(Fall2024) Registration Guide For International Students

Registration Guide
for International Students
( 2024 Fall Semester )
EWHA WOMANS UNIVERSITY

Table of Contents
1. Guide to Registering for Classes ........................... - 3 -

2. Guide to Registration for Chapel ......................... - 12 -
3. Abbreviations of Ewha Buildings and Classrooms ..... - 14 -
4. Guide to Required Courses .................................. - 15 -
5. Guide to Other Courses ....................................... - 64 -
6. Guide to Intensive Major, Minor, Double-Major,
and Interdisciplinary Major ................................. - 70 -
7. Guide to Certification Program ........................... - 78 -
8. Other Important Details ....................................... - 91 -
9. Courses available in the Winter Session, 2024 .... - 92 -
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1. Guide to Registering for Classes
A. General Requirements
1) Class registration should be planned carefully and completed within the specified period.
2) Guidelines for registration
After preparing a list of courses you have completed and courses you would like to take for
the Fall semester of 2024, including the credits for these courses, you must get guidance from
your academic advisor.
3) Number of credits students may register for each semester
※ To qualify as a registered student, a student must register for at least one subject per
semester. This includes students awaiting graduation. To graduate, students must be
registered for at least 8 semesters in which credits necessary for a regular registered
semester (minimum of 8 semesters) or for graduation remains.
※ Students who have fulfilled credit requirement for graduation cannot enroll in courses
inclusive of chapel.
Possible credits
Type of student Registration for extra credits
per semester
① If the department requires the completion of more
than 18 credits, students may register for the extra
credits they need.
② Up to 19 extra credits (including the First-Year
Seminar) are allowed in both the 1st and 2nd semesters
of the freshmen year.
Full-time students ③ Students with at least a 3.75 GPA for the previous
(excluding transfer 1-18 credits semester (excluding summer or winter sessions and
students) overseas exchange semesters) may register for up to
21 credits.
④ Students exempted from College English or
Advanced English may register for up to 21 credits in
the semesters in which these courses take place.
⑤ ROTC cadet students registering Military Science
courses may register up to 21 credits.
General Transfer Same as full-time students, according to their
1-18 credits
Students department’s curriculum for their student year.
Second Bachelor’s
1-21 credits Registration for up to 21 credits
degree students
Integrated
Undergraduate and
Graduate program 1-21 credits Registration for up to 21 credits
(including
prospective students)
Dept. of Pharmacy
of College of 1-21 credits Registration for up to 21 credits
Pharmacy
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Possible credits
Type of student Registration for extra credits
per semester
Dept. of Pre-
Medicine of College 1-24 credits Registration for up to 24 credits
of Medicine
4) Guide to Carrying Over Credits

A) After the 2024 Spring semester period for registration and changing courses is over, if the
number of credits a student is registered for is under the credit limit (the domestic
university registration standard of 18 credits), the missing number of credit can be
registered for in the 2024 Fall semester.
B) To qualify for registration for extra credits, students must be under the maximum number
of years of attendance.
※ Not applicable to students who registered for more than 18 credits in the previous
semester and part-time students (students who are registered for 1 to 9 credits).
C) Possible number of carried-over credits
(1) Only credits remaining from the previous semester can be carried over. Students may
additionally register for a maximum of 2 credits in the next semester if there are
remaining credits to fill. If remaining credits from the previous semester are not used in
the following semester, they will automatically be annulled.
(2) However, 21 maximum credits (24 credits for Department of Pre-Medicine students) are
allowed for a semester.
D) For queries, contact the Registrar’s Office (Tel: 02) 3277-2033).
5) To graduate, courses must be taken according to the curriculum of the year a student entered
Ewha (see Ewha Homepage(Korean) > 학사안내 > 교과과정안내). All requirements and
mandatory courses for the major must be met and completed.
2. ※ Notification on the Removal of the Required Liberal Arts Courses for Students Who Entered
from 2013 to 2019(Effective from 2024 Academic Year)
- The following courses will no longer be required for students who entered the university
before 2019: Share Leadership(11095), Korean Language and Writing(10021), Reading Classics
and Writing(11094), Storytelling and Writing(11202), Global Business Communication(11203),
the Second Foreign Language I, II (Chinese I, Chinese II, French I, French II, German I, German
II, Japanese I, Japanese II, Spanish I, Spanish II, Russian I, Russian II(3 hrs/2 credits)).
- These courses will not be offered from 2024.
- The students who were required to choose among the Second Foreign Language I,
II/Advanced English or the Second Foreign Language I, II/Advanced English/Global Business
Communication are subject to the removal of the Required Liberal Arts Courses.
- As the removal will be effective from 2024 academic year (March 1st, 2024), students who will
graduate or complete (course completion and graduation delay) the university in February
2024 are not subject to the removal of the Required Liberal Arts Courses.
6) The security of the course registration system has been strengthened as follows to prevent
macro.
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(1) Before course registration : Entering macro prevention key
You must enter a macro prevention key once before course registration to use "Wish
list,“ "Course Registration",or "Chapel” menu. - After you enter the macro prevention
key once, no additional macro preventive key input is requested until you logout.
(2) During course registration: Macro Prevention
If students try to click excessively more than the number of times that system manager
set up, putting keyword page would come up on the screen for macro prevention. If
excessive clicks occur, the course registration will be restricted, and you must retry the
process.
B. Registration for Courses
1) Internet Course Registration

A) Registration is possible through the internet course registration system.
(http://sugang.ewha.ac.kr)
B) Course registration login: Students can login and use the wish list 30 minutes prior to the
registration period.
2) Course registration schedule
Type of Registration Period

Guidance period for
Mon, Jul. 29– Fri, Aug. 2
course registration
Period for using My 15:00 Fri., Aug. 2 – 23:59 Sun., Aug. 4,
Wish list 09:00 - 23:59 Fri., Aug. 30
Chapel
/Credit All years 09:00–23:59 Mon., Aug. 5
exchange
- Political Science & International Relations, Economics,
Psychology, Communication & Media, Statistics,
Priority Computer Science & Engineering
Registration 13:00–16:00 Mon., Aug. 5
(Major/Double major (sophomores-seniors))
Majors
- Business Administration
(Major/Double major (freshmen-seniors))
•College of Pharmacy - Transfer
Registration Completed over 6 student only: Completed over 10 09:00–12:00 Tues.,
Period semesters (seniors) semesters(6th year) Aug. 6 Waitlist
(Able to use •Department of Medicine: 4th year
System
My Wish •College of Pharmacy- Transfer *Search Year
List) Completed 4-5 student only: Completed 8-9 13:00–16:00 Tues.,
Courses / semesters (juniors) of Study,
semesters(5th year) Aug. 6
•Department of Medicine: 3rd year Completed
Chapel /
Semesters:
Credit •College of Pharmacy - Transfer
Completed over 4
exchange student only : Completed over 8 17:00–23:59 Tues., My Eureka-
semesters (juniors
and seniors) semesters (5th/6th year) Aug. 6 Academic
•Department of Medicine: 3rd/4th year affairs -
•College of Pharmacy - Transfer School
Completed 2-3 Registry
semesters student only : Completed 6-7 09:00–12:00 Wed.,
(sophomores) semesters (4th year) Aug. 7
•Department of Medicine: 2nd year
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Type of Registration Period
New Student(International Students)
Completed 0-1 •College of Pharmacy(2+4) - Transfer
Semesters 13:00–16:00 Wed.,
student only : Completed 4-5
(freshmen) Aug. 7
semesters (3rd year)
•Department of Medicine: 1st year
Completed under 3 •College of Pharmacy(2+4) - Transfer
semesters student only : Completed under 7 17:00–23:59 Wed.,
(freshmen and semesters (3rd/4th year) Aug. 7
sophomores) •Department of Medicine: 1st/2nd year
All years 09:00 Thu., Aug. 8 -

17:00 Fri., Aug. 9
Registration
confirmation and change 09:00 Mon., Sep. 2– 15:00 Fri., Sep. 6
Delayed
period ※ After 13:00 on Mon., Sep. 9, students must check the homepage bulletin board to Cancellation
(Able to use My Wish see whether any of their classes have been cancelled. System
List)
Registration change
period for students who
registered for cancelled 13:00 Mon., Sep. 9 – 12:00 Tue., Sep. 10
courses ※Registration change is only allowed for cancelled courses.
(Able to use My Wish
List)
Withdrawal period 09:00 Mon., Sep. 23 – 17:00 Fri., Sep. 27
※ The waitlist system and the cancellation delay system are not applied for when freshmen and
priority registration period.
※ There is no separate period for students returning from leave of absence, so they must register for
courses within the normal registration period, and confirm and change courses at the same times as
regular students.
3) How to use “ Wish List”
A) After entering your desired courses, you may use them during the registration period
(maximum of 15 allowed).
B) Available options for using the wish list:
(1) View/Register for Courses: You can add courses to your wish list while also being able
to view the course name, instructor’s name and course syllabus.
(2) Direct Input: You can directly enter the course number/class and add to your wish list.
C) The course will appear on your “Wish List”, and press the “Del” button in order to delete
the course from the list.
4) Implementation of Priority Registration
A) Eligible Students:
(1) Political Science & International Relations, Economics, Psychology, Communication
Media, Statistics, Computer Science & Engineering Major(Determined at the time of
registration) or Double-Major students(Year of Study: 2-4)
(2) Business Administration Major(Determined at the time of registration) or Double-Major
students(Year of Study: 1-4)
B) Available Courses: Political Science & International Relations, Economics, Psychology,
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Communication Media, Statistics, Computer Science & Engineering and Business
Administration Major Courses (Major foundation courses are not available!)
* Because of the limited number of students who can take the courses, registration is possible
only within the quota designated for each grade that the students belong to.
C) Available number of credits for registration: Among the Major Courses open for Priority
Registration, a maximum of 12 credits can be registered.
e.g.) For students majoring in Business Administration with a Double-Major in Psychology,
a maximum of 12 credits can be given for the courses by the Department of Psychology and
Business Administration.
D) Registration Period and Method: Registration opens for all corresponding students during
Priority Registration Period
5) Registration for Extra Credit Courses
Students can register for one additional course (1 credit) from the following list of extra credit
courses after registering for the maximum number of credits (excluding credits carried over
from previous semesters) allowed over the semester in each major. There are no restrictions
on registering for extra credit courses within the maximum number of credits.
A) Extra Credit Courses: Social Services Activity for the Students I(10575), Social Service
Activity for the Students II(10578), Social Service Activity for the Students III(10579),
Strategic Employment Planning(10812)
B) Credit limit: Students can register for extra credit courses within a maximum total of 21
credits.
C) Registration Period: Students can register for extra credit courses during the registration
period of each semester (for each school year).
D) Cancelation, withdrawal and change of courses
(1) Students can cancel, but not withdraw, registration of an extra credit course if they
exceed the number of maximum credits.
(2) After cancelling an extra credit course, students cannot change the course to one that is
not eligible for extra credit.
(3) Students can cancel or change, but not withdraw from, an extra credit course within a
maximum total of 21 credits.
6) How to register for classes
A) Students can register the courses within the designated period for each school year.
B) Available options for course registration:
(1) View/Register with wish list: You can register for courses previously added to your wish
list.
(2) View/Register for Courses: You can register for courses after searching for a specific
course and viewing information such as the instructor’s name, syllabus, etc.
(3) Direct Input: You can register by directly entering the course number and class.
C) You can view your course registration on 수강신청내역조회(View Course Registration) menu,
and if you have entered the course number or class number incorrectly, select the course
and press the “Del” button in the course registration table to cancel your registration.
D) The Waitlist system will be used during the regular course registration period before the
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start of each semester (February/August.) You can see your waitlist courses and waitlist
rank. If your status changes from waitlisted to registered, the course will be moved from
your waitlisted course list to your “My Course List.” Possible credits per semester
includes registered classes and courses on waitlist.
E) The Delayed Cancellation system will be used during the course registration
confirmation/change period (March/September) after the start of each semester. For classes
that have reached maximum enrollment, the delayed cancellation system will be applied
when seats become available. Registration for seats that have become available due to
cancellations will open for 30 minutes per hour. Students who wish to enroll must check
the number of available seats and attempt to register during the designated open time.
F) After registering, you must press the “Logout” button on the upper right side of the
window.
※ Students cannot register online for courses that have not been entered into the internet
registration system as they will not be recognized.
※ To register for Graduate School courses, refer to 9) “Graduate courses valid for
undergraduate registration” below.
7) Changes to registration due to cancellation of courses
After the period for registration confirmation and change, students who have registered for
classes canceled due to the lack of numbers must check the homepage for notices related to
the cancellation. Affected students should register for new courses that do not conflict with
other registered courses within the determined period in person.
8) Important Notes
A) Students responsible for the course registration for themselves. Passwords should not be
given to others(this includes course registration done by another person), as this may lead
to errors in course registration or personal information leakage. To change your password,
go to Ewha homepage (Korean)→ 유레카→ 개인정보변경→ 비밀번호변경. Passwords that have
been changed 30 days prior must also be changed through “Change Password”.
B) All classes are capped, and registration will be blocked once the class cap has been reached.
If the class you want has too many people, you must register for another class or for another
course.
C) You cannot register for courses that overlap (including Chapel).
D) In case of Liberal Arts courses that are designated to certain majors, students must register
for the class section designated to their major.
Ex.: For “Integrated Thinking and Writing”, “College English”, “Advanced English” and
“The World & Christianity”, students must register for the class section specified in the
“Remarks Column” of the Comprehensive Course Schedule.
E) Courses that have not been registered through the internet will not be recognized as
registered. If a student does not attend a course that she has registered for online, she will
be given an F for this course. If a student attends a class other than the one she registered
for, even if it has the same course number, she will be given an F for the course she
registered for.
F) If a student completes a major foundation course or a major course which was included in
the curriculum prior to her entrance, but was later excluded from the curriculum due to
reorganization of the curriculum, the course will not be recognized as a major foundation
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course or a major course. (This includes intensive major courses.)
G) Important notes for registering to repeat courses.
(1) It is possible to repeat courses with the same course number. Even if the course title
changes, courses with the same course number are regarded as the same course.
(2) If a student completes a course according to an earlier version of the curriculum whose
course number and title are subsequently changed, students may still repeat the course
if it is a “compatible repeat course”. See “view compatible repeat courses” in the course
registration menu.
(3) Students must be careful not to register for “compatible repeat courses”, mistaking them
for different courses with separate credit recognition, because although their course
numbers and titles are different, they will be recognized as the same course and
processed as if the student were repeating one course.
(4) Students may only repeat a course if they originally got a grade lower than C+. The
highest grade possible in a repeated course is A-.
(5) Even if a student’s grade for the repeated course is lower than that of the original grade,
the grade for the repeated course will be the one that is counted.
(6) If registering to repeat a course, the year and semester of the original class will be listed
in the “repeat” column.
H) Students may not take a course their parents teach. Students should avoid the liberal arts
and elective courses as much as possible, and choose another class of the required courses.
9) Graduate courses valid for undergraduate registration
Topic Details
Students must have completed more than 3 years of study (4 years for
Architecture major in Engineering College and 5 years for the College of
Qualification for
Pharmacy Student) and have a GPA higher than 3.30 up until to the previous
registration:
semester. (Summer and winter sessions, study abroad and exchange programs
Refer to article 30 of Ewha are excluded.)
regulation by laws
※ Requirements for completing school year may be found at Ewha
homepage (Korean) → 학사안내→ 학사정보→ 졸업→ 학년수료
Identical to the Ewha course registration, confirmation and change period.

Period for registration
Registration must be completed within the specified period
Courses available for Refer to the graduate course schedule posted on the Comprehensive Class
registration Schedule or Ewha homepage.
① Fill in “Registration Form for Graduate Courses” at Ewha homepage
(Korean)→ 학사안내→ 통합 FAQ&서식자료→ 통합서식자료.
How to register ② After confirmation from your academic advisor, head of department and/or
college dean, submit the registration form to the Registrar’s Office (Pfeiffer
Hall 108).
① Up to 12 credits from among courses specified as graduate courses by the
major (department) during a student’s period of attendance.
Possible number of credits ② Up to 6 credits may be recognized as credits needed for graduating or
from graduate courses completing the undergraduate course. If the student goes on to graduate
school, the remaining credits of up to 6 credits may be counted towards the
credits needed for completing the graduate course.
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Topic Details
Courses listed as “not included as credits for graduating an undergraduate

course” on the graduate course registration form will be counted as
obtained credits and counted towards a student’s GPA, but will not count as
credits needed for graduation from the undergraduate program or
completing a major. Students must make sure they take the correct credits
needed to graduate.
C. Registration for Credit Exchange Courses
1) General Requirements for Credit Exchange Courses

A) Credits obtained from other domestic or foreign universities may not exceed half of the
total credits needed to graduate.
B) A student may register for up to 6 credits obtained from other universities each semester.
This includes the four universities’ credit exchange courses.
C) As the credits from other universities’ courses for which a student is registered count
toward the total number of credits for a semester, students should be careful not to exceed
the number of credits for which they are registered. Refer to 1. Guide to registering for
classes→ A) Common requirements→ 3) Possible credits for each semester above.
D) If registered for a course at another university identical to a course completed at Ewha, this
course will not count as completed credits.
E) As other universities have different timetable systems, students should be careful that there
is no clash with the timetable for their Ewha courses. The Ewha registration system cannot
detect overlaps of courses at other universities with Ewha courses.
F) Students in the semester they plan to graduate cannot register for courses at other
universities:
G) Other important details and announcements can found at Ewha homepage (Korean version)
→ 학사안내→ 학사정보→ 학점인정→ 국내대학 학점교류.
2) Guide to registration for courses at other universities
Sogang University, Hankuk University of

Topic Seoul National University
Yonsei University Foreign Studies
Completed more than one semester,
with a GPA higher than 2.7 for the Completed 2-6
Completed 2-6 semesters
previous semester. (Summer and semesters
Who can (graduands (students
winter sessions and overseas (graduands (students
register completed 7semesters or
exchange programs are excluded.) completed 7semesters
more) excluded)
(graduands (students completed or more) excluded)
7semesters or more) excluded)
Period for Announced separately on university’s
registering homepage(학사안내>학사정보>학점인정>국내대학학점교류)
(a) Fill in registration form for exchange

How to
(b) Submit the form to Registrar’s Office
register
(c) Receive approval from other universities as an exchange student
(d) Register using exchange university registration system
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(e) Register through Ewha course registration system
Courses for
Refer to other universities’ notice. Available course is restricted to courses that you submit at the
credit
time of application (no changes to courses can be made, only cancellation available)
exchange
Confirmation (a) Period: same as Ewha course registration confirmation and change period
and change (b) Changing courses is not allowed (only cancellation is possible).
period
(c) Students must withdraw from courses in person through both Ewha’s online registration
system and the registration system of the university hosting the course.
(a) Students must withdraw from classes in person through the registration systems of both
Ewha and the hosting university during the specified period.
Important (b) If registered information on Ewha and the hosting university do not match, the registration
notes will be canceled.
(c) The total number of credits acquired from courses at Sogang university and Yonsei
University may not exceed one fourth of the credits needed for graduation.
3) Credits recognized for credit exchange

Credits for
Included in the total number of credits needed for graduation
Graduation
Included in
Included in GPA Not included in GPA
GPA
Classification
Recognized as general optional courses
of courses
4) Universities participating in summer/winter semester exchange(as of 2024 summer)

