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Ph.D Master
Major Requirement

  • Introduction to Energy and Environmental Policy (3 credits)

  • Introductuon to Energy Engineering (3 credits)

  • Research Seminar (3 credits x 2 semesters = 6 credits)

  • Introduction to Energy and Environmental Policy (3 credits)

  • Introduction to Energy Engineering (3 credits)

  • Research Seminar (3 credits x 2 semesters = 6 credits)

Total (A)

12 credits

12 credits

Korean Studies

  • Korean Studies (3 credits)

  • Korean I (3 credits)

  • Korean II (3 credits)

  • Korean Studies (3 credits)

  • Korean I (3 credits)

  • Korean II (3 credits)

Total (B)

9 credits

9 credits

Major Electives (C)

8 courses from major electives
(3 credits X 8 courses = 24 credits)

4 courses from major electives
(3 credits X 4 courses = 12 credits)

Grand Total
(A+B+C)

45 credits

33 credits

Core Requirement
Course Name Requirement
Energy and Environment Policy

  • Builds an academic foundation for energy-environment professionals by expanding their understanding of domestic and global energy · environment policies

  • Discusses economic solutions to environment-energy problems that have brought market failures, and analyzes economic legal impact of relevant policy schemes
Introduction to
Energy Engineering

  • Basic training in technology and policy aspects of energy engineering for students to be better qualified as global energy experts

  • Emphasizes basic energy concepts and theories, current technological issues on renewable energies, major energy conversion and storage technologies and high-efficiency energy technologies
Energy Experts
Seminar I / Ⅱ

  • Lectures by invited CEOs and experts in energy fields

  • Provides in-depth and practical understandings of energy policies and strategies at home and abroad with consideration of recent and potential changes in the global energy situations, thereby enabling students to better visualize their career options
Curriculum

Core Requirements

Master’s Program Doctoral Program

  • Energy and Environment Policy (3 credits)

  • Introduction to Energy Engineering (3 credits)

  • Energy Experts Seminar I(3 credits)

  • Energy Experts Seminar II(3credits)

  • Energy and Environment Policy(3 credits)

  • Introduction to Energy Engineering(3 credits)

  • Energy Experts Seminar I(3 credits)

  • Energy Experts Seminar II(3credits)

Major Electives (Incl. Korean Studies)

Energy Policy Energy Technology

  • (Energy Technology & Policy) Energy Technology Seminar, Energy Economic Policy, Economic Analysis of Energy, Energy Policy Plan, Resource Economics, Scientific Technology and Policy

  • (Energy Industry) Energy Industry Policy, Korean Energy Industry, Green Business Seminar, Analysis of Energy and Environmental Market

  • (Climate Change) Climate Change Policy, Economics of Climate Change, Climate Change and Disaster Management

  • (Energy Cooperation) International Energy Cooperation, Energy and International Relations

  • (etc) Research Methods, Policy Formation and Implementation

  • Introduction to Bioenergy

  • Photoelectricity

  • Introduction to Fuel Cells

  • Analysis Techniques

  • Hydrogen Energy Technology

  • Energy Conversion System

  • Electric Chemical Engineering

  • Carbon Capture and Storage

  • Principles and Application of Solar Cell

  • Introduction to Solar Cells

School-Industry Links

Energy Industry in Korea

Special Lecture by CEOs of Energy-related companies, Field Trip

Korean Studies (3 credits for the minimum up to 9 credits for the maximum)

Korean Language Energy Technology

GETPPP students should take Korean language course provided by Korea University Korean Language Center(KU KLC), a specialized educational institution of Korean language and culture. KU KLC also offers visiting and cultural experience programs

GETPPP students can take courses in English at KU GSIS (Graduate School of International Studies) or KU graduate school which deals with Korean economy, society, culture and so on.

  • Korean Economy

  • Business culture in Korea

  • Korean society and culture

  • Modern History of Korea

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