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The College of Humanities pursues education for humanity, creativity, communication skills, the global mind-set and cultural capacity. Through education, the college aims to grow future-oriented students who can lead the society in the 21st century. The global era is in dire need of outstanding global mind-sets, communication skills, a wide range of knowledge in local and global cultures, and a sense of balance, universal value, and solid identity. The information era requires the ability to sort out accurate information from a flood of knowledge and interpret, reconstruct, and express the information in a critical way. The cultural era demands literacy in classical and modern cultures, creative cultural production, and the ability to give objective cultural critiques. The College of Humanities continues to do its best to provide education to meet such demands of the society in the 21st century.

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Name	Kim Moon Taeg
Position	Associate Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-3192	Email	boss@jj.ac.kr

Name	Kim Guangshou
Position	Assistant Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-4677	Email	-

Name	Kim Jangsoon
Position	Assistant Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2026	Email	jpraise76@jj.ac.kr

Course No.	Course Name	Course Information
15638	Community Spiritual Training(1)	As a compulsory one, this module aims to discipline students through a specially established community life by Morning Spiritual Training(M.S.T) at 6 am with meditation of the Word of God and daily prayer for all nations through Evening Spiritual Training(E.S.T) in the evenings. Such disciplined and set-apart lifestyle in one community will help students learn respects for others as well as themselves in Christ, leading to develop their noble characters and spirituality as the people of God.
15639	Community Spiritual Training(2)	As a compulsory one, this module aims to discipline students through a specially established community life by Morning Spiritual Training(M.S.T) at 6 am with meditation of the Word of God and daily prayer for all nations through Evening Spiritual Training(E.S.T) in the evenings. Such disciplined and set-apart lifestyle in one community will help students learn respects for others as well as themselves in Christ, leading to develop their noble characters and spirituality as the people of God.
12563	Individual Major I	This module provides group lesson once a week.
12564	Individual lesson II	This module provides group lesson once a week.
12588	Worship Leading I	This module is a foundation course for providing worship leaders with trainings in spirituality, how to manage himself as well as worship team as the leader, music, instruments, sound effects, and various aids. The overall training is theoretical and practical.
12589	Worship Leading II	This module happens followed by Worship Leading1. It features application training for promoting worship leading abilities in the virtually-made situations, likely to happen in practical ministries of church or in the field. The aim of the module is to provide students as worship leaders with practical and in-depth training to cope and manage their spirituality, teamwork, music, instruments, sound effects, aids, and etc.
15000	Foundation of Music Theory	The objectives of class is variety of outline of music, basic music theory, ear training and sight reading necessary to music and easy to educate through practical practice and class.
15001	Foundation of Audio Engineering	Sound faculty is installed when people has a performance art or music concert. Student will learn about basic of sound, microphones and instruction of sound faculty in foundation of audio engineering.
14138	Introduction of Worship and Praise	We study various theoretical and functional approaches to worship and praise which are the most important in modern worship. It examines the past, present and future of worship and praise, and examines the changes and prospects of worship and praise according to the flow of each period.
15640	Community Spiritual Training(3)	As a compulsory one, this module aims to discipline students through a specially established community life by Morning Spiritual Training(M.S.T) at 6 am with meditation of the Word of God and daily prayer for all nations through Evening Spiritual Training(E.S.T) in the evenings. Such disciplined and set-apart lifestyle in one community will help students learn respects for others as well as themselves in Christ, leading to develop their noble characters and spirituality as the people of God.
15641	Community Spiritual Training(4)	As a compulsory one, this module aims to discipline students through a specially established community life by Morning Spiritual Training(M.S.T) at 6 am with meditation of the Word of God and daily prayer for all nations through Evening Spiritual Training(E.S.T) in the evenings. Such disciplined and set-apart lifestyle in one community will help students learn respects for others as well as themselves in Christ, leading to develop their noble characters and spirituality as the people of God.
13786	Introduction to the Old Testament	This module provides chronological frame from Abraham to the Israelite exile in Babylon. Furthermore, it examines genres, issues in theological views, how God is described in each book of OT and how it is related to the contemporary Christians.
13885	Introduction to the New Testament	This module examines historical and social context of each book of NT and issues in theological views. Students will be asked to find out the main thought of each authors and how it is applied to this age.
15647	Actuality of worship Ministry	Advanced training courses of worship leader. Comprehensive advanced training of everything you need for planning and conducting yourself in worship.
12565	Individual Major III	This module provides group lesson once a week.
12566	Individual Major IV	This module provides group lesson once a week.
13887	Group Ensemble1	In this module, student organize teams, each team will prepare what we need in worship every week.
12560	Group Ensemble II	All student present their own composers and song to enlarge musical experience.
15431	Vocal EnsembleI	It is called a vocal ensemble or a chorus when several vocals come together and sing each part of the person separately. To sing together, it is important to match the composition of the chords and the breathing of each other. Especially in popular music, it also plays with other musical instruments. This class is a class where vocals learn basic skills necessary for vocal ensemble and how to build harmony.
15432	Vocal EnsembleII	The purpose of vocal ensemble 2 is to learn the composition and practice of vocal ensemble for each genre based on the contents learned in 1. 1, we can analyze the vocal chords that are used in the music together with the characteristics of each genre.
10837	The understanding of Mission	This study propose the survery about missiology as science, missiological tasks and aims.
14999	Music Theory and Counterpoint	Music theory is basic of music studying. At this module, student will study about music theory and counterpoint for apply to song arrangement.
15642	Community Spiritual Training(5)	As a compulsory one, this module aims to discipline students through a specially established community life by Morning Spiritual Training(M.S.T) at 6 am with meditation of the Word of God and daily prayer for all nations through Evening Spiritual Training(E.S.T) in the evenings. Such disciplined and set-apart lifestyle in one community will help students learn respects for others as well as themselves in Christ, leading to develop their noble characters and spirituality as the people of God.