Konkuk University, Korea University, Kyunghee University, Sogang University, University
of Seoul, Seongkyunkwan University, Sookmyoung Womans University, Yonsei university,
POSTECH, Korea National University of Education, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies,
KAIST
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2. Guide to Registration for Chapel
A. General Requirements
1) Students who have completed fewer than 7 semesters are automatically given a fixed day of
the week for chapel according to their College and year. (See E. Chapel Times for designated
days.) Thus, only students who need to change the day of the week or need to repeat the
course must register.
2) Returning students, readmitted students, students transferring in the Fall semester of 2024,
and students in or past their 8th semester must register for chapel in person.
3) In principle, drill credits are limited to 1 credit per semester. Students may additionally
register for Chapel (drill credits) not completed in the previous semester, but may not register
for drill credits for the next semester ahead of time.
4) Students can only register for a maximum of 2 make-up days per credit per semester.
5) Students who have not completed chapel credits (a total of 8 credits) before their semester of
graduation may not graduate and complete the school year according to article 48 clause 3 of
Ewha’s Regulations. Students transferring as juniors must complete 4 credits.
B. Period for Registration and How to Register for Chapel
1) Period for Registration: Refer to 1. Guide to Registering for Classes → B. Registration for
Courses → 2) Course registration schedule above.
2) How to Register for Chapel
Use the internet registration system: http://sugang.ewha.ac.kr → chapel registration.
A) Search for seats: Internet registration system (http://sugang.ewha.ac.kr) → chapel
registration.
B) Select your preferred time and day of the week and save to register.
3) Canceling Registration
A) Search for the designated day of week/ seat, or for the day of week/ seat that you have
registered for.
B) Select the day of week/ seat you wish to cancel and press the “Delete” button.
※ To change the day of the week, cancel the designated day of week/ seat and then register
again.
※ After registering, you must press the “Exit” button of the lower left of the window to end
the registration.
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C. Chapel Hours
1) Mon. – Fri. 10:00-10:30 (1st period)

2) Wed. and Thu. 11:30-12:00 (2nd period)
Day/ time College and School Year
Liberal Arts freshmen, Music freshmen, Art and Design freshmen & sophomores,
Mon. 10:00 Education freshmen, Business Administration freshmen, Medicine freshmen(Dept. of Pre-
Medicine), HOKMA freshmen & sophomores
Social Sciences sophomores, Engineering seniors, Music seniors, Art and Design seniors,
Tue. 10:00
Science & Industry Convergence freshmen, Nursing freshmen, Scranton sophomores
Engineering freshmen, Music juniors, Art and Design juniors, Education seniors, Business
Wed. 10:00
Administration seniors, Scranton freshmen & juniors
Liberal Arts seniors, Social Sciences seniors, Engineering sophomores, Nursing juniors,
Wed. 11: 30
AI Freshmen
Natural Sciences freshmen & sophomores, Music sophomores, Education sophomores,
Thu. 10:00 Business Administration sophomores, Science & Industry Convergence sophomores &
seniors, Nursing sophomores & seniors, Scranton seniors
Liberal Arts sophomores, Social Sciences freshmen, Natural Sciences juniors, Engineering
Thu. 11: 30
juniors, Science & Industry Convergence juniors, Pharmacy freshmen & sophomores
Liberal Arts juniors, Social Sciences juniors, Natural Sciences seniors, Education juniors,
Fri. 10:00 Business Administration juniors, Medicine sophomores(Dept. of Pre-Medicine),
Pharmacy juniors & seniors, AI sophomores & juniors
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3. Abbreviations of Ewha Buildings and Classrooms
Abbreviation Name of Building and Classroom Abbreviation Name of Building and Classroom
Ewha-Shinsegae Building
SHINSEGAE MED-B Medical Science Building B
(Business)
ENG A Asan Engineering Building HUM Humanities Building
Ewha-SK Telecom Building

ENG B New Engineering Building SK
Center
ENG-AUD Auditorium SKB01 Convention Hall
ART-A Arts & Design Building A/

EDU-A Education Building A
/NHM Natural History Museum
EDU-B Education Building B ART-B Arts & Design Building B
Ewha-Samsung Education
S-EDU ART-C Arts & Design Building C
Culture Building
Ewha Womans University Church
CHURCH 301 SCI-A Science Building A
3rd floor chapel
I-EDU International Education Building SCI-B Science Building B
Case hall(Graduate School

GRAD SCI-C Science Building C
Building)
Science Building Hyundai Motor
Alumnae Alumnae Building D
Company
Physical Education Building A
MAGOK Esther Building PHY-A
(Thomas Hall)
Physical Education Building B
LAW Law Building PHY-B
(Gibson Hall)
Human Ecology Building
ECOL PHY-C Physical Education Building C
(Morris Hall)
Pharmaceutical Science Building A Physical Education Building C
PHM-A PHY-C HⅢ
(Appenzeller Hall) Hall Ⅲ
PHM-B Pharmaceutical Science Building B ECC Ewha Campus Complex
Ewha-POSCO Building
RESEARCH Research Cooperation Building POSCO
(Social Sciences)
MUSIC Music Building HAK Hak-gwan
MUSIC B119 Audiovisual Room ROTC ROTC Building
Helen Hall
MED-A Medical Science Building A HELEN
(Nursing Science)
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4. Guide to Required Courses
A. Liberal Arts Courses to be completed by students who entered in 2024
1) Liberal art courses are classified as shown below;
Field Course
Christianity and the World(10023),
SHARE Leadership of Coexistence(11349),
Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi
SHARE Community Gardening(11350), Share and Social Design(11199),
Ethics of Human Rights:Justice and Love(11363)
Thinking and Integrated Thinking and Writing(11352), Thinking and Writing(10839),
Expression Logical Thinking and Writing(11178)
Liberal Arts College English(10098), Advanced English(10099),
Courses – Writing and Discussion(10840), Second Foreign Language(Elementary
General Chinese(10563), Intermediate Chinese(10133), French(10564),
Global
Requirements Advanced French(10565), Freshman German(10566), Intermediate
Communication
German(10130), Beginning Japanese(10570), Intermediate
Japanese(10132), Spanish(10571), Advanced Spanish(10665),
Russian(10572))
Computational
and Mathematical
Reasoning
Core Courses have 6 parts

① Literature and Language
② Art and Expression
Core Courses
③ History and Philosophy
④ The Human and Society
⑤ Science and Technology
⑥ Creative Exploration
Electives have 2 parts
Electives ① Electives(Free Electives)
② Electives(Future Planning)
2) Liberal Arts Courses – General Requirements

A) Liberal Arts Courses–General Requirements: Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi, Thinking and Expression,
Global Communication, Computational and Mathematical Reasoning
Computational and
Thinking and Global
College Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi Mathematical
Expression Communication
Reasoning
Advanced
Liberal Arts English(3)
Complete one
(15 credits) Second Foreign
from
Integrated Language(3)
Christianity and Computational
Social Sciences, Thinking and
the World(3) and Mathematical
Natural Sciences, Writing(3)
Reasoning
Music, Art and Design , College English(3) courses(3)
Business
Administration,
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Computational and
Thinking and Global
Reasoning
Science & Industry
Convergence
(12 credits)
College English(3)
Choose one from
below;
Education
Advanced
(15 credits)
English(3),
Second Foreign
Language(3)
College of Engineering,
Scranton (Division of Brain &
College English(3)
Cognitive Sciences, Division
Advanced
of International Studies),
English(3)
College of Artificial Intelligence
(15 credits)
Scranton (Scranton College English(3)
Thinking and
Honors Program) Writing and
Writing(3)
(15 credits) Discussion(3)
Christianity and
the World(3), Integrated
Nursing
SHARE Thinking and College English(3)
(15 credits)
Leadership of Writing(3)
Coexistence(3),
Christianity and Choose one from
the World(3), below;
Logical
Medicine Choose one from College
Thinking and
(15 credits) below; English(3),
Writing(3)
SHARE Advanced
Leadership of English(3)
Coexistence(3),
SHARE
Community
Pharmacy (Division of Gardening(3), Integrated
Pharmacy) Share and Social Thinking and College English(3)
(15 credits) Design(3), Ethics Writing(3)
of Human
Rights:Justice and
Love(3)
B) Courses classed as Second Foreign Language courses for College of Liberal Arts and
College of Education
Elementary Chinese, Intermediate Chinese, French, Advanced French, Freshman German,
Intermediate German, Beginning Japanese, Intermediate Japanese, Spanish, Advanced
Spanish, Russian (3 hrs/3 credits).
※ Chinese I, Chinese II, French I, French II, German I, German II, Japanese I, Japanese II,
Spanish I, Spanish II, Russian I, Russian II are not for the students who entered after 2020
C) Designated semesters for registering Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi, Thinking and Expression, Global
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Communication Courses– General Requirements by College
※ Computational and Mathematical Reasoning course is not designated for the semester
Freshmen
College
Spring Fall
Integrated Thinking and Writing
Christianity and the World
Liberal Arts Advanced English
Second Foreign Language
Social Sciences College English
Natural Sciences Christianity and the World
College English
Integrated Thinking and Writing Christianity and the World
College of Engineering
College English Advanced English
Music Integrated Thinking and Writing
College English
Art and Design Integrated Thinking and Writing
College English
Christianity and the World Advanced English(selectors)
Education
College English Second Foreign
Language(selectors)
Business Administration College English
Science & Industry Convergence Integrated Thinking and Writing
College English
Choose one from SHARE
Leadership of Coexistence and 3
others(SHARE Community
Gardening, Share and Social Christianity and the World
Medicine Design, Ethics of Human Advanced English(selectors)
Rights:Justice and Love)
Logical Thinking and Writing
College English(selectors)
SHARE Leadership of
Nursing Coexistence
College English

Christianity and the World Leadership of Coexistence and 3
Division of
Pharmacy others(SHARE Community
Pharmacy College English
Gardening, Share and Social
Design, Ethics of Human
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Freshmen
College
Spring Fall
Scranton Honors Thinking and Writing
College English
Program Writing and Discussion
Thinking and Writing
Division of
Scranton Brain & Cognitive
Sciences, Christianity and the World Integrated Thinking and Writing
Division of College English Advanced English
International
Studies
D) Guide to taking General Requirement English Courses

(1) College English, Advanced English must be registered during the designated semester
and section.
※ If you do not complete the mentioned courses during the designated semester and
section, you can only register during the summer or winter semester after you have
completed 4 semesters.
(2) Below is the guide for eligible students and registration.
Name of
Course Guide for Eligible Student and Registration
(Course No.)
① Students must register in their freshmen year, and in their designated
Eligible semester and section.
Students ② Class Exemption*: For students whose iBT TOEFL score is higher than 105
~ under 115 or IELTS score is in between 7.5 and 8
① Those taking College English must register in their freshmen year, and in
College
their designated semester and section.
English
(10098) ② Those exempted from College English may register for a maximum of 21
credits only in the designated semester.
Registration
③ Repeat registration: Students whose previous grade is C+ or lower may
register during the summer or winter session only.
④ No withdrawals allowed: Withdrawal is not permitted for General
Requirement English Course for freshmen.
① You must register in your designated semester during the freshman
Eligible year. (Allowed sections only)
Students
② Class Exemption*: Those whose iBT TOEFL score is higher than 115 or IELTS
Advanced score is higher than 8.5
English ① Those exempted from Advanced English may register for a maximum of 21
(10099) credits only during the designated semester.
Registration ② Repeat registration: Students whose previous grade was C+ or lower may
③ No withdrawals: Exemption class students may not withdraw.
Α. Essential English(10901):
Other Registration You can take Essential English as preparation for the required English
General
class(es).
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Name of
(Course No.)
English
Courses Β. English Ⅲ,Ⅳ:
Courses: Academic English (10567), Current Issues (10596), Business and
Technical English (10597), Speech and Presentation (10641), Cinema Arts and
English (10643), Critical Reading and Thinking (10644), World Women
through English (10709), Research Writing (10811), Rhetoric and Composition
(11051), Special Topics in English (11052), Middle Eastern Political Theology
(11162), Contemporary Photography (11164), Topics in Multiethnic American
Literature (11165), Literary Themes in Films (11310), Reading American
Popular Culture in the Digital Age(11330)
※ Since 2020, prerequisite courses (College English and Advanced English) are no
longer exist.
* Exemption from College English and Advanced English is limited to those who have submitted their scores to
the HOKMA College of General Education, Global Language Education Office within the specified period before
entrance.
(3) For students who entered after 2012, the maximum of 6 credits can be granted in
consideration of course exemption for College English, Advanced English, and English
certification.
(4) Advanced English courses for students who have completed six or more semesters
only will not open from Spring 2025.
(5) For other details, refer to the Global Language Education Office homepage
(http://gleo.ewha.ac.kr). For questions contact: The HOKMA College of General
Education, Global Language Education Office (Tel: 02) 3277-2158)
3) Core Courses
A) General Requirement for Core Courses by College
College Requirement Notes
Liberal Arts; Social Sciences; Natural Sciences; <6 Fields>

College of Engineering; Music; Art and Design; Complete one course from
Education; Business Administration; Science & each of 6 fields, totaling up Literature and Language
Industry Convergence; Nursing; Scranton; College to 4 courses (12 credits). Art and Expression
of Artificial Intelligence
History and Philosophy
Complete one course from The Human and Society
Medicine; Pharmacy (Division of Pharmacy) each of 6 fields, totaling up Science and Technology
to 3 courses (9 credits). Creative Exploration
※ It will be recognized as completion of Core courses for undergraduate international students* if they
take courses stated below:
– Credits Required: Regardless of fields, student can take courses stated above to fulfill the total
Core Course credits assigned by her college as shown in the table above.
– Courses to choose: All Core courses

* Enroller with Special Enrollment Admission type for Foreigners whose parents are both foreigners
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◀ Note▶ For details of Core Courses listed by fields for students who entered in 2024,
refer to Ewha website (Korean) > 학사안내 > 교과과정 > 교과과정 및 교과목 소개 > 교양필수 교과목
이수 안내 > 「2024학년도 입학생의 핵심교양 영역별 교과목 안내 바로가기」
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B. Liberal Arts Courses to be completed by students who entered in 2020~2023
Field Course
Christianity and the World(10023),
SHARE Leadership of Coexistence(11349),
Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi
SHARE Community Gardening(11350), Share and Social Design(11199),
Ethics of Human Rights:Justice and Love(11363)
Thinking and Integrated Thinking and Writing(11352), Thinking and Writing(10839),
Expression Logical Thinking and Writing(11178)
Liberal Arts College English(10098), Advanced English(10099),
Courses – Writing and Discussion(10840), Second Foreign Language(Elementary
General Chinese(10563), Intermediate Chinese(10133), French(10564),
Global
Requirements Advanced French(10565), Freshman German(10566), Intermediate
Communication
German(10130), Beginning Japanese(10570), Intermediate
Japanese(10132), Spanish(10571), Advanced Spanish(10665),
Russian(10572))
Computational
and Mathematical
Reasoning
Convergence General Course has 5 parts
① Convergence General(Literature and Language)
Convergence ② Convergence General(History and Philosophy)
General ③ Convergence General(The Human and Society)
④ Convergence General(Science and Technology)
Core Courses ⑤ Convergence General(Art and Expression)
Required Courses ONLY for ELTEC College of Engineering
Students(Division of Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering, Cyber
Cube Security in Division of Software Science and Engineering, Climate
and Energy Systems Engineering in Division of Sustainable Systems
Engineering)
Electives Course has 2 parts
Electives ① Electives(Free Electives)
② Electives(Future Planning)
2) Liberal Arts Courses – General Requirements

A) Liberal Arts Courses–General Requirements: Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi, Thinking and Expression,
Global Communication, Computational and Mathematical Reasoning
Computational and
Thinking and Global
Reasoning
Advanced
Liberal Arts English(3) Complete one
(15 credits) Second Foreign from
Integrated
Christianity and Language(3) Computational
Thinking and
Social Sciences, the World(3) and Mathematical
Writing(3)
Natural Sciences, Reasoning
College English(3) courses(3)
Music, Art and Design ,
Business
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Computational and
Thinking and Global
Reasoning
Administration,
Science & Industry
Convergence
(12 credits)
College English(3)
Choose one from
below;
Education
Advanced
(15 credits)
English(3),
Second Foreign
Language(3)
ELTEC College of
Engineering,
Scranton (Division of Brain & College English(3)
Cognitive Sciences, Division Advanced
of International Studies), English(3)
(15 credits)
Scranton (Scranton College English(3)
Thinking and
Honors Program) Writing and
Writing(3)
(15 credits) Discussion(3)
Christianity and
the World(3), Integrated
Nursing
SHARE Thinking and College English(3)
(15 credits)
Leadership of Writing(3)
Coexistence(3),
Christianity and Choose one from
the World(3), below;
Logical
Medicine Choose one from College
Thinking and
(15 credits) below; English(3),
Writing(3)
SHARE Advanced
Leadership of English(3)
Coexistence(3),
SHARE
Community
Pharmacy (Division of Gardening(3), Integrated
Pharmacy) Share and Social Thinking and College English(3)
(15 credits) Design(3), Ethics Writing(3)
of Human
Rights:Justice and
Love(3)
Pharmacy (Department of
Christianity and
Pharmacy) - - -
the World(3)
(3 credits)
B) Courses classed as Second Foreign Language courses for College of Liberal Arts and
College of Education
Elementary Chinese, Intermediate Chinese, French, Advanced French, Freshman German,
Intermediate German, Beginning Japanese, Intermediate Japanese, Spanish, Advanced
Spanish, Russian (3 hrs/3 credits).
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※ Chinese I, Chinese II, French I, French II, German I, German II, Japanese I, Japanese II,
Spanish I, Spanish II, Russian I, Russian II are not for the students who entered after 2020
C) Designated semesters for registering Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi, Thinking and Expression, Global
Communication Courses– General Requirements by College
※ Computational and Mathematical Reasoning course is not designated for the semester
Freshmen
College
Spring Fall
Liberal Arts Advanced English
Social Sciences College English
Natural Sciences Christianity and the World
College English
ELTEC College of Engineering
Music Integrated Thinking and Writing
College English
Art and Design Integrated Thinking and Writing
College English
Christianity and the World Advanced English(selectors)
Education
College English Second Foreign
Language(selectors)
Business Administration College English
Science & Industry Convergence Integrated Thinking and Writing
College English
Leadership of Coexistence and 3
Gardening, Share and Social Christianity and the World
Medicine Design, Ethics of Human Advanced English(selectors)
College English(selectors)
SHARE Leadership of
Nursing Coexistence
College English
Division of Christianity and the World Choose one from SHARE

Pharmacy Leadership of Coexistence and 3
Pharmacy College English
Gardening, Share and Social
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Freshmen
College
Spring Fall
Design, Ethics of Human
Department of
Christianity and the World(3-1)
Pharmacy
Scranton Honors Thinking and Writing
College English
Program Writing and Discussion
Thinking and Writing
Division of
Scranton Brain & Cognitive
Sciences, Christianity and the World Integrated Thinking and Writing
Division of College English Advanced English
International
Studies
D) Guide to taking General Requirement English Courses

