Gwangju University Graduate School, Recruitment of New Students for the First Semester of 2021 Academic Year

Application Submission from November 16 to 27, Online and In-Person Registration

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Gwan-woo] Gwangju University Graduate School announced on the 4th that it is recruiting new (transfer) students for the master's and doctoral programs for the first semester of the 2021 academic year.

Applications will be accepted from the 16th to 5 p.m. on the 27th, and applicants can apply through the graduate school website or by visiting the Academic Affairs Team.

The number of recruits is 160 for the master's degree program, 40 for the doctoral degree program, and 20 for transfer students. Additional students such as contract departments and foreigners will be selected separately.

To respond to the changing times, Gwangju University newly established the Department of Urban Regeneration and Real Estate, Department of Cultural Contents, Department of Future Convergence Technology Engineering, Department of Hotel Tourism Management, and Department of Disaster Safety (contract) in the general graduate school master's program, and also introduced the Department of Entrepreneurship in the Graduate School of Health Counseling Policy, attracting attention.

For the doctoral program, the Department of Urban Regeneration and Real Estate, Department of Hotel Tourism Management, and Department of Disaster Safety (contract) were newly established to accelerate the cultivation of outstanding talents.

Detailed recruitment numbers include 70 new students and 8 transfer students in 29 departments of humanities, social sciences, engineering, arts and physical education, and natural sciences in the general graduate school master's program, and 20 new students in 2 contract departments for the master's program.

For the doctoral program, 35 new students will be selected from 13 departments in single and cooperative programs, and 5 students from contract departments.

The Graduate School of Social Welfare is recruiting 30 new students and 3 transfer students for the master's program in social welfare, and 5 new students for the doctoral program.

The Graduate School of Health Counseling Policy will select 60 new students and 9 transfer students for the master's program from 12 departments in humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and arts and physical education.

Interviews and practical exams will be held from December 10 to 14, and the final successful candidates will be announced at 2 p.m. on the 23rd through the graduate school website.

For detailed information such as eligibility and selection schedule, please inquire through the graduate school website or the graduate school Academic Affairs Team.

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