Chosun University Education Innovation Center Launches 'Curriculum Accreditation System' to Enhance Major Education Quality View original image

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Gwan-woo] Chosun University Institute for Educational Innovation recently announced on the 14th that it has appointed curriculum accreditation committee members and has begun full-scale review activities for the curriculum accreditation system.


This curriculum accreditation system is an expansion of the curriculum organization accreditation review system that has been underway since last year. It is a system that grants accreditation by reviewing not only the design of the department's curriculum but also the overall operation of the curriculum, including teaching methods and evaluation.


The Chosun University Institute for Educational Innovation plans to expand the accreditation beyond major curricula to include liberal arts curricula, extracurricular curricula, and convergence track curricula, reviewing and accrediting the quality of these curricula.


The newly appointed curriculum accreditation committee members are experts in their respective fields and will review major curricula based on the 'CU Curriculum Accreditation System Operation Rules,' according to 20 evaluation criteria across five assessment areas.


Meanwhile, departments that pass the major curriculum accreditation will be provided incentives such as additional points in department evaluations.



A representative from the Chosun University Institute for Educational Innovation stated, “By evaluating major curricula considering the university's specialization direction, we aim to improve the quality of our university's major curricula and simultaneously establish a systematic performance management system for major curricula, thereby fostering creative and convergent talents who can lead the Fourth Industrial Revolution.”


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