(1) College English, Advanced English must be registered during the designated semester
and section.
completed 4 semesters.
Name of
(Course No.)
③ Students must register in their freshmen year, and in their designated
Eligible semester and section.
Students ④ Class Exemption*: For students whose iBT TOEFL score is higher than 105
~ under 115 or IELTS score is in between 7.5 and 8
⑤ Those taking College English must register in their freshmen year, and in
College
their designated semester and section.
English
(10098) ⑥ Those exempted from College English may register for a maximum of 21
Registration
⑦ Repeat registration: Students whose previous grade is C+ or lower may
⑧ No withdrawals allowed: Withdrawal is not permitted for General
③ You must register in your designated semester during the freshman
Eligible year. (Allowed sections only)
Advanced Students
English ④ Class Exemption*: Those whose iBT TOEFL score is higher than 115 or IELTS
(10099) score is higher than 8.5
④ Those exempted from Advanced English may register for a maximum of 21
Registration
credits only during the designated semester.
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Name of
(Course No.)
⑤ Repeat registration: Students whose previous grade was C+ or lower may
⑥ No withdrawals: Exemption class students may not withdraw.
Α. Essential English(10901):
You can take Essential English as preparation for the required English
class(es).
Β. English Ⅲ,Ⅳ:
Other
Technical English (10597), Speech and Presentation (10641), Cinema Arts and
General Registration English (10643), Critical Reading and Thinking (10644), World Women
English
through English (10709), Research Writing (10811), Rhetoric and Composition
Courses
(11051), Special Topics in English (11052), Middle Eastern Political Theology
(11162), Contemporary Photography (11164), Topics in Multiethnic American
Literature (11165), Literary Themes in Films (11310), Reading American
Popular Culture in the Digital Age(11330)
※ Since 2020, prerequisite courses (College English and Advanced English) are no
longer exist.
entrance.
(3) For students who entered after 2012, the maximum of 6 credits can be granted in
consideration of course exemption for College English, Advanced English, and English
certification.
(http://gleo.ewha.ac.kr). For questions contact: The HOKMA College of General
Education, Global Language Education Office (Tel: 02) 3277-2158)
3) Core Courses
A) Core has two parts; Convergence General, Cube
B) General Requirement for Convergence General Courses by College

Liberal Arts; Social Sciences; Natural Sciences;
ELTEC College of Engineering(Computer Science
and Engineering, Electronic and Electrical
<5 Fields>
Engineering, Food Science & Biotechnology, Chemical
Complete one course from
Engineering and Materials Science, Architecture,
each of 5 fields, totaling up Literature and Language
Architectural and Urban Systems Engineering,
to 4 courses (12 credits).
Environmental Science and Engineering); Music; Art and Expression
Art and Design; Education; Business History and Philosophy
Administration; Science & Industry Convergence;
The Human and Society
Nursing; Scranton; College of Artificial Intelligence
Science and Technology
ELTEC College of Engineering(Division of
Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering, Cyber
each of 5 fields (3 credits).
Security in Division of Software Science and
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Engineering, Climate and Energy Systems
Engineering in Division of Sustainable Systems
Engineering
Medicine; Pharmacy (Division of Pharmacy) each of 5 fields, totaling up
to 3 courses (9 credits).
Does not need to be
Pharmacy (Department of Pharmacy) -
completed
※ If students who entered from 2016 to 2023 take Creative Exploration course(Core), it will be
recognized as either 'Convergence Basic', 'Convergence General', 'Cubes', or 'Electives'
※ It will be recognized as completion of Convergence General courses for undergraduate international

students* if they take courses stated below:
Convergence General Course credits assigned by her college as shown in the table above.
– Courses to choose: All Convergence General courses

◀ Note▶ For details of Convergence General Courses listed by fields for students who entered in 2020~2023,
이수 안내 > 「2020~2023학년도 입학생의 융복합교양 영역별 교과목 안내 바로가기」
C) General Requirement of Cube Courses for ELTEC College of Engineering Students

ELTEC College of Engineering(Cyber Security in
Division of Software Science and Engineering, <3 Fields>
Climate and Energy Systems Engineering in Liberal Arts Cube
each of 3 fields totaling
Division of Sustainable Systems Engineering, Contents Cube
three courses(9credits)
Division of Mechanical and Biomedical Design Cube
Engineering)
◀ Note▶ For details of Cube Courses listed by fields for students who entered in 2020~2023,
이수 안내 > 「2020~2023학년도 입학생의 큐브 영역별 교과목 안내 바로가기」
4) Requirement for Humanities related liberal arts courses

A) Students who entered from 2016 to 2023 must complete at least 8 credits of humanities
related courses.
B) Earned credits are acceptable for transferred students (including students at Department
of Pharmacy) who have taken courses equivalent to courses listed below at other university.
C) Humanities related liberal arts courses Liberal art courses – General Requirements
Field Course(credits)
Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi Christianity and the World
Integrated Thinking and Writing, Thinking and Writing,
Thinking and Expression
Global Communication Advanced English, Writing and Discussion,
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Second Foreign Language(Elementary Chinese, Intermediate Chinese, French,
Advanced French, Freshman German, Intermediate German, Beginning Japanese,
Intermediate Japanese, Spanish,Advanced Spanish, Russian)
(excluding College English)
D) Humanities related liberal arts courses excluding Liberal art courses – General
Requirements: Ewha website (Korean) > 학사안내 > 교과과정 > 교과과정 및 교과목 소개 >
교양필수 교과목 이수 안내 > 「인문학 관련 교양 교과목 안내 바로가기」
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C. Liberal Arts Courses to be completed by students who entered in 2018~2019
※ Notification on the Removal of the Required Liberal Arts Courses for Students Who Entered
from 2013 to 2019 (refer to the page 4)
Field Course
Christianity and the World, Share Leadership, Understanding for Twenties,
Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi(Humanity) Humanity for Sharing, Love and Ethics in Human Relationships, Homo-
Empathicus and Community, Utopia of Coexistence & Cooperation
Korean Language and Writing, Reading Classics and Writing, Logical
Thinking and Writing, Thinking and Writing, Storytelling and Writing,
Dynamism in Reading and Writing, Questions for History and
Philosophy, Cyborg and Power of Image
College English, Advanced English, Writing and Discussion, Global
Global Communication Business Communication, Second Foreign Language(Japanese I,II,
Chinese I,II, French I,II, German I,II, Spanish I,II, Russian I,II)
Convergence ⑤ Convergence General(Art and Expression)
Creative Convergence
Basic
Cube Security in Division of Software Science and Engineering, Climate and
Energy Systems Engineering in Division of Sustainable Systems
Engineering)
Future Planning Course has 4 parts
①Career. Leadership ②Global Knowledge
Future Planning ③Arthi.en.s(*) ④Open Design
* Arthi.en.s is a new name for the courses which covers all the area of art
& humanity, science and sports.
2) Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi, Thinking and Expression, Global Communication Course
Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi Thinking and Global

College Notes
(Humanity) Expression Communication
Christianity and the Korean Language and
World(3) Writing(3)
Choose one from Choose one from
College English(3)
below; below;
Advanced English(3)
Share Leadership(2), Reading Classics and
Liberal Arts Second Foreign
Self-Understanding Writing(2), Dynamism
(20 credits) Language I(2)
for Twenties(2), in Reading and
Second Foreign
Humanity for Writing(2), Questions
Language II(2)
Sharing(2), Love and for History and
Ethics in Human Philosophy(2), Cyborg
Relationships(2), and Power of Image(2)
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College Notes
Social Sciences, Homo-Empathicus
Education(Education, and Community(2),
Early Childhood Utopia of
Education, Elementary Coexistence &
Education, Educational Cooperation(2)
Technology, Special
Korean Language and
Education, English
Writing(3),
Education, Social
Reading Classics and
Studies Education,
Writing(2)
Korean Language
Education), Business
Administration,
Scranton(Division of
International Studies)
(20 credits)
Natural Sciences,
ELTEC College of
Engineering, Music, Art
College English(3)
and Design,
Choose one from
Education(Science Korean Language and
below;
Education, Mathematics Writing(3),
Advanced English(3),
Education), Nursing, Reading Classics and
Second Foreign
Scranton(Division of Writing(2)
Language(I and II, total
Convergence &
of 4)
Interdisciplinary
Studies)
(16~17 credits)
College English(3)
Choose one from
below;
Korean Language and
Science & Industry Advanced English(3),
Writing(3)
Convergence Global Business
Storytelling and
(16~17 credits) Communication(3),
Christianity and the Writing(2)
Second Foreign
World(3)
Choose one from
of 4)
below;
College English(3)
Medicine Share Leadership(2), Logical Thinking and
Writing and
(14 credits) Self-Understanding Writing(3)
Discussion(3)
for Twenties(2), Love
College English(3) ※ Thinking and
and Ethics in Human
Scranton (Scranton Writing and Writing substitutes for
Relationships(2),
Honors Program Discussion(3) Korean Language and
Homo-Empathicus Thinking and
Humanities; Social Second Foreign Writing; Writing and
and Community(2), Writing(3)
Studies) Language I(2) Discussion substitutes
Utopia of
(18 credits) Second Foreign for Advanced English
Coexistence &
Language II(2) or Global Business
Cooperation(2)
Communication.
Scranton (Scranton ※ Students in the
College English(3)
Honors Program Thinking and Scranton Honors
Writing and
Natural Sciences) Writing(3) Program are exempted
Discussion(3)
(14 credits) from taking Reading
Classics and Writing or
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College Notes
Storytelling and
Writing.
Pharmacy Christianity and the
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(3 credits) World(3)
A) Courses classed as Second Foreign Language courses

(1) Chinese I, Chinese II, French I, French II, German I, German II, Japanese I, Japanese II,
Spanish I, Spanish II, Russian I, Russian II (3 hrs/2 credits).
※ The Second Foreign Language requirement is only considered completed when both I
and II levels of the same language have been completed. (Ex., after taking Chinese I, you
must take Chinese II to complete the Second Foreign Language requirement.)
※ Elementary Chinese, Intermediate Chinese, French, Advanced French, Freshman

German, Intermediate German, Beginning Japanese, Intermediate Japanese, Spanish,
Advanced Spanish, Russian are not for the students who entered from 2013 to 2019.
(2) Undergraduate international students* are exempt from all second foreign language
requirements.
* Enrollers with Special Enrollment Admissions type for Foreigners, both of the student’s parents
are foreigners
- For all undergraduate majors, international students are exempted from any second
foreign language requirement. For majors that require students to take either Second
Foreign language or Advanced English, international Students are exempt from taking
either. For College of Science & Industry Convergence that require students to take either
Second Foreign language, Advanced English or Global Business Communication,
international Students are exempt from taking either.
B) Reading Classics and Writing:
(1) 'Korean Language and Writing' will not be a prerequisite course from Summer 2023
(2) Undergraduate International Students* can substitute “Reading Classics and Writing”,
if the student has completed one of the following courses:
- Korean 4(former Korean Language and Korean Culture: Introduction) (10989)
- Korean 5(former Korean Language and Korean Culture: Exploration) (11197)
- Korean 6(former Korean Language and Korean Culture: Concentration) (11198)
- Academic Korean I (10984)
- Academic Korean II (10985)
-Academic Korean 1: Speaking&Listening(11407)
-Academic Korean 1: Reading&Writing(11408)
* Enrollers with Admission for International Students, both of the student’s parents are foreigners.
(Korean 5(former Korean Language and Korean Culture: Exploration) (11197) and Korean
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6(former Korean Language and Korean Culture: Concentration) (11198) can be substituted from
the spring semester of 2019.
Academic Korean 1: Speaking&Listening(11407), Academic Korean 1: Reading&Writing(11408),

Academic Korean 2: Speaking&Listening(11409), Academic Korean 2: Reading&Writing(11410) )
can be substituted from the spring semester of 2023.)
(3) Liberal Arts College students can substitute “Reading Classics and Writing”, if the
student has completed one of the following courses:
- Dynamism in Reading and Writing
- Questions for History and Philosophy
- Cyborg and Power of Image
※ These courses are required course options ONLY for Liberal Art College students.
C) ‘Storytelling and Writing’ for College of Science & Industry Convergence

(2) Undergraduate International Students* can substitute “Storytelling and Writing”, if the

D) ‘Global Business Communication’ for College of Science & Industry Convergence: The
prerequisite course is ‘College English’
E) Designated semesters for registering Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi(Humanity), Thinking and
Expression, Global Communication Courses– General Requirements by College
Freshmen Sophomores Junior

College
Spring Fall Spring Fall Spring
Korean Language
Christianity and the Choose one from Choose one from
Liberal Arts and Writing,
World, College Reading Classics Reading Classics
Advanced English,
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College
English, Second Second Foreign and Writing and 3 and Writing and 3
Foreign Language I Language II others others
(Chinese, English, (Korean, History,
French, German) Philosophy,
Choose one from Christian Studies)
Share Leadership Choose one from
and 5 others Share Leadership
(Korean, History, and 5 others
Philosophy, (Chinese, English,
Christian Studies) French, German)
Korean Language
and Writing,
College English,
Advanced English,
Christianity and the Reading Classics
Social Science Choose one from
World, Second and Writing
Share Leadership
Foreign Language I
and 5 others, Second
Foreign Language II
Christianity and the
Korean Language World, either Reading Classics
and Writing, College Second Foreign and Writing, Choose
Natural Science English, Second Language II one from Share
Foreign Language I (selectors) or Leadership and 5
(selectors) Advanced English others
(selectors)
Korean Language Christianity and the
and Writing, College World, Choose one
English, Choose one from Share
from Share Leadership and 5
Leadership and 5 others Reading Classics
others (Division of and Writing(except
(Division of Mechanical and Electronic and
Reading
Software Science Biomedical Electrical
Classics
and Engineering, Engineering, Engineering),
and Writing
Division of Environmental Choose one from
ELTEC College of (Electronic
Advanced Science and Share Leadership
Engineering and
Technology, Engineering & and 5 others
Electrical
Architectural and Architecture in (Climate and Energy
Engineering
Urban Systems Division of Systems Engineering
)
Engineering in Sustainable Systems in Division of
Division of Engineering), either Sustainable Systems
Sustainable Systems Second Foreign Engineering)
Engineering), Language II
Second Foreign (selectors) or
Language I Advanced English
(selectors) (selectors)
Korean Language
and Writing, Choose College English,
Reading Classics
one from Share Christianity and the
and Writing,
Music Leadership and 5 World, Second
Advanced English
others, Second Foreign Language II
(selectors)
Foreign Language I (selectors)
(selectors)
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College
Choose one from
Share Leadership Either Second
Christianity and the and 5 others, Foreign Language II
Korean Language
Art and Design World, Reading College English, (selectors) or
and Writing
Classics and Writing Second Foreign Advanced English
Language I (selectors)
(selectors)
Choose one
from Share
Education,
Leadership
Early
and 5
Childhood
others
Education,
(Education,
Elementary
Early
Education, Choose one from
Childhood
Educational Share Leadership
College English, Korean Language Reading Classics Education,
Technology, and 5 others
Christianity and the and Writing, and Writing, Second Educational
English (Elementary
World Advanced English Foreign Language I Technology,
Education, Education), Second
English
Social Foreign Language II
Education,
Studies
Social
Education,
Studies
Korean
Education Education,
Language
Korean
Education
Language
Education)
Korean Language Choose one
College English,
and Writing, from Share
Special Christianity and the Reading Classics
Advanced English, Leadership
Education World, Second and Writing
Second Foreign and 5
Foreign Language I
Language II others
College English,
World, either
Science Choose one from
Second Foreign Reading
Education, Share Leadership Korean Language
Language II Classics
Mathematic and 5 others, Second and Writing
(selectors) or and Writing
s Education Foreign Language I
Advanced English
(selectors)
(selectors)
Korean Language
College English,
and Writing, Choose one from
Business Christianity and the Reading Classics
Advanced English, Share Leadership
Administration World, Second and Writing
Second Foreign and 5 others
Foreign Language I
Language II
Korean Language Storytelling and
and Writing, either Writing, Choose one
Global Business from Share
Christianity and the College English, Communication Leadership and 5
Science & Industry World, Second Second Foreign (selectors*) or others, either Global
Convergence Foreign Language I Language II Advanced English Business
(selectors) (selectors) (selectors*) Communication
*Fashion Industry, (selectors*) or
International Office Advanced English
Administration, (selectors*)
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College
Nutritional Science *Content
& Food Convergence,
Management Kinesiology &
Sports Studies,
Health Convergence
Logical Thinking
and Writing, College
English, Choose one
Medicine World, Writing and
from Share
Discussion
Leadership and 5
others
World, Choose one
Korean Language from Share
and Writing, College Leadership and 5
Reading Classics
Nursing English, Second others, either Second
and Writing
Foreign Language I Foreign Language II
(selectors) (selectors) or
Advanced English
(selectors)
Christianity
Pharmacy and the
World
Thinking and
Thinking and
Writing, Choose one
Writing, College
from Share
English, Christianity
Leadership and 5
and the World,
Scranton others, Christianity
Choose one from
Honors and the World,
Share Leadership
Program Writing and
Discussion, Second
Foreign Language I
Foreign Language II
(Humanities &
(Humanities &
Social Studies)
Social Studies)
Korean Language
and Writing, Choose
Division of
Scranton College English, one from Share
Convergenc
Christianity and the Leadership and 5
e& Reading Classics
World, Second others, either Second
Interdiscipl and Writing
inary
Studies
Advanced English
(selectors)
Korean Language
and Writing,
College English,
Division of Advanced English,
Christianity and the Reading Classics
Internation Choose one from
World, Second and Writing
al Studies Share Leadership
Foreign Language I
Foreign Language II
* Choose one from Reading Classics and Writing and 3 others: Reading Classics and Writing, Dynamism in
Reading and Writing, Questions for History and Philosophy, Cyborg and Power of Image
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* Choose one from Share Leadership and 5 others: Share Leadership, Self-Understanding for Twenties, Humanity
for Sharing, Love and Ethics in Human Relationships, Homo-Empathicus and Community, Utopia of Coexistence
& Cooperation.
F) Guide to taking General Requirement English Courses

(1) Essential English, College English, Advanced English must be registered during the
designated semester and section.
completed 4 semesters. Advanced English is only applicable for Humanities and Social
Science field students.
(2) Students entering after 2009 must take the General Requirement English Courses
according to their level on the CSAT English or the result of the English Placement Test.
Name of Course
Guide for Eligible Students and Registration
(Course No.)
① Those whose scores on the English Placement Test correspond to Essential
English level.
② Those who do not have the CSAT English grades and have not taken the
Eligible English Placement Test.
Students ③ For students who entered in 2018: Those whose CSAT English grade is
Essential
lower than level 2 and have not taken the English Placement Test.
English
(10901) ④ For students who entered in 2019: Those whose CSAT English grade is
level 4 or lower and have not taken the English Placement Test.
① For those who are taking Essential English, it is possible to register for up
to 21 credits for the spring semester of freshmen year.
Registration
② Repeat registration: For students whose previous grade is C+ or lower.
Registration allowed for only the summer session.
① Those whose scores on the English Placement Test correspond to College
English level.
② For students who entered in 2018: Those whose CSAT English grades are
Eligible level 2 or higher.
Students
③ For students who entered in 2019: Those whose CSAT English grades are
level 3 or higher.
④ Exemption class: For students whose iBT TOEFL score is higher than 105*
College or who have equivalent results on the English Exemption Test
English
(10098)
their designated semester and section (Art and Design students must
register in their sophomore year, and in the spring semester.)
② Those exempted from College English may register for a maximum of 21
Registration credits only in the designated semester.
Advanced Eligible ① Those who have completed College English (including those who have
English Students been exempted from College English)
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Name of Course
(Course No.)
(10099) ② Exemption class: Those whose iBT TOEFL score is higher than 115* or
who have equivalent results on the English Exemption Test.
① Those exempted from Advanced English may register for a maximum of

