Academics
Class Schedule |
Spring 2026 Semester, Undergraduate Program
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※ This table shows only classes for which an actual "classroom" has been assigned during regular class hours (after 9:00 a.m.), excluding blended video lecture hours (including courses that cannot be taken concurrently with other video lectures). For more detailed course information, please visit the Academic Portal. View Course CatalogPlease use [...].
Curriculum |
Undergraduate Program
※ This table is based on the major curricula from the past five years. For a more detailed list of courses, please visit the Academic Portal. View Course CatalogPlease use [...].
Standard Major Course Roadmap |
By Major Track
| 1-1 | 1-2 | 2-1 | 2-2 | 3-1 | 3-2 | 4-1 | 4-2 | |
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| Core Competencies in the Major | Introduction to Communication Studies | Research Methodology in Communication Studies (COM2101) |
Basics of Media Writing (COM2113) |
Seminar on Classic Works in Communication Studies (COM3187) |
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| (Daekyo) Speaking and Debate (YCF1651) |
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| (Daekyo) Understanding Media, Society, and Culture (YCE1106) |
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| General Communication | Interpersonal Relationships and Communication |
Organizational Communication | Happy Communication | Risk Society and the Media | Human Communication | Communication Skills | ||
| Media and Society | Theory of Persuasive Communication | Political Communication | Health Communication | Public Campaigns: Theory and Practice | Crisis Management Theory | |||
| Advertising/PR/Strategic Communications | Understanding Advertising (COM2105) |
Advertising and Society (TBD) |
Digital Marketing (COM3146) |
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| PR Theory (COM3128) |
PR and Media Literacy (COM3166) |
Marketing Communications Campaign (COM4115) |
Consumer Analysis (COM3143) |
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| Advertising and Media Technology (COM3180) |
Interface Design (COM3156) |
Media Psychology (COM2134) |
PR Case Study Analysis (COM3145) |
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| Communication Technology | Artificial Intelligence and Communication (COM4217) |
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| Understanding Computer Technology (COM2106) |
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| Online Media Analysis (COM4202) |
Data-Driven Social Analysis (SOS2002) |
Media Technology and Social Change (COM3112) |
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| Data Analysis and Computational Methodologies | Communication and Statistics (COM3124) |
Communication Text Mining (COM4206) |
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| (Daegyo) Introduction to Statistics (STA1001) |
Big Data and Society (COM3176) |
Data Journalism (COM3164) |
Artificial Intelligence Programming (COM4205) |
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| Journalism | The Media and Public Opinion (COM3139) |
Practical Exercise in Writing Current Affairs Essays (COM2120) |
On-the-Ground Reporting (COM3165) |
Digital Journalism Practicum (COM3177) |
New Media and Journalism (COM4209) |
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| Understanding Journalism (COM3120) |
Media Ethics (COM3113) |
The Horizons of Journalism with Dong-A Media Group (COM3170) |
Online Journalism (COM3179) |
Practical Journalism Speech Course (COM4303) |
Investigative Journalism (COM3130) |
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| Theory of Video Production (COM2111) |
Video Production Practicum (COM2110) |
Advanced Video Production (COM3101) |
Media Law and Legislation (COM3110) |
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| Video Content/Media Industry | OTT Content Planning and Production (COM3183) |
New Media Video Production Practicum (COM3182) |
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| Theory of Popular Culture (COM2107) |
Understanding Broadcasting (COM2109) |
Platform Configuration (COM3186) |
The Music Industry in the Visual Age | |||||
| Rock Music, Culture and Society |
Interactive Storytelling (COM3140) |
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※ This table is based on the major curricula from the past five years. For a more detailed list of courses, please visit the Academic Portal. View Course CatalogPlease use [...].
Degree Requirements
1. Completion of Major Prerequisite Courses
(For students majoring in Korean Language and Literature and minoring in another major, a total of at least 36 credits in the major is required.)
2. Completion of Required Major Courses
(For regulations by year of admission, see the table in the link below.)
3. Complete 45 credits in the 300–400-level courses
(Including undergraduate transfer students and students expected to graduate with a double major)