The following regulations only apply to students who entered DSU in 2019 or later. Students must earn 24 credits from Required Major Foundation and Liberal Education Electives courses to graduate. Required Major Foundation courses vary according to department. Students in the department of Business Administration must earn 6 credits from Required Major Foundation and 18 credits from Liberal Education Electives courses. Students in the department of Computer Engineering must earn 12 credits from Required Major Foundation and 12 credits from Liberal Education Electives courses. Students in the department of International Studies must earn 12 credits from Required Major Foundation and 12 credits from Liberal Education Electives courses. All students must take at least 3 credits in each of the following sections: Humanities & History, Society & Value, Science & Technology, Literature & Arts, and World & Culture.
*** Korean students should have a score of 600 or higher on the DSU CBT test (or an equivalent score on related test) to be eligible for taking Liberal Education courses in English.
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Offering Semesters
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Current News in Korean |
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Introduction to Wellness |
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Post-colonialism : A Visual Guide to East Meets West |
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Introduction to International Environmental Law |
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Computer Applications |
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Reading Space: Human, Architecture, City  |
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Appreciation of Contemporary Art |
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Women in Cinema: Understanding Feminism |
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Music on Screen |
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o |
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Modern Sports |
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o |
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Korean through Dramas & Movies |
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Understanding Music |
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Media and Culture |
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| Introduction to Arts |
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| Languages and non-language: image, symbol, icon | o | |
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Music and Creativity |
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Literature and Culture |
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Korean TOPIK I |
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Korean TOPIK II |
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Global Issues |
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| Korean Reading & Writing 1 |
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Korean Reading & Writing 2 |
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Advanced Korean Communication Skills |
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