21 credits only during the designated semester.
Technical English (10597), Speech and Presentation (10641), Cinema Arts
and English (10643), Critical Reading and Thinking (10644), World Women
through English (10709), Research Writing (10811), Rhetoric and
Other General Composition (11051), Special Topics in English (11052), Social and Cultural
English Registration Impact of Video Games (11161), Middle Eastern Political Theology (11162),
Courses Literacy in the 21st Century (11163), Contemporary Photography (11164),
Topics in Multiethnic American Literature (11165), Literary Themes in
Films (11310), Reading American Popular Culture in the Digital Age(11330)
※ Since 2020, prerequisite courses(College English and Advanced English)
are no longer exist.
entrance.
(4) For students who entered after 2012, only a total of 6 exemption credits from the
combined credits for College English, Advanced English, and English certification will
be awarded.
(http://gleo.ewha.ac.kr).
For questions contact: The HOKMA College of General Education, Global Language
Education Office (Tel: 02) 3277-2158)
3) Convergence Creative Courses
A) Convergence Creative has three parts; Convergence General, Convergence Basic, Cube
Liberal Arts; Social Sciences; Natural <5 Fields>

Sciences; Music; Education (excluding
Special Education and Science
Complete one course from each of Literature and Language
Education); Business Administration;
5 fields, totaling up to 4 courses Expression and Art
Nursing; Scranton (Division of
(12 credits). History and Philosophy
Convergence & Interdisciplinary
Studies, Division of International The Human and Society
Studies) Science and Technology
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Art and Design; Education(Special
Education; Science Education); Science &
Industry Convergence
ELTEC College of
Engineering(Computer Science and Complete one course from each of
Engineering, Electronic and Electrical 5 fields, totaling up to 3 courses
Engineering, Chemical Engineering and (9 credits).
Materials Science, Food Science and
Engineering, Environmental Science and
Engineering, Architectural and Urban
Systems Engineering, Architecture)
Complete one course from each
of 5 fields, totaling up to 3
Medicine
courses (9 credits). General
Biology(11159) must be included
Pharmacy Does not need to be completed
※ It will be recognized as completion of Convergence Creative courses for undergraduate international

– Courses to choose:
• All Convergence General courses (either courses conducted in English or Korean)
• Future Planning courses offered by Korean Studies Department(Graduate School of

International Studies) that are conducted in English (excluding Online course)
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C) General Requirement for Convergence Basic Courses by College
College Requirement
All Colleges (excluding College of

Science and Industry Convergence Complete one course(3credits)
and College of Pharmacy
Complete total up to 2 courses(6 credits)
- <Global Career Development and Entrepreneurship(11212)(3credits)>
Science and Industry Convergence - Choose either <Computational Thinking and Introduction to
Programming(11211)(3credits)> or <Problem Solving and Software
Programming(11309)(3credits)>
Pharmacy Does not need to complete
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◀ Note▶ For details of Convergence Basic Courses listed by fields for students who entered in 2018~2019,
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D) Change: General Requirement of Cube Courses for ELTEC College of Engineering Students
ELTEC College of Engineering(Cyber

Security in Division of Software Science <3 Fields>
and Engineering, Climate and Energy Complete one course from each of
Liberal Arts Cube
Systems Engineering in Division of 3 fields totaling three courses
Contents Cube
Sustainable Systems Engineering, (9credits)
Division of Mechanical and Biomedical Design Cube
Engineering)
◀ Note▶ For details of Cube Courses listed by fields for students who entered in 2018~2019,
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related courses listed below.
B) Earned credits are acceptable for transferred students (including students at College of
Pharmacy) who have taken courses equivalent to courses listed below at other university.
C) Humanities related liberal arts courses
Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi Christianity and the World(3), Self-Understanding for Twenties(2), Humanity for
Sharing(2), Love and Ethics in Human Relationships(2), Homo-Empathicus and
(Humanity)
Community(2), Utopia of Coexistence & Cooperation(2) (excluding Share Leadership)
Korean Language and Writing(3), Reading Classics and Writing(2), Logical Thinking
Thinking and and Writing(3), Thinking and Writing(3), Storytelling and Writing(2), Dynamism in
Expression Reading and Writing(2), Questions for History and Philosophy(2), Cyborg and
Power of Image(2)
Global Advanced English(3), Writing and Discussion(3), Global Business

Communication(3), Japanese I(2),II(2), Chinese I(2),II(2), French I(2),II(2), German
Communication
I(2),II(2), Spanish I(2),II(2), Russian I(2),II(2) (excluding College English)
Korean 4(former Korean Language and Korean Culture: Introduction)(6) (10989),
Korean 5(former Korean Language and Korean Culture: Exploration) (11197),
Future Planning
Korean 6(former Korean Language and Korean Culture: Concentration) (11198),
Academic Korean I(6)(10984), Academic Korean II(6)(10985)
◀ Note▶ For details of Humanities related liberal arts courses,

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D. Liberal Arts Courses to be completed by students who entered in 2016~2017
Field Course
Christianity and the World, Share Leadership, Understanding for Twenties,
Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi(Humanity) Humanity for Sharing, Love and Ethics in Human Relationships, Homo-
Empathicus and Community, Utopia of Coexistence & Cooperation
Thinking and Writing, Thinking and Writing, Storytelling and Writing,
Dynamism in Reading and Writing, Questions for History and
Philosophy, Cyborg and Power of Image
College English, Advanced English, Writing and Discussion, Global
Global Communication Business Communication, Second Foreign Language(Japanese I,II,
Chinese I,II, French I,II, German I,II, Spanish I,II, Russian I,II)
Convergence ⑤ Convergence General(Art and Expression)
Creative Convergence
Basic
Cube Security in Division of Software Science and Engineering, Climate and
Energy Systems Engineering in Division of Sustainable Systems
Engineering)
2) Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi, Thinking and Expression, Global Communication Course

College Notes
Christianity and the Korean Language and
World(3) Writing(3)
Choose one from Choose one from
College English(3)
below; below; ※ For Division of
Advanced English(3)
Share Leadership(2), Reading Classics and International Studies,
Liberal Arts Second Foreign
Self-Understanding Writing(2), Dynamism Research Writing
(20 credits) Language I(2)
for Twenties(2), in Reading and substitutes for
Second Foreign
Humanity for Writing(2), Questions Advanced English
Language II(2)
Sharing(2), Love and for History and
Ethics in Human Philosophy(2), Cyborg
Relationships(2), and Power of Image(2)
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College Notes
Social Sciences, Homo-Empathicus
Education(Education, and Community(2),
Early Childhood Utopia of
Education, Elementary Coexistence &
Education, Educational Cooperation(2)
Technology, Special
Korean Language and
Education, English
Writing(3),
Education, Social
Studies Education,
Writing(2)
Korean Language
Education), Business
Administration,
(20 credits)
Natural Sciences,
Engineering(for
students who entered in
2016), ELTEC College of
Engineering(for
College English(3)
students who entered in
Choose one from
2017), Music, Art and Korean Language and
below;
Design, Writing(3),
Advanced English(3),
Education(Science Reading Classics and
Second Foreign
Education, Mathematics Writing(2)
Education), Nursing,
of 4)
Convergence &
Interdisciplinary
Studies)
(16~17 credits)
College English(3)
Global Business
Science & Industry Korean Language and
Communication(3)
Convergence Writing(3)
Second Foreign
(Content Convergence) Storytelling and
Language I(2)
(20 credits) Writing(2)
Second Foreign
Language II(2)
Science & Industry Christianity and the
Convergence World(3)
(Fashion Industry, Choose one from
International Office below;
Korean Language and
Administration, Share Leadership(2), College English(3)
Writing(3)
Kinesiology & Sports Self-Understanding Global Business
Storytelling and
Studies, Nutritional for Twenties(2), Communication(3)
Writing(2)
Science & Food Humanity for
Management, Health Sharing(2),
Convergence) Love and Ethics in
(16 credits) Human
Relationships(2), College English(3)
Medicine Logical Thinking and
Homo-Empathicus Writing and
(14 credits) Writing(3)
and Community(2), Discussion(3)
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College Notes
Utopia of College English(3) ※ Thinking and
Scranton (Scranton Coexistence & Writing and Writing substitutes for
Honors Program Cooperation(2) Discussion(3) Korean Language and
Thinking and
Humanities; Social Second Foreign Writing; Writing and
Writing(3)
Studies) Language I(2) Discussion substitutes
(18 credits) Second Foreign for Advanced English
Language II(2) or Global Business
Communication.
※ Students in the
Scranton (Scranton Scranton Honors
College English(3)
Honors Program Thinking and Program are exempted
Writing and
Natural Sciences) Writing(3) from taking Reading
Discussion(3)
(14 credits) Classics and Writing or
Storytelling and
Writing.
Pharmacy Christianity and the
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(3 credits) World(3)
A) Change: Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi Courses for students who entered in 2016
Before After Notes
Christianity and the World(3) Christianity and the World(3)

Choose one from blow;
Share Leadership(2),
Self-Understanding for Twenties(2), No change for College of
Share Leadership(2) Humanity for Sharing(2), Pharmacy
Love and Ethics in Human
Relationships(2), Homo-Empathicus
and Community(2), Utopia of
Coexistence & Cooperation(2)
※ This change is also applied to students who entered in 2017.
B) Change: Thinking and Expression Courses for Liberal Art College Students who entered
in 2016
Before After Notes
Korean Language and Writing(3) Korean Language and Writing(3)

Reading Classics and Writing(2), Change applies only for
Liberal Art College students
Reading Classics and Writing(2) Dynamism in Reading and
who entered after 2015~2019
Writing(2), Questions for History
and Philosophy(2), Cyborg and
Power of Image(2)
※ This change is also applied to Liberal Art College students who entered in 2017.
C) Courses classed as Second Foreign Language courses

Spanish I, Spanish II, Russian I, Russian II (3 hrs/2 credits).
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and II levels of the same language have been completed. (Ex. after taking Chinese I,
you must take Chinese II to complete the Second Foreign Language requirement.)

Advanced Spanish, Russian are not for the students who entered from 2013 to 2019.
requirements.
* Enrollers with Special Enrollment Admissions type for Foreigners, both of the student’s parents
are foreigners
- For all undergraduate majors, international students are exempted from any second
either. Requirements for international students in College of Science & Industry
Convergence are different by departments. See table below;
Department Exemption
Content Convergence Second Foreign Language I, II (total 4 credits)

International Office Administration No exemption applies
Fashion Industry, Division of Kinesiology & Sports
Studies, Nutritional Science & Food Management, Global Business Communication (3 credits)
Health Convergence
D) Reading Classics and Writing:

(2) Undergraduate International Students* can substitute “Reading Classics and Writing”,
if the student has completed one of the following courses:

(3) Liberal Arts College students can substitute “Reading Classics and Writing”, if the
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E) ‘Storytelling and Writing’ for College of Science & Industry Convergence

(2) Undergraduate International Students* can substitute “Storytelling and Writing”, if the

F) ‘Global Business Communication’ for College of Science & Industry Convergence: The
prerequisite course is ‘College English’
G) Designated semesters for registering Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi(Humanity), Thinking and
Expression, Global Communication Courses– General Requirements by College

College
Choose one from
Choose one from
Reading Classics
Reading Classics
and Writing and 3
Korean Language and Writing and 3
Christianity and others
and Writing, others
the World, College (Korean, History,
Liberal Arts Advanced English, (Chinese, English,
English, Second Philosophy,
Second Foreign French, German)
Foreign Language I Christian Studies)
Language II Choose one from
Choose one from
Share Leadership
Share Leadership
and 5 others
and 5 others
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College
(Korean, History, (Chinese, English,
Philosophy, French, German)
Christian Studies)
Korean Language
and Writing,
College English, Advanced English,
Christianity and Choose one from Reading Classics
Social Science
the World, Second Share Leadership and Writing
Foreign Language I and 5 others,
Second Foreign
Language II
Christianity and
Korean Language
the World, either Reading Classics
and Writing,
Second Foreign and Writing,
College English,
Natural Science Language II Choose one from
Second Foreign
(selectors) or Share Leadership
Language I
Advanced English and 5 others
(selectors)
(selectors)
Christianity and
the World, Choose
Korean Language one from Share
and Writing, Leadership and 5
College English, others
Choose one from (Architecture,
Share Leadership Environmental &
College of
and 5 others Food and Science
Engineering(for Reading Classics
(Computer Science students, Div. of
students who entered and Writing
& Engineering, Chemical
in 2016)
Electronics Engineering &
Engineering), Materials Science),
Second Foreign either Second
Language I Foreign Language
(selectors) II (selectors) or
Advanced English
(selectors)
Korean Language Christianity and
and Writing, the World, Choose
Reading Classics
College English, one from Share
and Writing(except
Choose one from Leadership and 5
Electronic and
Share Leadership others
Electrical
and 5 others (Division of
Engineering),
(Division of Mechanical and Reading
Choose one from
ELTEC College of Software Science Biomedical Classics and
Share Leadership
Engineering(for and Engineering, Engineering, Writing
and 5 others
students who entered Division of Environmental (Electronic and
(Climate and
in 2017) Advanced Science and Electrical
Energy Systems
Technology, Engineering & Engineering)
Engineering in
Architectural and Architecture in
Division of
Urban Systems Division of
Sustainable
Engineering in Sustainable
Systems
Division of Systems
Engineering)
Sustainable Engineering),
Systems either Second
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College
Engineering), Foreign Language
Second Foreign II (selectors) or
Korean Language
and Writing,
College English,
Choose one from Reading Classics
Christianity and
Share Leadership and Writing,
Music the World, Second
and 5 others, Advanced English
Foreign Language
Second Foreign (selectors)
II (selectors)
Language I
(selectors)
Choose one from
Share Leadership Either Second
Christianity and
and 5 others, Foreign Language
Korean Language the World, Reading
Art and Design College English, II (selectors) or
and Writing Classics and
Second Foreign Advanced English
Writing
(selectors)
Choose one
Education, from Share
Early Leadership
Childhood and 5 others
Education, (Education,
Elementary Choose one from Early
Education, Share Leadership Childhood
Reading Classics
Educational College English, Korean Language and 5 others Education,
and Writing,
Technology, Christianity and and Writing, (Elementary Educational
Second Foreign
English the World Advanced English Education), Second Technology,
Language I
Education, Foreign Language English
Social Studies II Education,
Education, Social Studies
Korean Education,
Education Language Korean
Education Language
Education)
Korean Language
College English, Choose one
and Writing,
Special Christianity and Reading Classics from Share
Advanced English,
Education the World, Second and Writing Leadership
Second Foreign
Foreign Language I and 5 others
Language II
College English, Christianity and
Choose one from the World, either
Science
Share Leadership Second Foreign Reading
Education, Korean Language
and 5 others, Language II Classics and
Mathematics and Writing
Second Foreign (selectors) or Writing
Education
Korean Language
College English,
and Writing, Choose one from
Business Christianity and Reading Classics
Advanced English, Share Leadership
Administration the World, Second and Writing
Second Foreign and 5 others
Foreign Language I
Language II
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College
Storytelling and
Writing, Choose
Korean Language
one from Share
and Writing,
Leadership and 5
Global Business
Christianity and College English, others, Global
Communication
the World, Second Second Foreign Business
Science & Industry (Fashion Industry,
Foreign Language I Language II Communication
Convergence International Office
(Content (Content (Content
Administration,
Convergence) Convergence) Convergence,
Nutritional Science
Kinesiology &
& Food
Sports Studies,
Management)
Health
Convergence)
Logical Thinking
and Writing,
Christianity and
College English,
Medicine the World, Writing
Choose one from
and Discussion
Share Leadership
and 5 others
Christianity and
the World, Choose
Korean Language one from Share
and Writing, Leadership and 5
College English, others, either Reading Classics
Nursing
Second Foreign Second Foreign and Writing
Language I Language II
Advanced English
(selectors)
Christianity
Pharmacy
and the World
Thinking and Thinking and
Writing, Writing, Choose
College English, one from Share
Christianity and Leadership and 5
Scranton the World, Choose others, Christianity
Honors one from Share and the World,
Program Leadership and 5 Writing and
others, Second Discussion, Second
Foreign Language I Foreign Language
(Humanities & II (Humanities &
Scranton Social Studies) Social Studies)
Korean Language
and Writing,
Choose one from
Division of College English,
Share Leadership
Convergence Christianity and
and 5 others, either Reading Classics
& the World, Second
Second Foreign and Writing
Interdisciplin Foreign Language I
Language II
ary Studies (selectors)
(selectors) or
Advanced English
(selectors)
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College
Korean Language
and Writing,
College English, Research Writing,
Division of
Christianity and Choose one from Reading Classics
International
the World, Second Share Leadership and Writing
Studies
Foreign Language I and 5 others,
Second Foreign
Language II
* Choose one from Reading Classics and Writing and 3 others: Reading Classics and Writing, Dynamism in
Reading and Writing, Questions for History and Philosophy, Cyborg and Power of Image
* Choose one from Share Leadership and 5 others: Share Leadership, Self-Understanding for Twenties, Humanity
for Sharing, Love and Ethics in Human Relationships, Homo-Empathicus and Community, Utopia of Coexistence
& Cooperation.
H) Guide to taking General Requirement English Courses

Name of Course
(Course No.)
English level.
Eligible ② Those who do not have the CSAT English grades and have not taken the
Students English Placement Test.
Essential
③ Those whose CSAT English grade is lower than level 3 and have not taken
English
the English Placement Test.
(10901)
Registration
English level.
Eligible
Students ② Those whose CSAT English grades are level 3 or higher.
College
English ③ Exemption class: For students whose iBT TOEFL score is higher than 105*
(10098) or who have equivalent results on the English Exemption Test
Registration their designated semester and section (Art and Design students must
register in their sophomore year, and in the spring semester.)
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Name of Course
(Course No.)
① Those who have completed College English (including those who have
Eligible been exempted from College English)
Students
② Exemption class: Those whose iBT TOEFL score is higher than 115* or
Advanced
English ① Those exempted from Advanced English may register for a maximum of
(10099) 21 credits only during the designated semester.
entrance.
be awarded.
3) Convergence Creative Courses
A) Convergence Creative has three parts; Convergence General, Convergence Basic, Cube
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Liberal Arts; Social Sciences; Natural

Sciences; Music; Education (excluding
Special Education and Science
Complete one course from each of
Education); Business Administration;
5 fields, totaling up to 4 courses
Nursing; Scranton (Division of
(12 credits).
Convergence & Interdisciplinary
Studies, Division of International
Studies)
Art and Design; Education(Special
Education; Science Education); Science &
Industry Convergence <5 Fields>
Engineering(students who entered in

2016) Literature and Language
Expression and Art
ELTEC College of Complete one course from each of History and Philosophy
Engineering(Computer Science and 5 fields, totaling up to 3 courses The Human and Society
Engineering, Electronic and Electrical (9 credits). Science and Technology
Engineering, Chemical Engineering and
Materials Science, Food Science and
Engineering, Environmental Science and
Engineering, Architectural and Urban
Systems Engineering, Architecture)
(students who entered in 2017)
Complete one course from each
Medicine
Biology(11159) must be included