15643	Community Spiritual Training(6)	As a compulsory one, this module aims to discipline students through a specially established community life by Morning Spiritual Training(M.S.T) at 6 am with meditation of the Word of God and daily prayer for all nations through Evening Spiritual Training(E.S.T) in the evenings. Such disciplined and set-apart lifestyle in one community will help students learn respects for others as well as themselves in Christ, leading to develop their noble characters and spirituality as the people of God.
15433	Understanding of secular culture	In order to establish a faithful Christian culture, we study contact points and confrontations with secular culture. We study the harmfulness of the secular culture that is infiltrated in the church and study healthy and uncontaminated ministry.
13897	A study on worship ministry literature	In-depth analysis of the study, the type and content of the fields required for various worship ministries.
12567	Individual Major V	This module provides group lesson once a week.
12568	Individual Major VI	This module provides group lesson once a week.
15648	Introduction of Systematic Theology	The systematic theology deals with the basic and central contents of Christianity on the basis of the Bible. In this end, this subject aims to understand the essential contents of Christianity correctly and communicate the truth of God in the world.
15646	History of Christian Thought	Christian thought is an introduction to the historical trajectory of ideas that constitute the backbone of Christian truth. By studying how the Bible, the revelation of God, has been understood in history, we explore in this course the most important themes in the various topics of Scripture 66. By learning the ancient and medieval, religious reforms, and the ideological changes of Christianity from the modern to the modern, we acquire wisdom to understand and cope with the ideological flow of our times.
06220	Comparative Study of Religion	This study is the comparative survery with the another Religions.
14998	The Biblical Exegesis for the preaching	The purpose of this subject is simple; it designes to provide the students with the scientific skill to interpret the biblical passage in order to bring its message to the public. For every scientific disciples in theology are meant to empower the students with the ability to bring the biblical message into the contemporary and vice versa. By simply taking this course, students will learn how to interpret the biblical passages and bring them into the heart of the contemporary. And also student will learn what kind of theological methodology is needed for this purpose.
08174	Studies of John's documents	We study the theology of Jonh's Gospel with the emphasis on its background; especially the Christology, Pneumatology, Escahtology, Ecclesiology etc.
14997	Actuality of composition	Training to learn the skills that you can composed yourself praise being offered to God.
12921	Religion and Culture	This course is designed to help students to understand the relationship between Religion and Culture, and to know the role of culture to preach the christian gospel.
15002	Conductor	This module aims to practice of taking and conducting choir in accordance with liturgical worship. The students look into the role of the choir for helping church service. We exercise conduction technique and learn about the attitude of conductor. This study deal with sound, harmony, the choir practice, and music so that the students might explain them.
09278	Instructional Resources and Methods	With Christian perspectives we study the effective curriculm and learning process of the Christian education.
15644	Community Spiritual Training(7)	As a compulsory one, this module aims to discipline students through a specially established community life by Morning Spiritual Training(M.S.T) at 6 am with meditation of the Word of God and daily prayer for all nations through Evening Spiritual Training(E.S.T) in the evenings. Such disciplined and set-apart lifestyle in one community will help students learn respects for others as well as themselves in Christ, leading to develop their noble characters and spirituality as the people of God.
15645	Community Spiritual Training(8)	As a compulsory one, this module aims to discipline students through a specially established community life by Morning Spiritual Training(M.S.T) at 6 am with meditation of the Word of God and daily prayer for all nations through Evening Spiritual Training(E.S.T) in the evenings. Such disciplined and set-apart lifestyle in one community will help students learn respects for others as well as themselves in Christ, leading to develop their noble characters and spirituality as the people of God.
12569	Individual Major VII	This module provides group lesson once a week.
12570	Individual Major VIII	This module provides group lesson once a week.
07208	Worship & Preaching	This lecture ist an attempt to give a concise outline of Christian worship, preaching, and their forms it has taken from earliest times to the present. This awareness can suggest a matter of reflection on the contemporary church worship and a new paradigm for worship and preaching renewal in the 21st century. This lecture is based on the theological discussion and practices. This lecture ist an attempt to give a concise outline of Christian worship, preaching, and their forms it has taken from earliest times to the present. This awareness can suggest a matter of reflection on the cont
13893	Worship and praise recording practice	Training to learn the skills that you can record yourself praise being offered to God.
12917	Christian and Counseling	Learn the theories and practices of Christian counseling and learn the qualities and skills of pastors to achieve effective pastoral care.
14161	History of Christian Thought	This course examines the questions of the Synoptic Gospels and the characteristics of John's Gospel. It introduces genre issues, literary dependence and theological themes of each volume of the New Testament and helps to read the Bible academically.
14160	Research of The Prophets	This course is a study of the prophecy, and the prophecy is divided into the Great Prophet and the Little Prophet, and the politics between North Israel and Southern Lebanon. Economic, and religious backgrounds. Find out what the core of the Prophet is about, have a devel- oped history, and develop a sense of discernment.
09259	Religious Education	In terms of the religious course of the Junior high schools, we study the process of the effective and real Christian education.
08538	Relgionspsychology	Astronomy, geology and evolutionary theory have produced major conflicts between science and religion. One solution is to say that science deals with the physical world, religion with the inner world. However, psychology claims to study and explain subjective phenomena too. The aim of this lecture is to study that mainstream psychology deals with some occurrences regarded as part of the phenomena of religion, such as moral behaviour, personality, attitude change, and beliefs. The role of psychology now is to help to understand rather than to undermine.
08530	A Study of Religion and Science	This study is dealing with the issues between the religion and science. The student will learn the way which religion responds to the scientific question, and science responds to religious beliefs. So, this study will elaborate the methodological procedure to find out the correlation betwwn between religion and science.
14639	Religion and Philasopy	This class concentrates on the study of many theories of religions and philosophies and the relationship between them. Furthermore, we will study the role and function of the religion with the understanding of its doctriens and development.

