The educational objectives of the faculty of Wellness are that students to raise their level of culture, investigate the subjects further and contribute actively to human wellness with both physical and mental health by characteristic and practical education and research.
Therefore, each department offers not only Specialized Subjects but
abundant practical courses; experiment, practice and exercise for students to gain the pragmatic and characteristic skills.
Students those who learned both arts and science subjects extensively and acquired the general knowledge from all the subjects they took in high school are considered desirable.
The Curriculum of Faculty of Wellness is organized with Liberal Arts Subjects and Specialized Subjects. The Liberal Arts Subjects are for acquiring the human ability with broad and abundant perspective, ethics, and sociality. The Specialized Subjects are for gaining the specialized knowledge and skills.
As Liberal Arts Subjects, not only foster wide, deep culture and comprehensive discernment,
but cultivate the human Ability. Its subjects are arranged as below;
As Specialized Subjects, each department offers distinguishing courses with each educational objective as a means of realizing the each diploma policy. Additionally, All-Department Subjects are arranged for enabling students to obtain the basic knowledge of “Wellness”, the pillar of the faculty. All departments provide practical subjects such as seminars, practices, trainings, and experiments not only for the specialized knowledge acquisition, also applied and developed in practical manners.
The Bachelor Degree is awarded when the requirements for graduation have been satisfied. In addition to the graduate requirements of each department, 5 below requirements of faculty must be satisfied as well.
1 | Students those who are able to comprehensively apply and develop the “True Human Ability”; consists of 5 elements; "Wellness", "Intellectual Insight", "Social Ability", "Self Development", and "Effective Citizenship". |
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2 | Students those who are both physically and mentally healthy, and full of “Vitality”, “Energy”, and “Fellowship”, also working hard to contribute to the society. |
3 | Students those who obtain specialized knowledge in specific field, and gained ability to apply and develop the knowledge and skill to the society from one’s own various practices and experiences. |
4 | Students those who acquired basic language skill such as English, Chinese, or Korean for corresponding to globalization. |
5 | Students those who comprehensively have scientific thinking, logical development, research ability, expression skills, and communication skills. |