• All Convergence General courses (either courses conducted in English or Korean)
• Future Planning courses offered by Korean Studies Department(Graduate School of

International Studies) that are conducted in English (excluding Online course)
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C) General Requirement for Convergence Basic Courses by College
College Requirement
All Colleges (excluding College of

Science and Industry Convergence Complete one course(3credits)
and College of Pharmacy
Complete <Computational Thinking and Introduction to
Science and Industry Convergence Programming(11211)(3credits)> and <Global Career Development and
Entrepreneurship(11212) (3credits)>
Pharmacy Does not need to complete
◀ Note▶ For details of Convergence Basic Courses listed by fields for students who entered in 2016~2017,
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D) Change: General Requirement of Cube Courses for ELTEC College of Engineering Students
ELTEC College of Engineering(Division

of Mechanical and Biomedical
Engineering, Cyber Security in Division <3 Fields>
of Software Science and Engineering, Liberal Arts Cube
3 fields totaling three
Climate and Energy Systems Contents Cube
courses(9credits)
Engineering in Division of Sustainable
Design Cube
Systems Engineering)
(students who entered in 2017)
◀ Note▶ For details of Cube Courses listed by fields for students who entered in 2017,
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related courses listed below.
B) Earned credits are acceptable for transferred students (including students at College of
Pharmacy) who have taken courses equivalent to courses listed below at other university.
C) Humanities related liberal arts courses
Christianity and the World(3), Self-Understanding for Twenties(2), Humanity for

Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi Sharing(2), Love and Ethics in Human Relationships(2), Homo-Empathicus and
(Humanity) Community(2), Utopia of Coexistence & Cooperation(2)(excluding Share
Leadership)
Korean Language and Writing(3), Reading Classics and Writing(2), Logical Thinking
Thinking and and Writing(3), Thinking and Writing(3), Storytelling and Writing(2), Dynamism in
Expression Reading and Writing(2), Questions for History and Philosophy(2), Cyborg and
Power of Image(2)
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Global Advanced English(3), Writing and Discussion(3), Global Business

Communication(3), Japanese I(2),II(2), Chinese I(2),II(2), French I(2),II(2), German
Communication
I(2),II(2), Spanish I(2),II(2), Russian I(2),II(2) (excluding College English)
Research Writing(3), Korean 4(former Korean Language and Korean Culture:
Introduction)(6) (10989), Korean 5(former Korean Language and Korean Culture:
Future Planning Exploration) (11197), Korean 6(former Korean Language and Korean Culture:
Concentration) (11198), Academic Korean I(6)(10984), Academic Korean
II(6)(10985)
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E. Liberal Arts Courses to be completed by students who entered in 2013~2015
Field Course
Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi(Humanity) Christianity and the World, Share Leadership
Thinking and Writing, Thinking and Writing
College English, Advanced English, Writing and Discussion,
Global Communication Second Foreign Language(Japanese I,II, Chinese I,II, French I,II, German
I,II, Spanish I,II, Russian I,II)
Convergence General ③ Convergence General(The Human and Society)
Creative ④ Convergence General(Science and Technology)
⑤ Convergence General(Art and Expression)
Convergence
Basic
2) Liberal Arts Courses (required)
Division Basic Courses – General Requirements

Korean Language and Writing(3), College English(3), Christianity and
the World(3), Share Leadership(2), Reading Classics and Writing(2),
Advanced English(3), Second Foreign Language I(2), Second Foreign
Liberal Arts and Social Science Language II(2)
(20 credits) ※ DIS students: Research Writing substitutes for Advanced English
※ Note ‘A) Change: Thinking and Expression Courses for Liberal Art
College Students’ below for Liberal Art College students who
entered in 2015
Natural Sciences; Arts and Korean Language and Writing(3), College English(3), Christianity and
Physical Education the World(3), Share Leadership(2), Reading Classics and Writing(2),
(16~17 credits) either Advanced English(3) or Second Foreign Language I(2)/II(2)
Medicine Logical Thinking and Writing(3), College English(3), Christianity and
(14 Credits) the World(3), Share Leadership(2), Writing and Discussion(3)
Humanities and Thinking and Writing(3), College English(3), Christianity and the
Social Science World(3), Share Leadership(2), Writing and Discussion(3), Second
(18 credits) Foreign Language I(2), Second Foreign Language II(2)
Scranton
Natural
Honors Thinking and Writing(3), College English(3), Christianity and the
Sciences and
Program World(3), Share Leadership(2), Writing and Discussion(3)
Arts (14 credits)
※ Thinking and Writing substitutes for Korean Language and Writing; Writing and
Discussion substitutes for Advanced English
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Division Basic Courses – General Requirements
※ Students in Scranton Honors Program are exempted from taking Reading Classics and
Writing.
Pharmacy
Christianity and the World(3)
(3 credits)
A) Change: Thinking and Expressions Courses for Liberal Art College Students
Before After Notes

Korean Language and Writing(3) Korean Language and Writing(3)
Reading Classics and Writing(2), Change applies only for
Dynamism in Reading and Liberal Art College students
Reading Classics and Writing(2)
Writing(2), Questions for History who entered after 2015~2019
and Philosophy(2), Cyborg and
Power of Image(2)
B) Courses classed as Second Foreign Language courses

Spanish I, Spanish II, Russian I, Russian II (3 hrs / 2 credits).
and II levels of the same language have been completed. (Ex. after taking Chinese I, you
must take Chinese II to complete the Second Foreign Language requirement.)

Advanced Spanish, Russian courses are not for the students who entered from 2013 to
2019.
requirements.
* Enrollers with Special Enrollment Admissions type for Foreigners, both of the student’s
parents are foreigners
※ For all undergraduate majors, international students are exempted from any second
either.
C) Reading Classics and Writing:
(2) Undergraduate International Students* can substitute ‘Reading Classics and Writing’, if
the student has completed one of the following courses:
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* Korean 4(former Korean Language and Korean Culture: Introduction) (10989, 6 credits) can be
substituted if students attended the course after the fall semester of 2014(applied to the students
who entered after 2013).

(3) Liberal Arts College students who entered after 2015 can substitute “Reading Classics
and Writing”, if the student has completed one of the following courses:
D) Designated semesters for registering Liberal Arts Courses – General Requirements by

College
Freshmen Sophomores
College
Spring Fall Spring Fall
Writing
Writing
(Korean, History,
Korean Language and (Chinese, English,
Christianity and the Philosophy, Christian
Writing, Share French, German)
World, College Studies)
Liberal Arts Leadership, Advanced Choose one from
English, Second Choose one from
English, Second Reading Classics and
Foreign Language I Reading Classics and
Foreign Language II Writing and 3
Writing and 3
others(for students
others(for students
who entered in 2015)
who entered in 2015)
College English, Korean Language and
Christianity and the Writing, Advanced
World, Second Foreign English, Share
Reading Classics and Reading Classics and
Social Sciences Language I, Share Leadership (Division of
Writing Writing
Leadership (Division of Social Sciences),
Communication and Second Foreign
Media) Language II
Korean Language and
Writing, Share
World, either Second
Leadership, College Reading Classics and Reading Classics and
Natural Sciences Foreign Language II
English, Second Writing Writing
(selectors) or Advanced
Foreign Language
English (selectors)
I(selectors)
Korean Language and Christianity and the Reading Classics and Reading Classics and
Engineering
Writing, College World, Share Writing Writing
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Freshmen Sophomores
College
English, Share Leadership
Leadership (Computer (Architecture,
Science & Engineering, Environmental & Food
Electronics and Science students,
Engineering), Second Div. of Chemical
Foreign Language I Engineering &
(selectors) Materials Science),
either Second Foreign
Language II (selectors)
or Advanced English
(selectors)
Korean Language and
College English,
Writing, Share Reading Classics and
Christianity and the Reading Classics and
Music Leadership, Second Writing, Advanced
World, Second Foreign Writing
Foreign Language I English(selectors)
Language II(selectors)
(selectors)
Korean Language and
College English,
Writing, Share Reading Classics and
Christianity and the Reading Classics and
Art and Design Leadership, Second Writing, Advanced
World, Second Foreign Writing
Foreign Language I English(selectors)
Language II(selectors)
(selectors)
Education,
Early Childhood
Education,
Elementary
Education,
Educational Korean Language and
Technology, College English,
Writing, Advanced
English Christianity and the Reading Classics and Reading Classics and
English, Share
Education, Social World, Second Foreign Writing Writing
Leadership, Second
Studies Language I
Education, Foreign Language II
Education Korean
Language
Education,
Special
Education
Korean Language and
Science Writing, College
World, either Second
Education, English, Share Reading Classics and Reading Classics and
Foreign Language II
Mathematics Leadership, Second Writing Writing
Education (selectors) or Advanced
Foreign Language I
English (selectors)
(selectors)
College English,
Korean Language and
Business Writing, Advanced Reading Classics and Reading Classics and
World, Share
Administration English, Second Writing Writing
Leadership, Second
Foreign Language II
Foreign Language II
Logical Thinking and
Writing, College
Medicine World, Writing and
English, Share
Discussion
Leadership
Korean Language and Christianity and the Reading Classics and Reading Classics and
Health Science
Writing, College World, Share Writing Writing
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Freshmen Sophomores
College
English, Second Leadership (Division of
Foreign Language I Nursing), either Second
(selectors), Share Foreign Language II
Leadership(excluding (selectors) or Advanced
Division of Nursing) English (selectors)
Pharmacy World(spring semester
of Junior year)
Thinking and Writing, Thinking and Writing,
College English, Share Leadership,
Scranton
Christianity and the Christianity and the
Honors
Program
World, Share World, Writing and
Leadership, Second Discussion, Second
Korean Language and
Writing, Share
Division of College English,
Leadership, either
Scranton Convergence & Christianity and the Reading Classics and Reading Classics and
Second Foreign
Interdisciplinar World, Second Foreign Writing Writing
y Studies Language II (selectors)
or Advanced English
(selectors)
Korean Language and
College English,
Division of Writing, Research
Christianity and the Reading Classics and Reading Classics and
International Writing, Share
Studies
World, Second Foreign Writing Writing
Leadership, Second
Language I
Foreign Language II
* Student who entered in 2015 can enroll ‘Reading Classics and Writing’ at any semester they choose (Spring/Fall)
within the classes offered.
* Choose one from Reading Classics and Writing and 3 others (for Liberal Art College student who entered in 2015):
Reading Classics and Writing, Dynamism in Reading and Writing, Questions for History and Philosophy, Cyborg
and Power of Image
E) Guide to taking General Requirement English Courses

Name of Course
(Course No.)
Essential Eligible English level.
English Students
(10901) ② Those who do not have the CSAT English grades and have not taken the
English Placement Test.
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Name of Course
(Course No.)
③ Those whose CSAT English grade is lower than level 3 and have not taken
the English Placement Test.
Registration
English level.
Eligible
Students ② Those whose CSAT English grades are level 3 or higher.
③ Exemption class: For students whose iBT TOEFL score is higher than 105*
or who have equivalent results on the English Exemption Test
College ① Those taking College English must register in their freshmen year, and in
English their designated semester and section
(10098)
Registration
① Those who have completed College English (including those who have
Eligible been exempted from College English)
Students
② Exemption class: Those whose iBT TOEFL score is higher than 115* or
Advanced
English ① Those exempted from Advanced English may register for a maximum of
(10099) 21 credits only during the designated semester.
* Exemption from College English and Advanced English is limited to those who have submitted their
scores to the HOKMA College of General Education, Global Language Education Office within the
specified period before entrance.
be awarded.
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3) Core Courses
A) Changes for students who entered after 2013
Before After Notes
Complete “Core fields and Capacities” Complete “Core Fields” only “Capacities” are eliminated
*Core fields: Literature and Language, Expression and Art, History and Philosophy, The Human and
Society, Science and Technology
*Capacities: Humanistic Insight, Scientific and Ecological Thought, Esthetic and Creative, Global
Leader, Comprehensive Inquiry
B) Requirements by Colleges
Liberal Arts; Social Sciences; Natural

Sciences; Music; Art and Design;
Education (excluding Special Education
and Science Education); Business
5 fields, totaling 5 courses
Administration; Health Sciences;
(15 credits).
Scranton(Division of Convergence & <5 Fields>
Interdisciplinary Studies, Division of
Literature and Language,
Complete one course from each of Expression Art,
Engineering; Special Education; Science
5 fields, totaling up to 4 courses History and Philosophy,
Education
(12 credits). The Human and Society,
Complete one course from each Science and Technology
Medicine
Biology(11159)-Science and
Technology field- must be
included
recognized as either 'Core Courses', or 'Electives'

students*(matriculated in 2013 and after) if they take courses stated below:
• All core courses (either courses conducted in English or Korean)
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• Liberal arts courses offered by Korean Studies Department(Graduate School of International
Studies) that are conducted in English (excluding Online Courses)
◀ Note▶ For details of Core Courses listed by fields for students who entered in 2013~2015,
이수 안내 > 「2013학년도~2015학년도 입학생의 핵심교양 영역별 교과목 안내 바로가기」
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F. Software(SW) Courses
1) Software(SW) Course -Requirements

A) Students who entered after 2020
(1) In order to reinforce SW education, a total of 6 credits must be completed among the
courses recognized as SW courses.
(2) The SW courses are provided as liberal arts courses or major courses and students may
choose among these courses in various combinations to satisfy the mandatory 6 credits.
Students who complete the mandatory 3 credits in the Computing and Mathematical
Thinking area, which are basic liberal arts courses, can include the credits in the
mandatory 6 credits for SW courses. In this case, only 3 more credits need to be taken to
satisfy the 6 credit SW course requirements. In addition to this, 3 credits can also be
taken by ‘IT Certification’.
2) Liberal arts SW courses
A) The liberal arts courses designated as SW courses are dispersed in four of the five areas of
Core course (science and technology, literature and language, art and expression, human
and society), and included in the Computing and Mathematical Thinking area. They are
also included in general liberal arts courses.
3) Major SW courses
A) Courses designated as SW courses in each major: If a student completed SW courses from
other major, credits will be given as general optional courses not major credits.
B) Major SW courses can be searched after checking the Software (SW) course checkbox in the
Eureka> Course Schedule / Lecture Plan.
4) Details of SW Courses in liberal arts and major SW courses
A) Refer to the homepage of Software Centric University(Korean) > SW교육> SW기초교육

(http://my.ewha.ac.kr/swcu/)
B) SW courses in Computing and Mathematical Thinking included in Liberal Arts
Course Department
# Name of Course Credits
No. (Major)
1 11204 Philosophy Logic and Computer 3
2 11205 Computer Science & Engineering Computational Thinking & Problem Solving 3
Introduction to computation and its

3 11206 Mathematics 3
application in arts and sciences
4 11207 Statistics Programming and Statistical Thinking 3
5 11208 Computer Science & Engineering Introduction to IT Convergence Engineering 3
Computational Thinking and Introduction to

6 11211 Content Convergence 3
Programming
Computational Thinking and Its
7 11232 Computer Science & Engineering 3
Understanding
Computer Music Programming for Music
8 11233 Composition 3
Technology
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Course Department
# Name of Course Credits
No. (Major)
Computational Thinking and Its Application
9 11234 Design 3
to Art & Design
10 11309 Computer Science & Engineering Problem Solving and Software Programming 3
11 11356 Computer Science & Engineering Linux & Systematic Thinking 3
12 11357 Law Data Convergence & Law 3
Computational Thinking for Computer

13 11361 Computer Science & Engineering 3
Programming
14 11362 Physics Visualizing the Universe 3
Nutritional Science & Food Food and Design in the age of Food
15 11364 3
Management Technology
16 11365 Department of women’s studies Big Data and Gender 3
The Foundation of R Programming for Social

17 11367 College of Education 3
Problem Solving
Mathematical understanding of information
18 11368 Mathematics 3
processing and artificial intelligence
19 11369 Computer Science & Engineering Computational Problem Solving Method 3
20 11373 Smart Curation Data Computing 3
21 11374 Business Administration Computer security and Windows forensics 3
22 11395 Computer Science & Engineering Foundation of Artificial Intelligence 3
Data Scientific Thinking for Social Problem

23 11385 Department of Sociology 3
Solving Process
24 11393 Business Administration Computer Coding for Financial Life 3
Interdisciplinary Program of Social

25 11386 Social Economy Analytics for Social Impact 3
Economy
Department of Educational
26 11394 AI in Education 3
Technology
Computational thinking and counseling
27 11392 psychology 3
psychology
C) SW Courses in Core Courses and General Liberal Arts courses
Department
# Field Course No. Name of Course Credits
(Major)
1 10104 Statistics Introduction to Applied Statistics 3
Computer Science Information Society and Internet

2 10123 3
& Engineering Ethics
Core Course
3 (Science and 11042 Philosophy Computer and Mind 3
Technology)
Modern Information Society and
4 11096 Statistics 3
Statistics
Content
5 11145 Creative Computing 3
Convergence
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Department
# Field Course No. Name of Course Credits
(Major)
Content
6 11152 Contents Computing 3
Convergence
Computer Science Introduction to Internet of Things
7 11154 3
& Engineering (IOT)
Computer Science Information technology and future
8 11160 3
& Engineering society
Library & Big data society and information
9 11187 3
Information Science literacy
Electronic and Introduction to Future Information
10 11261 Electrical Industries in the Era of Artificial 3
Engineering Intelligence
Ewha Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Human
11 11336 3
the Humanities Being
Computer Science
12 10556 Internet and Social Computing 3
& Engineering
Content Understanding of Digital
13 10950 3
Convergence Storytelling
Core Course Chinese Language East Asian Character and Text in
14 11038 3
(Literature & Literature Digital Media Times
and Ewha Institute for Genre Fiction in the Age of Multi-
15 11112 3
Language) the Humanities Media
English Language Technical Writing and Document
16 11335 3
& Literature Design in English
Core Course
17 (Art and 10778 Design Digital Media & Art 3
Expression)
18 11103 School of Law Internet & Law 3

Core Course
(The
19 11308 Women's Studies Data Analytics on Classics 3
Human and
Society) Social Welfare & Law with ICT
20 11360 School of Law 3
Convergence
Logic and Multi-dimensional
21 10027 Philosophy 3
Thinking
22 11047 Philosophy Understanding Scientific Reasoning 3
Computer Science
23 11099 Mobile App Programming 3
& Engineering
Electives K-MOOC:Fundamentals of Big Data
Business
24 (Choose 11237 Analytics: Concepts, Techniques and 3
Administration
Freely) Practices
Content K-MOOC:Music and
25 11239 3
Convergence Science/Technology
K-MOOC:The Complete Animation
26 11240 Design 3
Course
Communication & K-MOOC:Understanding and
27 11338 3
Media Utilization of Photography
The Fourth Industrial Revolution
28 Electives 11306 ELTEC 3
and Future Engineering
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G. English Lecture Courses
1) English Lecture Courses - Requirements

