Faculty and track information .
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크리에이티브 인문학부DIVISION OF CREATIVE HUMANITIES
The Department of Creative Humanities began as the Department of Humanities established in 1973, and developed into four departments: Department of Korean Language and Literature, Department of English Language and Literature, Department of History and Culture, and Department of Knowledge Information in 1998, and in 2017, in line with the academic reform based on the track system, it was divided into eight departments. Changed to a track system. The Department of Creative Humanities establishes a humanities platform based on language, history, culture, and information to cultivate creative talents with humanities knowledge that can meet social needs, and provides basic humanities education as well as social and industrial demands. We operate a convergence track that provides practical humanities and cultural content education. The purpose of the Creative Humanities Department is to cultivate creative talents with cultural communication skills and problem-solving skills, focusing on a convergence track based on language, history, culture, and information.
Implementation of practical humanities education to cultivate talents with creative thinking and professional knowledge who can lead the information age.
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예술학부DIVISION OF ARTS
The Department of Creative Arts is a painting and dance-centered department with a tradition of producing outstanding talent in the field of fine arts. It consists of five departments: Oriental Painting, Western Painting, Ballet, Korean Dance, and Contemporary Dance, as well as an Immigration and Multicultural Track. The Department of Arts strives to cultivate artistic talent required by the 21st century through student-centered theoretical and practical education based on excellent faculty.
The department of dance seeks to cultivate field-oriented dancers, choreographers, and educators with creative criticism and artistic expression skills through balanced education between theory and practical skills. Additionally, the department of painting focuses on fostering artists who can evaluate and view visual art through challenging and experimental discourse by breaking away from the existing concept of consensual painting and embodying traditional or modern culture and emotions in creative and experimental ways. In conclusion, the Department of Arts aims to cultivate creativity based on theoretical education, practice, and practice to express the world of works of education while also fostering creative artists in the 21st century who can respond to global trends and changes in the times.