Curriculum
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※ 국제학과(ISP)
| ISP | Common Core Courses | Major Courses | |
| Global Business & Trade (GB&T) | - Business Economics
- Global Business Students majoring or minoring in the subject are required to complete at least 3 credits of Common Core course work. Common Core 3학점 이상 이수 필수 |
- Statistical Analytics
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| Global Affairs & Development Cooperation (GA&DC) | - International Political Economy
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| Contents & Intelligence (C&I) | NA | *The following courses are conducted |
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| Thesis |
· Individual Study (1) |
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 Students who intend to submit a master’s thesis must complete both Individual Study (1),(2) courses and Special lecture on Academic Integrity(연구윤리특강) course. |
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Business Economics
This course introduces the fundamental economic principles that shape the decisions of households and firms and the operation of markets. It examines how prices allocate scarce resources and influence the distribution of income. Students develop an economic way of thinking and learn to analyze real-world economic issues and the behavior of economic agents in a logical and practical manner.
Global Business
This course examines how firms operate, compete, and formulate strategies in an interconnected and uncertain global economy. Key topics include globalization, international trade and investment, multinational enterprises, global market entry, cross-cultural management, global value chains, digital transformation, and sustainability. Through case studies and research, students learn to assess global opportunities and risks and make evidence-based managerial decisions.
International Relations
This course introduces the major concepts and theories used to understand international affairs, including realism, constructivism, and radical approaches. It applies these perspectives to international security, political economy, human rights, international law, and international organizations. Students learn to connect theory with current global issues and critically evaluate competing explanations and policy responses.
International Economics and Trade
This course examines the economic and financial interdependence among nations. It covers international trade theory and policy, the balance of payments, foreign exchange markets, and open-economy macroeconomics. Students learn how national economies are connected through trade and finance and develop the ability to analyze major developments and policy challenges in the global economy.
Contemporary Issues in Foreign Affairs
This course explores major contemporary issues in foreign affairs and the ways in which states, non-state actors, and transnational networks shape identities, relationships, and power structures. It examines the interaction among foreign policy, national strategy, and the changing global order. Students develop analytical perspectives for understanding the origins, evolution, and policy implications of current international challenges.
Opportunities and Challenges in Developing Nations
This course examines the opportunities and challenges facing developing nations through theoretical discussions, case studies, and policy analysis. It addresses poverty, inequality, underdevelopment, and the social, economic, and political dimensions of development in the Global South. Students evaluate country experiences, sectoral opportunities, public policy, and regional cooperation and explore practical strategies for sustainable development.
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Copyrightⓒ Graduate School of International Studies, Chung Ang University. All rights reserved.