A) Students who entered in 2007~2013
Must complete more than 12 credits of English lecture courses (More than 6 credits for Arts
and Physical Education majors).
B) Students who entered in 2014~2019
Must complete a minimum of 18 credits of English lecture courses. (Except for Music, Art
& Design, Human Movement Studies, Pharmacy, Pre-Medicine and Korean Language
Education majors, who are required to complete a minimum of 12 credits; and Early
Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Science Education and Math Education
majors, who are required to complete a minimum of 15 credits.)
C) Students who entered after 2020
Must complete a minimum of 15 credits of English lecture course. (Except for Music, Art &
Design, Human Movement Studies, Pharmacy, Pre-Medicine and Korean Language
Education majors, who are required to complete a minimum of 9 credits; and College of
Education(except Korean Language Education major), who are required to complete a
minimum of 12 credits.)
2) Courses recognized as English Lectures
A) English Lectures (including general English courses)
B) Designated Second Foreign Language courses
C) 3 credits from the English Certification System (※ This does not apply to courses
recognized as English lectures for students entering after 2012)
D) Courses taught in a foreign language (for students admitted in 2014 and later)
3) Finding English Lecture Courses
Search for English Lecture courses available in the Fall semester of 2024 and the relevant
syllabi at: Ewha homepage(Korean)→ 학사안내→ 강의시간표/계획안→ 영어강의 조회; or Ewha
homepage(Korean)→ 학사안내→ 강의시간표/계획안, notes for each course.
H. Regulations and Required Courses for Different Departments(Majors) (Major Requisite or

Major Intensive Course)
◀ Note ▶ Refer to MyEureka → 학사행정 → 교과 → 교과과정안내
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5. Guide to Other Courses
A. Distance Learning Courses
1) The courses that consist of distance learning with more than 10 weeks out of 15 weeks are
Distance Learning Courses.
2) Distance Learning Courses encompass the Distance Learning Courses offered through Ewha
Cyber Campus, and the K-MOOC Courses.
3) The Maximum Distance Learning Courses credits you can receive per semester is 9 credits,
whilst the maximum Distance Learning Courses credits you can receive during your
undergraduate/ graduate studies is 20% of the total number of credits required for graduation.
(For AY 2016 entrants)
4) Distance Learning Courses available in the Fall semester of 2024
A) Distance Learning Courses for 2024 Fall semester are informed on the official website:
Ewha homepage > Academics > Course > Undergraduate > Course Schedule/Syllabus
※ Offline tests may be required. Please refer to course syllabus for detailed requirements.
B) K-MOOC Courses (Course area: Future Planning)
Course no. Department Course Cre-

# Course Title Hrs. Notes
-Class (Major) Type dits
HOKMA
K-MOOC:Identity, Agency,
College of
1 11372-01 Equality, and Security in the 3 3
General
Age of AI
Education
International
Studies
(Graduate K-MOOC:Poverty, Inequality
2 11391-01 1 1
School of & Development Cooperation
International
Studies)
Avoid overlapped
K-MOOC:History of registration of
3 11217-01 Architecture Liberal Architecture, Society and 3 3 <History of
Arts Culture Architecture
1(36387)>
Avoid overlapped
K-MOOC:Behavior of registration of
4 11353-01 Life Sciences 3 3
Animals <Behavior of
Animals(10930)>
K-MOOC:Digital Marketing &
Communication
5 11444-01 Social Media Brand Content 3 3
& Media
Strategy
K-MOOC:Unstructured Data
Communication
6 11445-01 Analysis: Understanding 3 3
& Media
Social Network
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Avoid overlapped
K-MOOC:Fundamentals of registration of
Business
7 11237-01 Big Data Analytics: Concepts, 3 3 <Introduction to Big
Administration
Techniques and Practices Data
Analytics(38163)>
Science K-MOOC:Biological Diversity

8 11387-01 3 3
Education and Resources
K-MOOC:Children’s
Communication Outstanding Language
9 11300-01 3 3
Disorders Learning Abilities-Approach
from Bilinguals
K-MOOC:The Complete
10 11240-01 Find Design 3 3
Animation Course
Avoid overlapped
French registration of
K-MOOC:Reading Culture
11 11337-01 Language and 3 3 <Reading culture
through Etymology
Literature through
etymology(10891)>
Avoid overlapped
registration of <Travel
Social Studies K-MOOC:Travel and
12 11370-01 3 3 and Geography in the
Education Geography
Context of
Globalization (11089)>
HOKMA
K-MOOC:Stories of Women
College of
13 11446-01 in British and American 3 3
General
Culture
Education
Avoid overlapped
14 11459-01 Sociology K-MOOC:Art and Society 3 3 registration of <Art
and Society(10912)>
Avoid overlapped
registration of <Music
Content K-MOOC:Music and
15 11239-01 3 3 and
Convergence Science/Technology
Science/Technology
(11144)>
Law School
K-MOOC:Biomedical
16 11354-01 (former College 2 2
Technologies and Law
of Law)
K-MOOC:Why We Get Sick-

17 11298-01 Life Sciences The Ecology and Evolution of 3 3
Diseases
Avoid overlapped
Law School
K-MOOC:Labor and Law- registration of <Labor
18 11461-01 (former College 2 2
Competing in the World and Law: Competing
of Law)
in the World (11105)>
Ewha Institute
K-MOOC:Introduction to the
19 11301-01 for the 3 3
Posthuman Studies
Humanities
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K-MOOC:K-Food Brand
Communication
20 11460-01 Storytelling in the Age of 2 2
& Media
FoodTech
Korean
K-MOOC:Studies in
21 11389-01 Language and 3 3
Traditional Korean Culture
Literature
Avoid overlapped
registration of
K-MOOC:Modern Physics
<Modern Physics and
22 11220-01 Physics and the Revolution of Human 3 3
the Revolution of
Thought
Human
Thought(10164)>
K-MOOC:Children’s
23 11390-01 Medicine 1 1
Environmental Health
※ S/U grading will be applied. For earning credits, students are required to take a course
via the K-MOOC website, to participate in offline classes, and to take tests in class (Please
refer to course syllabus)
※ K-MOOC Courses are taken at the K-MOOC website (https://www.kmooc.kr/) and offline
valuation is notified at CyberCampus
5) Registration for Distance Learning Courses
A) For Ewha students, identical to registering for general courses (http://sugang.ewha.ac.kr).
※ It is necessary to register your email address on MyEureka before class starts.
B) Distance Learning Courses should be over 200 students per course.
B. THE BEST Blended Module-based Learning Course
1) THE BEST blended module-based learning course consists of ‘online conceptual learning’ and
‘offline application learning’ in the classroom.
2) Online conceptual learning and offline application learning are as follows:
A) Online conceptual learning: Understanding theoretical concepts and knowledge through
lecture videos and online learning activities
B) Offline application learning: Based on the foundational understanding gained through
online conceptual learning, offline application learning focuses on enriching learning
through interaction among students or between students and instructors. In the classroom,
students review what they have learned, collaborate with classmates in group activities for
in-depth learning, and exchange active feedback.
3) The linked module of online conceptual learning and offline application learning should be
conducted more than five times per semester (15 weeks).
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※ Please refer to the syllabus as there are differences in each instructor’s class.
4) Browsing for THE BEST blended module-based learning courses for Fall 2024 semester is
available on Ewha homepage > Academics > Course > Undergraduate > Course
Schedule/Syllabus (Select ‘Course Type’ as ‘Blended courses’).
C. First-Year Seminar∙HOKMA Seminar
1) The First-Year Seminar is held in the spring semester of each year for freshmen in the
Colleges of Liberal Arts(Course no.: 10845), Social Sciences(10848), Natural Sciences(10851),
Art and Design(11231), Education(10857), Business Administration(10863), Science &
Industry Convergence(11222), Nursing(11224), Pharmacy(11401), Division of Brain &
Cognitive Sciences(11402) and International Studies(11117) of Scranton College(HOKMA
Seminar(11302) is for HOKMA College freshmen). The course aims to aid students’
understanding of Ewha, to give students guidance in their university life, and to advise
students on their major and study methods.
The relevant students may register for the First-Year Seminar(or HOKMA Seminar) within
their College and course section. Each class is limited to around 10 students. Classes start in
the first week of the semester and course schedule may differ according to the professor’s or
students’ circumstances. Freshmen earn 1 credit (grade: S/U, which is included in graduating
credits) when completing the First-Year Seminar (according to each college).
The relevant students may register for the First-Year Seminar(or HOKMA Seminar) within
their College and course section. Each class is limited to around 10 students. Classes start in
the first week of the semester and course schedule may differ according to the professor’s or
students’ circumstances. Freshmen earn 1 credit (grade: S/U, which is included in graduating
credits) when completing the First-Year Seminar (according to each college).
2) Scranton College (Scranton Honors Program) students must complete the First-Year for their
first major in the first semester of their freshman year, and register for the Scranton Seminar
(Course no.: 10844) in the second semester of their freshman year.
3) HOKMA College freshmen must complete HOKMA Seminar (Course no.: 11302) in the first
semester of their freshman year.
4) Students who are not freshmen of the corresponding college may not register for the First-
Year Seminar and HOKMA Seminar. First-Year Seminar and HOKMA Seminar cannot be
repeated.
D. Social Service Activity for the Student (I, II, III) Courses
1) Course Information
A) Course title: Social Service Activity for the Students I, II, and III (Course no. : 10575, 10578,
and 10579), 2 hours and 1 credit each
B) Completing the curriculum: A student registered for this course can earn 1 credit per
semester for 3 semesters. The course is classed as a Future Planning(Career Leadership) of
Optional General Courses.
C) How the course is run: 6 hours of theory classes (a total of 4 classes and internet lectures)
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and 26 hours of social service.
D) Grading: Graded as S (Satisfactory) or U (Unsatisfactory).
E) Prerequisite courses: Only students who have completed Social Service Activity for the
Students I may register for Social Service Activity for the Students II. Only students who
have completed Social Service Activity for the Students II may register for Social Service
Activity for the Students III.
F) Choosing an institution for Social Service Activities: Students may choose to do their social
service at (1) an institution recommended by Ewha, or (2) an institution chosen by the
student (subject to approval).
G) Course withdrawals are NOT allowed: Students must take responsibility in fulfilling
extramural service activities; therefore, no withdrawals are permitted.
H) Social Service Activity for the Students: A certificate for completing the Social Service
Activity will be awarded even if only one course is completed. Certificates for the Social
Service Activities can also be printed out from THE Portfolio → THE Learning → Non-
subject Activity → Social Service Activity Certificate.
I) Students who have difficulty with communication in Korean, should contact Social Service
Team before enroll the institution regarding Social Service ActivityⅠ or Ⅱ or Ⅲ classes.
2) Important notice for those registering
Students must register for Social Service Activity through the MyEureka during the following
period. Students will be admitted on a first come, first served basis.
A) Registration period for Fall semester of 2024
- Institution recommended by Ewha: 09:00 Mon., Aug. 19, 2024 - 17:00 Fri., Sep. 6, 2024
- Institution chosen by the student: 09:00 Mon., Aug. 26, 2024 – 17:00 Fri., Sep. 6, 2024
B) How to register and confirm registration for 2024 Fall semester Social Service Activity.
(1) How to register for Social Service Activity
(A) Institution recommended by Ewha: check the list of institution recommended by
Ewha at MyEureka → Academics → Social Service Activity → Search/Register for
Social Service Activity Institution.
(B) Institution chosen by the student: Download and fill in the registration form from the
Social Service Team homepage resources and submit it to the Social Service
Team(Student Union 107-1). Your choice will be confirmed after a review.
(2) Confirming registration for Social Service Activities: confirm results of registration at
MyEureka → Academics → Social Service Activity → Verification of Registration
Results for Social Service Institution.
※ Registration for Social Service Activities must be done by designated fields and by class.
C) Schedule of Social Service Activity for Students for 2024 Fall semester: Students must
attend the designated class on the designated day of the week.
(1) First class of Basic Education: Mon., Sep. 9, 2024 - Thu., Sep. 12, 2024
(2) Second class of Basic Education: Mon., Sep. 23, 2024 - Thu., Sep. 26, 2024
(3) Midterm Evaluation Class: Mon., Oct. 28, 2024 - Thu., Oct. 31, 2024
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(4) Total Evaluation Class: Mon., Nov. 25, 2024 - Thu., Nov. 28, 2024
(5) Internet Class: E-classes are run separately on cyber-campus to provide guidance on
social service activities and allow a continuous exchange of information. Students must
also participate in the internet classes.
※ The theory class starts on Mar. 11, and students must check the dates of their classes,
their classroom, and class time at MyEureka → verify results for social service
institution application.
D) Activity period for 2024 Fall semester Social Service Activity for the Students: Mon., Sep. 2,
2024 - Fri., Nov.29, 2024
3) For queries contact: the Social Service Team (https://volunteer.ewha.ac.kr ; Tel: 02) 3277- 2298)
E. Speaking Master Program(SMaP)
Speaking Master Program(SMaP) is a short-term intensive English training program run by the Global
Language Education Office and is offered every summer and winter break for 16 days. Students
participating in SMaP receive training in speaking under native professors with extensive experience.
They will also have the opportunity to participate in classes of various contents. Students will not only
acquire fluency, natural communicative skills, and confidence in English communication but also attain
a broad understanding of the various cultural facets for appropriate English usage through close
interaction with native professors.
1) Students must register for “Practical English” during the registration period for summer or
winter session and will receive 3 undergraduate course credits on completion. The credits are
recognized towards the number of required English course credits. However, the class may
not substitute College English or Advanced English, which is a mandatory course
2) “Practical English” is offered for the summer/winter session and included in the 6 possible
credits (3 credits for students on leave) for the vacation session. However, to get credit
recognition, students must register in person for credits during the summer or winter session
registration period. Tuition is calculated separately from that of summer and winter session
courses.
3) Information for 2024 Winter Session SMaP Registration
Dec 26, 2024 (Thu.) ~ Jan 21, 2025 (Tue.) (Total 16-day course)
Period
(tentative, any changes will be notified on the GLEO homepage)
Registration Period Nov 4, 2024 (Mon.) ~ Dec 13, 2024 (Fri.) 09:00-17:00 (tentative)
Download from the GLEO homepage or visit the GLEO office(ECC B115)
Application Form
(bring a photo)
Application By e-mail [email protected]. (A scanned photo must be included)
4) For questions, contact The HOKMA College of General Education, Global Language
Education Office (http://gleo.ewha.ac.kr or Tel. 02) 3277-6966, Email [email protected])
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F. Ewha Writing-Intensive School(EWIS)
Ewha Writing-Intensive School (EWIS) is run every summer and winter session for 16 days. Its objective
is to ready students for global competency through rigorous training in the skills of competitive
academic writing. Native language professors with master’s and doctoral studies from universities
abroad provide guidance and instruction through lecturing and daily feedback on student writing.
1) Students must enroll under the course name ‘Ewha Writing-Intensive School (고급영어글쓰
기)’ during the summer and winter sessions. 3 credits are given upon completion of the
general elective course.
2) ‘Ewha Writing-Intensive School’ is a summer/winter session elective course. Its credits are
included in the 6 credits allowed for regular students and 3 credits for students on leave of
absence. To be given credit, students must personally enroll during the registration period of
the summer and winter sessions. Tuition is calculated separately from that of summer and
winter session courses.
3) Information for 2024 Winter Session EWIS Registration
Dec 26, 2024 (Thu.) ~ Jan 21, 2025 (Tue.) (Total 16-day course)
Period
(tentative, any changes will be notified on the GLEO homepage)
Registration Period Nov 4, 2024 (Mon.) ~ Dec 13, 2024 (Fri.) 09:00-17:00 (tentative)
Download from the GLEO homepage or visit the GLEO office(ECC B115)
Application Form
(bring a photo)
Application By e-mail [email protected]. (A scanned photo must be included)
4) For questions, contact The HOKMA College of General Education, Global Language
Education Office (http://gleo.ewha.ac.kr or Tel. 02) 3277-6966, Email [email protected])
6. Guide to Intensive Major, Minor, Double-Major, and Interdisciplinary Major
A. Completing an Intensive Major
A) Students who have proposed one’s major are able to register and cancel from the first
semester of their sophomore year. Students on a leave of absence, students who completed
their course work, or who postponed their graduation cannot register and cancel a double
major.
B) Registration period: Mon., October 7– Thu., October 10
C) Important notes
(1) If a student’s period of attendance is extended in order to complete a double major, she
cannot cancel the double major.
※ Limit to the period of attendance for double majors: 9 years (5 years for students
transferring as juniors)
(2) As the number of students able to register for a double major is limited by each
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department in the Education College, students must be careful to not register for a
double major too late as there may be no places left.
2) How to register
Register at Ewha homepage→ EUREKA → MyEureka → Academic affairs → School
registry → Apply for Double Major and Minor/ View Results.
3) Majors (departments) which do not allow or limit registration for double majors:
A) Departments and majors related to medicine, nursing and pharmacy
B) The College of Education
However, students in the College of Education or who are selected as candidates for the
teacher training program from outside the College of Education may do a double major.
For Elementary Education majors, only students who entered before 2011 may apply for a
double major. Students entering after 2012 may not apply for a double major.
※ For details, refer to Ewha homepage (Korean)→ 학사안내→ 학사정보→ 전공선택→ 복수전공.
4) Completed credits
A) In principle, students must complete the credits from major foundation, and major courses
required by their major (department) to graduate. (For Core Courses and Liberal Arts
Courses-General Requirements, students only need to complete the credits required for
their major)
B) Special Notes
(1) When students in the College of Art and Design are double-majoring within the College
of Art and Design, the major foundation courses of the first major are recognized as those
of the double majors'. However, when double-majoring the Division of Design, students
are required to complete extra 6 credits out of 6 major foundation courses offered in the
Division of Design
(2) When students in the Engineering College(ELTEC college of Engineering) are double-
majoring within the Engineering College(ELTEC college of Engineering), the major
foundation courses of the first major are recognized as those of the double majors if those
courses are same subjects (including “compatible repeat courses.”)
5) Recognition of overlapping credits (※ First major: main major/ Second major: Double major)
A) Students who entered before 2011
(1) If the courses for a student’s first major (college basics, major foundation, and major
courses) or second major (college basics, major foundation, and major courses) are
identical with courses from their double major, up to 9 credits from the course may be
dually recognized.
(2) In colleges which have identical college basics and major foundation courses, the college
basics and major foundation courses from the 1st major will be recognized from the
double major.
(3) If doing double major to obtain a teaching license, credits cannot be dually recognized.
B) Students who entered after 2012
(1) If courses for a student’s first major (major foundation, and major courses) are identical
with courses for their double major, up to 9 credits from the course may be dually
recognized.
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Dual recognition for a certain course is limited to once.
(2) In colleges which have identical major foundation courses, major foundation courses
from the 1st major will be recognized for those doing a double major.
(3) If doing a double major to obtain a teaching license, credits cannot be dually recognized.
(4) Credits cannot be dually recognized between double major-double major and double
major-minor courses.
B. Completing a Minor
1) Registration
A) Students who have proposed one’s major can register for a minor or cancel their
registration from the first semester of their sophomore year throughout their enrollment.
Students on a leave of absence, students who completed their course work, or who
postponed their graduation cannot register and cancel a minor.
2) Registration period: Mon., October 7– Thu., October 10
3) How to register
Register at Ewha homepage → EUREKA → MyEureka → Academic affairs → School
registry → Apply for Double Major and Minor/ View Results.
4) Majors (departments) which do not allow, or limit, registration for a minor:
A) 5-year Architecture major and majors (departments) related to medicine, nursing, and
pharmacy
B) English Education (students who entered after 2018 may not apply for English Education
as a minor.)
※ For details refer to Ewha homepage (Korean)→ 학사안내→ 학사정보→ 전공선택→ 부전공.
5) Credits to be completed and special cases
Complete more than 21 credits from major foundation and major courses.
Period
More than 15 credits should be from major courses.
College of Music
Must complete 4 courses from Applied Music I-VIII
Division of Music
Special Must complete more than 21 credits from major courses
Cases College of ※ Students may register for any of the department of Education as a
Education minor but it has no relation to their teaching qualification. (Students who
entered after 2008 cannot have teaching training as their minor.)
6) Recognition of overlapping credits (※ First major: main major/ Second major: Double major)
(1) If courses for a student’s first major (major foundation and major courses) are identical
with courses for their minor, up to 6 credits from major courses may be counted towards
the minor. If courses for a student’s second major (major foundation and major courses)
are identical with courses for their minor, up to 6 credits will be dually recognized.
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However, when doing more than two minors, credits from minor courses cannot be
dually recognized.
(1) If courses for a student’s first major (major foundation and major courses) are identical
to courses for their minor, up to 6 credits from the major may be dually recognized. Dual
recognition for a certain course is limited to once.
(2) Credits cannot be dually recognized between double major-minor and minor-minor
courses.
C. Completing an Interdisciplinary Major
1) Definition of an Interdisciplinary Major