Name	Lee Jae-un
Position	Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2323	Email	crystal@jj.ac.kr

Name	Lee Sang-gyun
Position	Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2797	Email	leesk@jj.ac.kr

Name	Byeon Ju-Seoung
Position	Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2754	Email	solyong@jj.ac.kr

Name	Hong Seong-duk
Position	Associate Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2337	Email	okjeonju@jj.ac.kr

Name	Kim Kunwoo
Position	Assistant Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-4659	Email	kunwoo629@hanmail.net

Name	YOO YEONG BONG
Position	Assistant Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-	Email	ybongyoo@hanmail.net

Name	MOON YONG SIK
Position	Assistant Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-	Email	chasan@paran.com

Name	Lee Jungwook
Position	Assistant Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2032	Email	jukkoo@jj.ac.kr

Course No.	Course Name	Course Information
15435	Cultural contents and life	We learn diverse concepts of cultural contents. Investigate close relation of cultural life, analyzing contents industrial sectors.
14675	Introduction to Korean History	We research on the developing processing of Korean History from pre-history to modern history. We understand chronical features of Each history and huge stream of the development of Korean Society.
14660	Introduction to the history of Honam region	Prior to the major classes for courses to acquire basic knowledge, while improving learning abilities by learning about local history and cultures.
08078	Introduction to the Historiography	We look into that epistemology and methodology which have advanced in the field of history. Thus we take serious, critical and creative attitudes toward the study of history.
08083	The Ancient times in Korean History	We examine the opening and the development of the korean culture and understand the original spirit and mind of it.
13904	Medieval and mordern history of Korea	Koryo modernization prior to the historic flow and political, economic, social, cultural development process studied in this era of historical significance, and look back.
10388	Research of Archaeology	The main purpose of this course is to facilitate the examination of historic sites and excavation of cultural relics in archaeology field. This course assist students to understand a history through archaeological relics and historical sites. This course especially focus on prehistoric Korean culture. By studying methodology of archaeology and research results, students will understand prehistoric Korean culture. At the end of this course, students will have better understanding archaeological studies and will have a talent to work in archaeology research activities.
14661	Museum and cultural heritage	The students follow systematically the logical connections in the whole korean history the basic knowledge of which they have obtained. So they are prepared for many kinds of the tests in korean history.
15441	Comparative cultural exploration	We investigate causes and examples brought about cultural difference by comparing different cultures. We research each culture’s unique traits, analyzing universal cultural phenomenon of mankind and sharing values.
07887	Contemporary History of the West	We study the western contemporary civilization critically, focusing on the capitalism and the liberalism which distinguished themselves after the civil revolutions and have come through lots of difficulties such as both the world wars, the socialism and so on. Thus we find a fresh way to make the world better in the future.
15440	Introduction of creation of historical and cultural contents	Excavation of cultural origin is based on historical culture, inclduing many contents. Explore possibility of making cultural contents, establishing basis on it through learning historical culture
14662	Human ad document	Korea by translating old documents and old documents with the aim of understanding and translation of ancient documents to understand the process.
14453	Research of ancient Honam documents	It is a lesson that illuminates the area of Honam region and explores changing process of perception through the ancient literature documents.
12934	Early Modern History of East Asia	By looking at the history of several countries in East Asia, East Asia, the historic features of the understanding
15187	Super star job design	Understand a wide variety of jobs, including a career in historical culture. Decide on the field of career and design how to establish and implement a learning plan for employment. Identify accurately the necessary ability and skills of occupational talent. Through systemic learning, the students implements the necessary conditions and abilities in society.
13907	Korea modern and contemporary history	Look for the modernization of Korean modern history, politics, economy, society, and culture of the development process, the characteristics, the historical significance of the track from the yoke down to modern Korean history has been tumultuous sorrow.
