Introduction of Law and Politics Course
Focusing on building practical knowledge that can be utilized in policymaking with the foundation of theories, skills, and ability to think in the fields of law and politics, we train human resources who play a core role in local communities. In addition, we will develop individuals who are equipped with integrated practical knowledge that is academically supported and will be able to take the initiatives and respond to new social issues.
Admission and Diploma policies of the Law and Politics Course
Field of study and research
The Law and Politics Course covers two fields of study: Field of Law, and Field of Politics. The following shows major research areas for each field of study:
| Field | Major research areas |
|---|---|
| Law | Constitution, Administrative Law, Civil Law, Civil Procedure Law, Commercial Law, Criminal Law, Jurisprudence, Social Law, Industrial Law, International Relations Law |
| Politics | Political Theory, Political System, Historical Politics, International Cooperation, International Relations |
Faculty
Law
Name
Position
Degree
Research Keywords
Course in Charge
Professor
MA
human rights, constitutional precedents, constitutional theory
Lecture on Human Rights
Professor
MA
constitutional law, governing organization, constitutional change
Lecture on Governmental System
Professor
MA
administrative process, administrative control, administrative relief
Lecture on Administrative Law
Associate Professor
Ph.D.
laws, criminal laws, judicial precedents, interpretations
Lecture on Criminal Law Ⅰ
Associate Professor
MA
commercial law, corporate law, commercial transaction law, corporate governance
Lecture on Commercial Law
Professor
Ph.D.
private monopoly, unfair trade restrictions, unfair trade practices
Lecture on Economic Law
Professor
MA
living conditions, rights remedies, policy-making lawsuits, social security law
Lecture on Social Security Law
Professor
MA
International Law, Peace-keeping Operations
Lecture on International Law
Professor
Ph.D.
private international law, international trade law, international economic law
Lecture on Private International Law
Politics
Name
Position
Degree
Research Keywords
Course in Charge
Professor
Ph.D.
ethnic minorities, immigrants and foreign workers
Lecture on History and Politics
Professor
Ph.D.
politics methodology, comparative politics, polimetrics, mixed research methods
Lecture on International Cooperation
Professor
Ph.D.
public administration, local government, public policy, emergency management
Lecture on Public Administration
Careers in which graduates are expected to be active
Government employees (policy planning, judicial, legal), legal professionals, corporate legal personnel, career advancement, doctoral students, etc.