Students cannot apply for an interdisciplinary major when entering college, but it is possible
for two or more departments to offer courses for a combined interdisciplinary major, which
can become a minor or double major.
College in Charge Types of Interdisciplinary Majors
Liberal Arts East Asian Studies, History of Art, Japanese and Culture
North Korean Studies, Child Development and Intervention, Women’s Studies,

Social Sciences
Cognitive Science, Finance and Economics
Computational Science, Bioinformatics, Information Security, Management for
Natural Sciences
Science and Technology
Education Integrated Science*, Integrated Social Studies*, Moral Education, Multimedia
Business Entrepreneurship
Medicine Computational Medicine
Artificial Intelligence Software
Graduate School of
International Development Cooperation
International Studies
Law School Public Leadership & Justice
2) Registration Period and How to Register
• Registration Period: Students may register during the registration and cancellation period
for a minor and double major (first semester: April, second semester: October).
• How to Register: Students must apply and be approved for an interdisciplinary major as a
minor or double major at Ewha homepage → EUREKA → MyEureka → Academic
affairs → School registry → Apply for Double Major and Minor/ View Results
3) Credits to complete: 30 credits or more for a double major/21 credits or more for a minor
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◼ Method for the Completion of an Interdisciplinary Major
1) Restrictions on Registration for Interdisciplinary Majors
Although registration for most interdisciplinary majors is not restricted, restrictions do apply
to the following majors. It is therefore recommended to check before registration.
Majors Limitations
-Restrictions on registration for a Double Major

History of Art Registration is offered only to students whose GPA is 2.7 or higher
(beginning from 2018-Fall semester)
Registration is offered only to students who have completed five courses from the
following list with the GPA of 3.0 or higher.
(1) Requisite Courses: Microeconomic Theory (Economics), Macroeconomic Theory
(Economics), Principle of Accounting Information (Business Administration)
* Grades earned after taking Microeconomic theory and Macroeconomics theory at
overseas exchange schools are not accepted.
Finance and (2) Elective Courses (Select one): Business Statistics (22233), Economic Statistics(22207),
Economics Probability and Statistics (34980), Statistics I (20424), Statistics II (20425)
(3) Elective Courses (Select one): Calculus (20406), Mathematics for Economics (22201),
Calculus I (20407), Calculus II (20408)
※ Students taking Statistics or Calculus must complete Statistics I and II or Calculus I
and II to be considered to have completed one course.
- Requirements for completion: The GPA of courses offered by Finance and Economics is
3.0 or higher
-Not available as a Minor
-Restrictions on registration for a Minor and Double Major
Software Registration is not offered to students majoring in Computer Science & Engineering and
Cyber security.
Registration is offered only to students majoring in Education or Education Technology,
Moral Education as well as Philosophy majors in the process of completing the curricula to become
professional teachers.
Among students who entered after 2006, registration is offered only to students majoring
Integrated Social in Social Studies/Social Studies Education, as well as History, Sociology, Political Science
Studies and International Relations majors in the process of completing the curricula to become
professional teachers.
Among students who entered after 2006, registration is offered only to students majoring
Integrated in Science Education and Physics, Chemistry, Chemistry & Nano Science, and Life
Science Science majors in the process of completing the curricula to become professional
teachers.
International -Restrictions on registration for a Minor and Double Major

Development Registration is offered only to students whose GPA is 3.3 or higher
Cooperation (beginning from 2020-Fall semester)
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2) Limits on credits from courses offered by different majors (departments)
When minoring or double-majoring as part of an interdisciplinary major, students are not
allowed to exceed the credit limit for each major (department) to prevent them from taking
too many courses from one major. However, for some interdisciplinary majors separate limits
are applied to the credits offered by different majors (departments).
A) Basic restrictions
Double Major Minor
12 credits by major(department) offering courses 9 credits by major(department) offering courses
B) Separate restrictions
Interdisciplinary Major Double Major Minor
18 credits by Child Development 12 credits by Child Development

Child Development and and Intervention major and Intervention major
Intervention 12 credits from other departments 9 credits from other departments
(majors) offering courses (majors) offering courses
15 credits by major (division of)
Business Administration
Finance and Economics -
12 credits from other departments
(majors) offering courses
History of Art, Women’s Studies, No restrictions on credits from courses offered by the major
North Korean Studies, Japanese (department) of the interdisciplinary major
and Culture, Entrepreneurship,
Software, Computational 12 credits from other departments 9 credits from other departments
Medicine (majors) offering courses (majors) offering courses
Moral Education, Integrated Social

No limit -
Studies, Integrated Science
3) Designation of Additional Requirements for Completion

Some interdisciplinary majors have additional requirements for completion in addition to or
separate from basic restrictions on credits for established majors (departments). Additional
requirements include “minimum credits to complete from the courses of an established
major (department),” “requisite courses,” “intensive courses,” and “minimum GPA required.”
For more information, students can check out each major’s curriculum for the year they
entered.
4) Recognition of overlapping credits (※ first major: main major)
If courses for a student’s first major (major foundation and major courses) and Liberal Arts
requisite courses are identical to courses for their interdisciplinary subject, up to nine
credits from courses from the first major can be counted toward their double major and up
to six credits can be counted towards their minor. Also, if courses for a student’s second
major (major foundation and major courses) are identical to courses for their
interdisciplinary subject, up to nine credits from courses for the second major can be
counted towards the double major and up to six credits can be counted towards their minor.
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(However, Moral Education, Integrated Social Studies and Integrated Science have
separate regulations.)
If the courses for a student’s first major (major foundation, and major courses) and courses
for their interdisciplinary subject are identical, up to nine credits from courses for the first
major can be counted towards their interdisciplinary double major, and up to six credits
can be counted towards their interdisciplinary minor.
Dual recognition of a specific course is limited to one time.
(However, credits from college basic courses can only be counted towards a double major.
Moral Education, Integrated Social Studies and Integrated Science have separate
regulations.)
5) Notes on completing an interdisciplinary major
Liberal Arts courses in interdisciplinary major courses are only recognized as minor or double
major courses for an interdisciplinary major. If canceling the interdisciplinary major, the
course will be reclassified as a Liberal Arts course.
6) How to complete a graduation thesis for an interdisciplinary major as a double major and title
of degree
According to school regulations, the graduation thesis must be submitted to the
corresponding major in the semester a student intends to graduate. For questions regarding
submission, seek the guidance of the corresponding department office or its head professor.
College in Charge Interdisciplinary Major Type of Graduation Thesis
East Asian Studies Graduation Thesis
Liberal Arts History of Art Graduation Comprehensive Exam
Japanese and Culture Graduation Thesis

North Korean Studies Graduation Thesis
Cognitive Science Graduation Thesis
Women’s Studies Graduation Thesis
Social Sciences
Finance and Economics Graduation Thesis
Child Development and
Graduation Comprehensive Exam
Intervention
Information Security Graduation Thesis
Bioinformatics Graduation Thesis
Philosophy of Natural Sciences Graduation Thesis

Natural Sciences
Computational Science Graduation Thesis
Management for Science and Graduation Thesis or Experiment and
Technology Practice Report
Education Moral Education Graduation Comprehensive Exam
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College in Charge Interdisciplinary Major Type of Graduation Thesis
Multimedia Exhibition/Presentation
Integrated Social Studies Graduation Comprehensive Exam
Integrated Science Graduation Comprehensive Exam
School of Business Entrepreneurship Exhibition/Presentation
Graduation Thesis or
College of Medicine Computational Medicine
Field Experience Report
Artificial Intelligence Software Experiment and Practice Report
Graduate School of International Development

Graduation Thesis
International Studies Cooperation
Law School Public Leadership & Justice Graduation Exam
※ Before submitting the graduation thesis for Management for Science and Technology, students must register for
“Entrepreneurship, CEO Lectures, and Business Policy,” which is not included in credits for completing a
minor or double major, or students must complete field internship at an institution approved by the department
head.
※ To submit the graduation thesis for the Multimedia major, students must include the “Premier Workshop
Certificate”, which is held every fall semester from the Education Technology department.
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7. Guide to Certification Program
A. English and IT Certification Program
1) If students already have a certain required qualification in English or computer skills, they
may receive credit recognition and a certificate when graduating.
2) Only currently enrolled students can register. Students on a leave of absence or students who
have completed curriculum may not register.
3) Registration Period and Method
A) Registration period: Twice every year: Spring – late April; Fall – late October
※ For a specific schedule refer to Ewha Homepage → Academics→ Academic Calendar.
B) How to register: Register at MyEureka (Academic affairs → Grade → Application and

inquiry for credit bank) and submit related documents to the college office.
C) Documents for submission: The original and one copy of certified language proficiency test
results, or a Certified License. (The original will be returned after verifying the copy.)
D) Up to 6 credits may be awarded for Certification Test courses, including 3 credits for the
Test of English Proficiency and 3 for the Test of Proficiency in Computer Skills. Credits
awarded for proficiency in English and/or computer skill are not included in the number
of credits per semester.
4) Standards for award of credit
A) English certification: If a student has obtained the following score on a certified language
proficiency test within the last 2 years, 3 credits (grade S) for the Test of English Proficiency
will be awarded. However, from 2012, a maximum of only 6 credits for exemption from
College English, Advanced English and English Certification combined may be awarded.
(Students who are exempt for both College English and Advanced English are not
applicable for the English Certification Program)
Type Students who entered after 2004
TOEFL(IBT) 100
TOEIC 900
※ Only scores obtained after January 1, 2023 are valid for the 2024 Fall semester.
※ My Best Score in TOEFL can be awarded if each proficiency score is within the validity period.
B) Computer Skills: If students have passed a certified computer skills test acknowledged by
Ewha Womans University, 3 credits (grade: S) of Test of Proficiency in Computer Skills will
be awarded. (Qualification types and standards can be found at Ewha homepage (Korean)
→ 학사안내→ 학사정보→ 학점인정→ 영어및정보인증제.)
5) Special notes: credits for English and computer skills programs will be confirmed after
verifying the score or qualification with the testing organization. If the Certified English
Proficiency Test results or Certified License is found to be counterfeit, the student will receive
disciplinary action.
6) Credits earned through English or computer skills certification will only be included in credits
needed for graduation, but not counted towards a student’s GPA.
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7) For queries contact the Registrar’s office (Tel: 02) 3277-2033).
B. HOKMA Certification System
HOKMA Certification System was prepared by Hokma College of General Education to strengthen
core competences of general education and promote self-initiated man-power development. The
certificate is awarded to the student who satisfies certification requirements by completing subjects
designated by H-Certification and participating in non-subject activities. The certificate is the data that
you are a wise talented person of reconciliations with various capabilities in entering into society.
1) Types and Goals of H-Certification System
H-Sharing activities H-Certification in Reading H-artizen Culture & Art

Type
Certification Literacy Certification
Learning professional
Training healthy talented
knowledge of culture and art,
persons with the whole
Training creative and developing students’ artistic
personality and ability to
competent talented persons sensibility and creativity by
reflect on themselves, control
with the ability to think and evaluating the students who
themselves, and
express things critically and actively participate in
Objectives communicate, coexist, and
introspectively by cultural and artistic activities
sympathize with others by
strengthening the thinking including their interest and
strengthening and extending
and expressing capabilities ability, and promoting career
personality education into all
through reading books. development to help citizens
sectors of wisdom, virtue,
be artistic and get jobs
and health.
related to culture and art.
2) Steps of H-Certification System
STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 STEP 5

Applying for The
certification Certification
Checking if
by attaching Committee
Completing certification
non-subject approves
subjects and requirements Printing the
▶ ▶ activity ▶ certification ▶
participating are satisfied H-certificate
reports by after
in programs. in THE
certification screening the
Portfolio.
to THE certification
Portfolio. requirements.
A) H-Sharing Activities Certification

(1) The student who wants certification takes courses of subjects required to obtain H-
Sharing Activities Certification and participates in non-subject programs related to
various types of personality education as well as programs hosted by the personality
education room of Hokma College of General Education.
◼ The completion results of the subjects and the programs hosted by the personality
education room of Hokma College of General Education are automatically updated
in THE포트폴리오 (THE Portfolio) > THE학습(THE Learning) > 인증관리(Certification
Management) > 호크마인증(H-Certification) > 나눔인증 현황(Status of H-Sharing
Activities Certification).
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(2) If the student arranges external non-subject activities, Submit the non-subject activity
report to THE Portfolio (THE포트폴리오), 외부비교과 등록(External Non-subject
Registration).
◼ For other external programs, the student must directly process application for
certification on the THE Portfolio site. (Download the application form on the notice
board and fill it out. Create the content in THE 포트폴리오 비교과활동(THE Portfolio
Non-subject Activities) > 외부비교과등록(External Non-subject Registration) and
attach the application to the Certification (Authentication) File.
(3) Check if the certification requirements are satisfied in THE Portfolio Certification
Management finally and apply for H-Sharing Activities Certification.
(4) Screen the student's requirements and finally approve certification by opening the
Certification Committee in the end of every semester.
(5) Print the certificate in the page of certification management.
B) H-Certification in Reading Literacy
Certification in Reading Literacy and participates in non-subject programs related to
various types of thinking and expression education (Related to reading and debate) as
well as programs hosted by the thinking and expression education room of Hokma
College of General Education.
◼ The completion results of the subjects and the programs hosted by the thinking and
expression education room of Hokma College of General Education are automatically
updated in THE포트폴리오(THE Portfolio) > THE학습(THE Learning) > 인증관리
(Certification Management) > 호크마인증(H-Certification) > 독서인증 현황(Status of
H-Certification in Reading Literacy).
(2) If the student arranges reading and debate activities approved by the H-Certification in
Reading Literacy Committee or external non-subject activities, Submit the non-subject
activity report to THE Portfolio (THE포트폴리오), 외부비교과 등록(External Nonsubject
Registration).
◼ For other external programs, the student must directly process application for
certification on the THE Portfolio site. (Download the application form on the notice
board and fill it out. Create the content in THE포트폴리오 비교과활동 (THE Portfolio
Nonsubject Activities) > 외부비교과등록(External Nonsubject Registration) and attach
the application to the Certification (Authentication) File.
◼ Reading and debate activity standard approved by the H-Certification in Reading
Literacy Committee: Students' self-directed reading discussion groups and on-
campus reading club activities. Excluding off-campus reading discussion groups. If
you have been active for more than one year (at least 10 times) and submit an activity
report on this, 25 points are awarded for external nonsubject activities.
(3) Check if the certification requirements are satisfied in THE Portfolio Certification
Management finally and apply for H-Certification in Reading Literacy.
(4) Screen the student's requirements and finally approve certification by opening the
Certification Committee in the end of every semester.
(5) Print the certificate in the page of certification management.
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C) H-artizen Culture & Art Certification
artizen Culture & Art Certification and participates in non-subject programs related to
various types of cultural and art education hosted by Hokma College of General
Education, the Dance Research Institute, the Research Institute of Ceramics, the Ewha
Womans University Museum, the Ewha Music Research Institute, the Center for the
Performing Arts, and the Ewha Creative Academy.
◼ The completion results of the subjects and the programs hosted by Hokma College of
General Education are automatically updated in THE포트폴리오(THE Portfolio) > THE
학습(THE Learning) > 인증관리(Certification Management) > 호크마인증(H-
Certification) > 아티즌 문화예술인증 현황(Status of H-artizen Culture & Art
Certification).
◼ For programs hosted by the intramural institutes except Hokma College of General
Education, the programs that recruit the application through THE Portfolio are
automatically updated in the status of H-artizen Culture & Art Certification. Or for
the recruitment arranged by other methods, the student directly upload the
participation certificate in the page of Nonsubject Registration after the events end.
2) Important Dates: H-Certification will be approved only once a semester.
A) End of January and July: Deadline for student certification application
B) End of February and August: Certification Committee evaluation
3) Requirement for H-Certification
A) H-Sharing activities Certification (Courses + Activities)
Students must complete courses 9 credits of elective courses specified in the certification system
+ Nonsubject activities (More than 55 hours)
(1) Subjects: Complete 9 credits of elective courses specified in the certification system.
<Table 1. Courses for H-Sharing activities Certification>
Course Cre-
Category Course Title Course Area Hrs. Major Note
No. dits
Christianity and
10023 3 3 Christian Studies
the World
Ewha
HOKMA
SHARE Jin-Sun-Mi College of
Leadership of 11349 3 3
General
Coexistence
Education
Elective HOKMA
SHARE
College of
Community 11350 3 3
General
Gardening Electives Education
(Future
Planning) HOKMA
Ethics of
College of
Human Rights: 11363 3 3
General
Justice and Love
Education
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Course Cre-
No. dits
Social Service
Office of Student
Activity for the 10575 1 2
Affairs
Students I
Social Service Office of Student
Activity for the 10578 1 2 Affairs
Students II
Social Service Office of Student
Activity for the 10579 1 2 Affairs
Students III
University
Chorus for All 10650 3 3 Voice
Majors
Exercise and
Kinesiology &
Emotional 11088 Electives 3 3
Sports Studies
Control (Free
Electives)
International
K-MOOC:Poverty,
Studies (Graduate
Inequality &
11391 1 1 School of
Development
International
Cooperation
Studies)
Finding
Problems and
10904 3 3 Social welfare
Issues of Our
Society Core Courses
(Human and
Mental Health
11359 Society) 3 3 Psychology
and Happiness
Bioethics and
10573 3 3 Law
Law
Religion and
10767 3 3 Christian Studies
Culture
Feminism and Women’s
10772 Core Courses 3 3
Social Justice Studies
(History and
A History of Philosophy)
Diseases and
11294 3 3 history
Treatment in
the West
Core Courses
Ewha Institute
Ecology and (literature
11297 3 3 for the
Literature and Humanities
language)
Dialogue to
Core Courses Environmental
Nature –
11156 (Science and 3 3 Science and
Environmental
Technology) Engineering
Ecology
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Course Cre-
No. dits
The Arts and Core Courses Ewha Institute
Human of 21th 11107 (Art and 3 3 for the
Century Expression) Humanities
(2) Nonsubject activities: Approve Students' self-initiated non-subject activities as points.

