Special Topics in Sports and Health, Korean Literature and Society, Special Lecture on Korean Literature, Rereading Korean Novels, Rereading Korean Poetry, Reading East Asian Classics in Classical Chinese, The Fantasy Film in Hollywood and China, Modern English Literature

• Logical Writing, Creative Writing, Basic Korean I for Foreign Students, Korean3 for international students

• Advanced English Listening, Advanced English Reading, Advanced English Writing, English Presentation&Discussion

• Golf, Basketball, Dance Sport, Ballet Fit, Badminton, Swimming, Advanced Swimming, Fitness Promotion, Extra Curricular Sport Activity Physical education certificates, Soccer and Futsal, Core Exercise, Tennis

• Classical Latin, Classics and Philosophy, History of Science, Contemporary American History, Logic, Logic and Artificial Intelligence Understanding German - Speaking Cultures, History of Asian culture, Introduction to Oriental Philosophy, Analytical Philosophy, Introduction to Sociolinguistics, The Origins of Western Civilization Special Lecture on World Languages and Cultures, Philosophy of Mathematics, Philosophy of Mind, Understanding of Language Special Lectures on Linguistics, Special Issues in History, Understanding of American Culture, English Structure and Grammar Korea History and Culture for International Students, Special Topics in Korean Studies for International Students, Ethics, Introduction to the Study of Religion, Western Civilization since the Middle Ages, Topics in Philosophy, Introduction to Philosophy, Rediscovering Modern Korea, History of Modern Korea, History of Korean Culture, History of Korea Thought, Socio-Economic History of Korea, Hangeul, Letter and Civilization, Environmentalism: A Historical Survey

• Economy and Law, Introduction to Economics, Special Topics in Economics, Sociology of Science and Technology, Geography of International Development, Issues in Urban and Regional Development Geopolitics and Development in East Asia, Introduction to Mass Communication, Introduction to Anthropology, Nations and Cultures, Law and Social Life, Special Topics in Science of Law, Welfare State and Social Security, Introduction to North Korea, Special Topics in Social Sciences, Introduction to Sociology, Special Topics in Sociology Understanding Globalization, Startup 101, Seminar in Psychology, Introduction to Psychology, Special Topics in Communication, Anthropology of Food, Introduction to Interpersonal Communication, Special Topics in Anthropology, Introduction to Cognitive Science, Human Communication and the Internet, Politics and Public Finance, Introduction to Politics, Special Topics in Political Science, Gender and Society, Society and Culture of China, Creative Activities and Law, Understanding Korean Politics, Introduction to Contemporary China, Contemporary Social Theory, Special Topics in Environmental Studies

• Art after 1946, 20th Century East Asian Art, Animation in East Asia, Understanding Korean Cinema, History of Architecture, Mordern Architecture, German Conversation, Comic Books and American Cinema, The World of Musicals, Art History & Visual Culture, Violin Making, French Conversation, Understanding Music & Music History, Special Topics in World Literature, Spanish Conversation, Arts of Asia, Special Lecture on English Literature, English Science Fiction, Science Fiction Cinema, English Short Stories, English Drama and Film, British and American Poetry, Understanding English Literature, British and American Novel, Special Lecture on Art, Understanding Music and the Brain, Understanding Musical Phenomenon, Japanese Conversation, Chinese Conversation, Special Topics in Sports and Health, Korean Literature and Society, Special Lecture on Korean Literature, Rereading Korean Novels, Rereading Korean Poetry, Reading East Asian Classics in Classical Chinese, The Fantasy Film in Hollywood and China, Modern English Literature

• Mandatory General Courses etc.

  Exciting College Life, Happy College Life, Humanity/Leadership I,II,III, Ethics and Safety II

• Elective Courses

  Intermediate English Speaking & Listening, ICL Special Lecture, Fundamentals of Writing, Freshman Seminar 1,2, Current Events in English, Exercise & Diet, Introduction to Kinesiology, Special Lectures on Reading and Discussion, Special Topics in Policy, Basic Korean II for Foreign Students, Fitness Assessment & Conditioning, Korean1 for undergraduate international students, Korean2 for undergraduate international students, Korean4 for international students

• Mandatory General

  Scientific Writing

• Elective General Courses

  Graduate English Presentations, Graduate English Writing Korean1 for graduate international students, Korean2, for graduate international students, Korean3 for International Students, Korean4 for International Students