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Undergraduate

Curriculum

Educational Objectives

To cultivate globally competitive professionals in health policy and management who will play a key role in improving public health and advancing the healthcare industry.

Major educational competencies

Major Competencies [Basic Competency]
Fundamental qualities in health policy and management
Develop the humanities, social science, and natural science literacy required of a professional leader in health policy and management, enabling a multidimensional understanding of public health issues in society.
[Convergence competency]
Integrated methodologies in health policy and management
Acquire and apply diverse perspectives and methodologies for addressing public health issues, developing the ability to solve complex health problems in an integrated manner.
[Creative Competency]
Health policy and program planning, implementation, and evaluation
Develop the ability to design, manage, and operate optimal healthcare systems using advanced medical science and social science approaches.
[Leadership Competency]
Healthcare Organization Management and Operation
Develop the ability to establish, manage, and operate optimal healthcare systems using advanced medical science and social science methods.
[Global Competency]
Global health leadership
Build competencies as global health policy professionals by analyzing theories, methodologies, and case studies needed to understand and address major international health issues.
[Communication Competency]
Communication and Collaboration
Develop communication skills to collaborate with diverse stakeholders and ensure effective communication in healthcare settings as an inclusive and empathetic leader.

Curriculum

Curriculum organized by major educational competencies

Core Education Competency Relevant Course Name
Fundamental qualities in health policy and management
(Basic Competency)
Society and Health Healthcare Management Environment and Health
Health Justice Theory Human and Life Practicum for Training Healthcare Professionals
Public Health Introduction to Medicine for Public Health Students
Integrated approach
(Convergence Competency)
Introduction to Health Policy and Management Law and Health Policy Management Health Insurance and Medical Security Systems
       
Health Policy Management Methodologies
(Convergence Competency)
Introduction to Biostatistics Introduction to Epidemiology Social Epidemiology Chronic Disease Epidemiology
Health Data Analysis – R Basics Health Data Coding – Python Basics Health Survey and Research Methods Health Policy and Management Capstone
Intermediate Biostatistics Health Economics Epidemiology and Policy Healthcare Data Science
Policy and Program Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation
(Creative Competency)
Health Policy Infectious Disease Control Policy Social Policy and Health
Health Promotion Health Policy Analysis and Evaluation Community Health Promotion Practicum
Health Policy Change Theory Health Program Planning and Evaluation
Chronic Diseases in Modern Society Healthcare Laws and Regulations
Healthcare Organization Management and Operation
(Leadership Competency)
Healthcare Organization Management Medical Financial Management Healthcare Human Resource Management
Healthcare Information Management Healthcare Service Quality Management Strategic Management in Healthcare
Medical Accounting and Cost Management Comparative Healthcare Systems
Understanding and Management of Health Industry
(Leadership Competency)
Healthcare Informatics Oral Health U-Healthcare
Teeth and Health Healthcare Business Intelligence Health Industry Studies
Health Information Systems Health Databases
Global Health Leadership
(Global Competency)
Global Health Health Demography Global Health Governance
Sustainable Development and Environment Case Studies in Global Health
Communication and Collaboration
(Communication Competency)
Health Equity Studies Health Communication
Healthcare Marketing

List of Major Courses

Classification Course Code Course Name Credits Hour(s) Semester Prerequisites
Theory Experiment (Hands-on Experiment) Performance

For field training courses, courses offered by the Field Training Support Center (course codes starting with COOP) may be recognized as major credits up to a maximum of 12 credits.

Curriculum Table

Category / Description Course Code Course Name Credits (Hours) 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year
Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅰ Ⅱ
Required liberal arts Exploration of the World of Knowledge GELI005 Exploration of the World of Knowledge I 3(3) ● International undergraduate students admitted from 2024 onward must take GELI007 Exploration of the World of Knowledge I (International Class) and Writing (International Class)
Writing GEWR002 Writing 3(3) ●
Academic English IFLS800 Academic English I 2(2) ● Students who submit official English test scores meeting the advanced exemption 기준 are exempt from taking Academic English I
First-Year Seminar GEKS007
GEKS008
[Career·Startup] First-Year Seminar I
[Career·Startup] First-Year Seminar II
1(1)
1(1)
● ●
Digital & SW GECT002 Basic SW Programming 3(3) ●
GECT003 Data Science and Artificial Intelligence 3(3) ●
BT GEBT001 World of Life Science 3(3) ●
Elective liberal arts 7 There are no fixed designated courses; students may choose freely
Total liberal arts credits 26
Foundations of discipline KHPM101 Society and Health 12 12 credits in foundational courses are required
KHPM102 Public Health
KHPM104 Healthcare Management
KHPM107 Global Health
KHPM109 Health Justice
Basic Major Required 3
Elective 33
Total 36
Advanced Major Required -
Elective 30
Subtotal 30
General Electives Remaining credits required to reach 130 credits after completing liberal arts and major requirements
Total Graduation Requirement Credits 130
Notes 1) KHPM109 Health Justice is recognized as major-related liberal arts for students enrolled up to the class of 2020.
2) According to Article 7 of the “Enforcement Regulations on Academic Management for International Undergraduate Students,” students admitted from the second semester of the 2017 academic year onward are exempt from foreign-language course requirements and from submitting certifications in foreign language proficiency, Korean language proficiency, and Chinese character comprehension.
3) Students admitted through the Overseas Koreans admission track follow the domestic curriculum, and must additionally submit Korean language proficiency scores as part of graduation requirements.