Activities for more than 55 hours.
<Table 2. Approved Activities for H-Sharing activities Certification>
Program Requirement Notes
Calculate the sum of the hours recorded in

Proof of the hours recorded in <the social the social service activity certification
Social Service service activity certification system> of system.
Team the social service team. .(1 hour and 1 (*Course hours of the social service
point) courses(10575, 10578, 10579) are
excluded in the calculation.)
Participate in the personality education
program of Hokma College of General
Education.
HOKMA College
of General <Ecrire @ Ewha>
- All the events can be approved as
Education Ewha-Memoirs of essay section>
maximum 15 hours.
Personality - Participation: Is approved as 5 hours
Education
- Certification hours about new programs
are decided by the H-Sharing Activities
Certification Committee.
Intramural and - Participation in and planning of social

extracurricular enterprises or cooperative societies.
Among the social activities that the
activities - Planning and practicing new student-led
certificates are not issued, the activities
approved by H- service (Group)
that students play a leading role.
Sharing Activities * Hours will be counted and approved by H-
Certification Sharing activities Certification Committee.
*Five hours will be approved for those who participated in <Sharing Contest Exhibit> hosted by
HOKMA College of General Education
* How to prepare and submit the intramural and extracurricular activity report.
- Content: Participation in and planning of social enterprises or cooperative societies, Planning and
practice of new student-led service (Group), etc.
- Quantity: Limitlessness
- Evaluation standard: The H-Sharing Activities Certification Committee decides to approve
activities.
- How to submit: THE포트폴리오 공지사항 (THE Portfolio Notice Board) > H-인증 활동보고서 서식
(H-Certification Activity Report Form) > H-나눔 활동보고서 서식 다운로드(Download the H-
Sharing Activity Report Form.) > Fill out the application form and register it in THE 포트폴리오
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(THE Portfolio) > THE학습(THE Learning) > 비교과활동(Nonsubject Activities) > 외부비교과등록
(External Nonsubject Registration) > 등록(Registration)
B) H-Certification in Reading Literacy requirements (Subjects + Nonsubjects)
Students must complete courses (1 required course + 2 courses from elective courses, more than 8
credits 15 points per course and minimum 45 points)
+ Nonsubject activities (More than 2 activities, minimum 25 points)
(1) Students must complete courses: Choose 1 required course from Thinking and
Expression and 2 courses from Elective Courses
<Table 3. Designated Courses for H-Certification in Reading Literacy>
Course Course Cre-

Category Course Title Hrs. Major Note
No. Area dits
HOKMA
Thinking
Integrated Thinking College of
Required 11352 and 3 3
and Writing General
Expression
Education
Ewha
Travel Writing and Institute for
11109 3 3
World Insight the
Humanities
German
Language
Fantastic Literature 10896 3 3
and
Literature
Korean
Understanding Language
10041 3 3
Literature and
Literature
Core
Chinese
Courses
Language
Elective Myth·Imagination·Culture 10768 (Literature 3 3
and
and
Literature
Language)
German
Language
Media and Literature 11184 3 3
and
Literature
Ewha
History of Love Institute for
11148 3 3
through literature the
Humanities
Ewha
Institute for
Nature & Literature 11258 3 3
the
Humanities
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Course Course Cre-
No. Area dits
Core
Courses Ewha
Metaphors in (History Institute for
11189 3 3
Philosophy and the
Philosoph Humanities
y)
Core
Courses
Introduction to Women’s
10094 (Human 3 3
Women's Studies Studies
and
Society)
Core
Courses English
Theory and Practice of Language
10097 (art and 3 3
Theatre and
expressio
Literature
n)
Philosophy of Science Core
11257 3 3 Philosophy
with Episodes Courses
(science
Architectural Culture in and
11098 3 3 architecture
Housing technolog
y)
The Encounter Between HOKMA
Classics and College of
11251 Electives 3 3
Contemporary General
Questions (Free Education
Electives)
Modern Arts and
11050 3 3 Philosophy
Philosophy
(2) Nonsubject activities: Approve Students' self-initiated nonsubject activities as points,

Obtain more than 25 points in total.
<Table 4. Nonsubject activities approved by H-Certification in Reading Literacy>
Program Requirement Point Remarks
Participation 15 points
Activities required for
Write a book review of
specific participation
Ecrire @ Ewha selected books from the
25 points (Reading books and
list of recommended writing)
books(5 books)
- Participation: 10 points
Prepare the report of Activities to ask
- Submit the report after
Book concert about a 44-size page after questions and debate
participating in it:
participating in it. after listening lectures.
Additional 5 points
Activities in reading and
Reading and debate debate forums both on and Students’ self-initiated
25 points
forum off campus for more than activities
one year (More than 10
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times) can be approved.
*Submit the Reading and
Debate Activity Report.
Intramural and Participation in other
Intramural events related Points are decided by the Prepare and submit the
extracurricular activities
H-Certification in intramural and
approved by H- to book discussions
Reading Literacy extracurricular activity
Certification in Reading hosted by universities
Committee. report.
Literacy and public institutions
* How to write and submit a book review for recommended books by Ecrire @ Ewha
·Write a book review of 5 books selected from the list of recommended books in previous competitions
· Download the H-Certification Activity Report Template from [THE Portfolio Notice > Ecrire @ Ewha
Recommended Book Review Form] and write the review on the template (*Please use the attached book
review form)
· How to submit: Write individually and submit it through THE Portfolio > THE learning >
Extracurricular activities > In-school comparative course application > My application status > Book
review registration > Registration
* How to prepare and submit the Book-Concert reports (Download the activity report form at THE
Portfolio notice board)
- Download the Book Concert Participation Report form in THE 포트폴리오 공지사항(THE Portfolio
Notice Board) > H-인증 활동보고서 서식(H-Certification Activity Report Form) > 북콘서트 참가보고
서 서식(Book Concert Participation Report Form) and fill it out.
- How to submit: Students with their qualifications individually prepare and register the report in
THE포트폴리오(THE Portfolio) > THE학습(THE Learning) > 비교과활동(Nonsubject Activities) > 교
내비교과신청(Application for intramural nonsubjects) > 나의 신청현황 (My application status) > 북
콘서트 (Book Concert) > 등록(Registration)
* How to prepare and submit the reading and debate activity form
- Download the H-reading activity report from in THE포트폴리오 공지사항(THE Portfolio Notice
Board) H-인증 활동보고서 서식(H-Certification activity report form) > H-독서활동보고서 양식(H-
Certification reading activity report form).
- Content: The report should include forum schedules, place, titles and authors of books, lists of
participants, and debate topics.
- Quantity: Less than half of a A4 size paper per forum
- Evaluation standard: Students' self-directed reading discussion groups and on-campus reading
club activities. Excluding off-campus reading discussion groups. If you have been active for more
than one year (at least 10 times) and submit an activity report on this, 25 points are awarded for
external nonsubject activities.
- How to submit: Fill out the applicable application form and register it in THE 포트폴리오(THE
Portfolio) > THE학습(THE Learning) > 비교과활동(Nonsubject activities) > 외부비교과등록(External
nonsubject registration) > 등록(Registration)
C) H-artizen Culture & Art Certification requirements (Subjects + Nonsubjects)
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Students must complete courses (more than 1 courses of 3 credits are required) + Nonsubject
activities (Obtain minimum 25 points).
(1) Students must complete courses: More than 1 courses of 3 credits are required.
<Table 5. Approved Activities for H-artizen Culture & Art Certification>
Course Course Cre-

No. Area dits
Introduction to Opera
10101 3 3 Voice
Appreciation
University Chorus for All

10650 3 3 Voice
Majors
Department
Dance and Meditation 10834 1 1.5
of Dance
Department
Musical Dance 10924 1 1.5
Elective of Dance
Understanding Modern (Free History of
10900 Electives) 3 3
Korean Art Art
History of
History of Ceramics 11090 3 3
Art
Art and Society 10912 3 3 Sociology
HOKMA
College of
Cinema Arts and English 10643 3 3
General
Education
Introduction to Western
10073 3 3 Composition
Art Music
Elective
Music
Music and Health 11265 3 3
Therapy
Korean
Interpretation of Gugak 10018 3 3
music
Introduction to History History of
10072 3 3
of Western Art Art
10152 3 3
of Korean Art Core Art
Courses
10033 (Art and 3 3
of Eastern Art Art
Expressio
History of Contemporary n) History of
10165 3 3
Art Art
History of
Women and Art 10090 3 3
Art
Art and Thought 10100 3 3 Philosophy
Division of
Things and Arts 11135 3 3
Fine Arts
Division of
Aesthetics and Art 11083 3 3
Fine Arts
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Course Course Cre-
No. Area dits
Reading the Artworks as Division of
11084 3 3
Visual Culture Fine Arts
Division of
Art and Technology 11263 3 3
Fine Arts
Division of
The Art of Healing 11328 3 3
Fine Arts
Department
Understanding Dance 10576 3 3
of Dance
Women’s Bodies and Women’s
11113 3 3
Creative Movements Studies
English
Theory and Practice of
10097 3 3 Language &
Theatre
Literature
English
Performance Studies:
11035 3 3 Language &
Ritual,Play,Theatre
Literature
HOKMA
Contemporary College of
11164 3 3
Photography General
Education
HOKMA
Reading American Popular College of
Culture in the Digital Age 11330 3 3
General
Education
Digital Media & Art 10778 3 3 Design

Visual Thinking about
Department
Everyday Culture and 11209 3 3
of Design
Trend
Understanding Color Department
11329 3 3
of Design
Korean
Exploring Korean Classics
Language
Through Paintings and 11055 3 3
and
Literatures
Literature
Ewha
The Arts and Human of Institute for
11107 3 3
21th Century the
Humanities
Korean History,
Department
Imagination and Historical 11333 3 3
of history
Representation
Ewha
Core Institute for
Visual Image and Gender 10908 3 3
Courses the
Humanities
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Course Course Cre-
No. Area dits
(Human
and Department
Why people dance? 11114 3 3
Society) of Dance
(2) Nonsubject activities (Elective): Students' self-initiated activities of nonsubject

educational programs are approved. Obtain more than 25 points in total.
<Table 6. Nonsubject activities approved by H-artizen Culture & Art Certification>
- 1 Participation: 10
Proof of participation and the
points Other cultural and art events
Events related to report (Length of the report:
- Submitting report approved by the Certification
culture and art hosted 1 page (A4))
after Committee and hosted by
by Hokma College of <Hokma Forum> or <Book
participation: extra 5 Hokma College of General
General Education Concert>
points Education
15 points
More than one semester of -10 points: Report

cultural and artistic activity on activities for If there are the officially
Intramural report A4 Chapter 1 more than one registered clubs, approval by
music/art/dance/ semester the Certification Committee is
or
- 15 points: later required.
play/photo/movie club Participation in exhibitions
Exhibition and
activities and performances during the *Submit the H-artizen
performance
activity period (evidence Activity Report
participation once
materials)
during the
activity period
Various cultural arts
(exhibitions, performances, film
festivals, etc.)
SEOUL International Women's
Film Festival, Busan
Up to 20 points International Film Festival,
Extracurricular - 1 participation: 10
Present events' official Jeonju International Film
cultural and art events points
leaflets(Or URL of the web Festival, Jecheon International
including exhibitions, - Submission of
sites to produce the Music&Film Festival, Bucheon
performances, report after
events) and submit a International Fantastic Film
concerts, participation: 10
report (Length of the report: Festival, Seoul Human Rights
plays/musicals, film points
1 page (A4)) Film Festival, Film Festival for
festivals, etc.
Women's rights, Seoul
disabled people right's film
festival, Seoul International
Cartoon & Animation Festival,
Arthouse MoMo Film Festival,
etc.
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Intramural hosts:
Intramural and - 1 participation: The Dance Research Institute,
extracurricular special the Research Institute of
- 10 points
lectures, symposiums, Ceramics, the Ewha Womans
Proof of participation and - Submission of
practice/practical University Museum, the Ewha
the report of a A4-size paper report after
training workshop Music Research Institute, the
related to culture and participation: 5
Center for the Performing Arts,
art points
the Ewha Creative Academy,
etc.
Participation in
Intramural and
Submit the documents that - 15 points
extracurricular
prove participation in the - 20 points for the
contests, competitions,
contests and the awards. award.
and concours related to
culture and art
Intramural and
extracurricular Participation in other Approval of point
Prepare and submit the
activities approved by intramural events related to is decided by the
intramural and extracurricular
the H-artizen culture and art or external H-Certification
activity report.
Certification nonsubject activities Committee.
Committee.
*10 points for participation as the main body of the event points, 5 audience participation points will
be approved for those who participated in <Communitas Theatre Festival> hosted by HOKMA College
of General Education
* How to prepare and submit the intramural and extracurricular activity report
- Content: Participate in programs related to intramural and extracurricular culture and art and
prepare the reports after the activity.
- Quantity: Prepare the report by referring to requirement contents by H-artizen nonsubjects
Certification
- Evaluation standard: Approval of the activity is decided by the H-artizen Culture & Art
Certification Committee.
- How to submit: Download the H-artizen Activity Report Form in THE포트폴리오 공지사항
(THEPortfolio Notice Board)>H-인증 활동보고서 서식(H-Certification Activity)>H-아티즌 활동보고
서 서식(H-artizen Culture & Art Certification Activity Report Form)> Fill out the application form
and register it in THE포트폴리오 (THE Portfolio)>THE학습 (THE Learning)>비교과활동
(Nonsubject Activities)>외부비교과등록 (External Nonsubject
※ But, For the programs hosted by Hokma College of General Education, register the form in the page
of THEPortfolio of the applicable programs.
4) Inquiry: Hokma college of General Education ☎02-3277-6943
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8. Other Important Details
1) Registering for courses opened to students by other majors/departments

A) Courses opened to students by other majors/departments for the Fall semester of 2024 are
listed at the bottom of each department’s schedule of major courses. (All courses opened
to students by other major/department this year and semester are listed regardless of the
curricula for different entering years.)
B) Students should be careful when registering for courses opened to students by other
majors/departments as these courses are only recognized as major credits based on the
curriculum for their entering year. Courses changed or added to the curriculum after a
student’s entering year will also be acknowledged as major credits. However, courses
which were opened to students by other majors/departments before one’s entrance year,
but which are no longer acknowledged, will not be counted as major credits.
C) For a list of courses opened to students by other majors/departments in each year of
entrance, refer to Ewha homepage (Korean version)→ 유레카→ 마이유레카→ 학사행정→ 교과→
타전공/학과인정교과목조회
D) When registering for these courses, confirm courses open by other majors/departments for
your affiliated major/ department and the maximum number of recognized credits (limited
to certain majors) by consulting your academic advisor.
2) Registering for same courses offered by different major
In case a course is offered by different majors/department yet share the course title and the
course number, it will be recognized as a same course. Class registration should be planned
carefully and completed within the specified period.
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9. Courses available in the Winter Session, 2024
Course Hrs./ Hosting

Course Title Course Type
No. Cred. Major(Department)
11036 Chinese I 3/2 Global Communication Chinese Language
11037 Chinese II 3/2 Global Communication and Literature
Understanding of Modern
Convergence General
10149 and Contemporary Korean 3/3 History
(History and Philosophy)
History
10023 Christianity and the World 3/3 Ewha Jin-SunMi Christian Studies
History of Contemporary Convergence General

10165 3/3 History of Art
Art (Art And Expression)
The Psychology of Risk Convergence General

10910 3/3 Psychology
Judgment (Science and Technology)
Data Scientific Thinking
Computational and
11385 for Social Problem Solving 3/3
Mathematical Reasoning
Process Social Welfare
Finding Problems and Convergence General
10904 3/3
Issues of Our Society (The Human and Society)
Problem Solving and Computational and Computer Science
11309 3/3
Software Programming Mathematical Reasoning and Engineering
Understanding and
Convergence General Korean Language
11210 Practice of School 3/3
(The Human and Society) Education
Communication
Family Health and Convergence General

10011 3/3 Nursing
Nursing (The Human and Society)
10098 College English 3/3 Global Communication
10099 Advanced English 3/3 Global Communication HOKMA College
Integrated Thinking and of
11352 3/3 Thinking and Expression
Writing General Education
10571 Spanish 3/3 Global Communication
Ewha Global Frontier Electives

11133 -/1 Student Services
Program (Future Planning)
Electives Reserve Officers’
11379 Combat Commandolog I -/1
(Future Planning) Training Corps
38684 Startup Internship -/2 Major Elective
Entrepreneurship
38840 Startup Hackathon Camp 45 / 3 Major Elective
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EWHA WOMANS UNIVERSITY

1. Guide to Registering for Classes ........................... - 3 -

4) Guide to Carrying Over Credits

B. Registration for Courses

1) Internet Course Registration

Type of Registration Period

All years 09:00 Thu., Aug. 8 -

9) Graduate courses valid for undergraduate registration

Identical to the Ewha course registration, confirmation and change period.

Courses listed as “not included as credits for graduating an undergraduate

C. Registration for Credit Exchange Courses

1) General Requirements for Credit Exchange Courses

2) Guide to registration for courses at other universities

Sogang University, Hankuk University of

(a) Fill in registration form for exchange

3) Credits recognized for credit exchange

Sogang University, Hankuk University of

4) Universities participating in summer/winter semester exchange(as of 2024 summer)

B. Period for Registration and How to Register for Chapel

1) Mon. – Fri. 10:00-10:30 (1st period)

Day/ time College and School Year

ENG A Asan Engineering Building HUM Humanities Building

Ewha-SK Telecom Building

ENG-AUD Auditorium SKB01 Convention Hall

ART-A Arts & Design Building A/

EDU-B Education Building B ART-B Arts & Design Building B

I-EDU International Education Building SCI-B Science Building B

Case hall(Graduate School

PHM-B Pharmaceutical Science Building B ECC Ewha Campus Complex

MUSIC Music Building HAK Hak-gwan

MUSIC B119 Audiovisual Room ROTC ROTC Building

A. Liberal Arts Courses to be completed by students who entered in 2024

1) Liberal art courses are classified as shown below;

Core Courses have 6 parts

2) Liberal Arts Courses – General Requirements

Integrated Thinking and Writing

D) Guide to taking General Requirement English Courses

College Requirement Notes

Liberal Arts; Social Sciences; Natural Sciences; <6 Fields>

– Courses to choose: All Core courses

1) Liberal art courses are classified as shown below;

2) Liberal Arts Courses – General Requirements

Division of Christianity and the World Choose one from SHARE

D) Guide to taking General Requirement English Courses

College Requirement Notes

※ It will be recognized as completion of Convergence General courses for undergraduate international

– Courses to choose: All Convergence General courses

C) General Requirement of Cube Courses for ELTEC College of Engineering Students

College Requirement Notes

4) Requirement for Humanities related liberal arts courses

1) Liberal art courses are classified as shown below;

2) Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi, Thinking and Expression, Global Communication Course

Ewha Jin-Sun-Mi Thinking and Global

A) Courses classed as Second Foreign Language courses

※ Elementary Chinese, Intermediate Chinese, French, Advanced French, Freshman

Academic Korean 1: Speaking&Listening(11407), Academic Korean 1: Reading&Writing(11408),