15434	Korean thinking ·Culture history	We examine Korean ancient Buddhism, Confucianism, Korean positivism, Donghak, Republic thougth and culture history. We enlarge understanding Korean thoughts ·culture history.
15442	Global History & Culture	Recent historical schools have escaped from Western world centered description and ethnocentrism, suggesting new perspective based on variety cultures. Taking over this trend from schools, explore concepts and methods of variety historical descriptions.
14457	Debate of history interpretation	Historical events are interpreted and given different value by the each viewer's position. Cultivate professionality and creativity of specialists through the way of debate.
14676	Research of cultural property	Learn how to research the various cultural properties directly. Figure out the types of cultural properties and master the research method distinguished by each type. It is a lesson that runs parallel with finding cultural properties in person and examining-organizing.
14146	Instructional Theories of History Subject	This course gives the knowledge about the present state and the problems in the methods to instruct and explain the facts of history to pupils and to make them understand the meaning and value of it.
14147	Teaching Method & Materials of History Subject	This course makes thorough studies of learning materials, especially the state-designed text books in history for the effective instruction of it.
12936	Studies of History Education	Researching the methodologies do history education and the usages of material sources for history education
15437	Production and practice of historical and cultrual contents(Capstone)	We learn content technique, finding out historical and cultural sources, and cultivate ability of selecting materials. Acquire content plan and production method of practice centered.
14677	History and Archive	We have a lesson how to produce and manage on historical recording. We learn about basic knowledge in archival science and understand on records management history of Korea.
14456	Reading in local documents	To discover regional material that are hidden from the majorities and learn about nurturing translation and practical use by seeing the view point of the center government.
15436	Network of Korean and Japanese culture	Historically, cultural exchange between both countries has contributed to political stability of East Asia. Study historical examples of trend of this Korean and Janpanes cultural exchange. Through this, seek peaceful solidarity of East Asia.
14459	Archaeological survey and excavation	Culture indicators for cultural heritage survey methods, excavation Questionnaire teach practice skills and actually participate in th field survey the ruins. Also makes learning about sex survey about the types of cultural property and its history
15439	Building cultural city(Capstone design)	We seek planning method of new cities applied in content, analyzing examples that are combined with cultures into cities. Run practical program for fostering human resources with adequate field demand
14680	Cultural heritage and exhibit contents:Capstone design	On a variety of cultural heritage that features of knowledge can understand, and cultural heritage during wartime, how can you take advantage of research. To equip them with comprehensive knowledge on the museum's exhibition project.
11577	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	We learn those main points of the social and cultural anthropology which is a necessary subject in the test for curators and help us to understand the modern society.
10671	Contents Project of Culture	We obtain the technique and skill for making cultural contents through learning history and culture. And we try to design and plan various contents of current korean culture.
14679	History Essay a method of guidance : Capstone design	We raise ability to teach history study method through history writing. We understand various history study method as historical materials as well, and practice teaching history study method on developed learning method.
14664	Historically geography and space(Capstone design)	Historically, human life has been affected by the transformation of natural timetables, We study South Korea's geography and understand what the people’s lifestyle changes projected into space.

Name	Cho Eun-young
Position	Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2217	Email	eycho33@jj.ac.kr

Name	Choi Hie Sup
Position	Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2513	Email	choihiesup@hanmail.net

Name	Yang Byong-seon
Position	Professor
Specializations	English Syntax, English Grammar, English Composition, Introduction to English Linguistics, Introduction to English Translation
Contact	+82-63-220-2213	Email	bsyang@jj.ac.kr

Name	Bill Allison Rosemary
Position	Associate Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-3231	Email	-

Name	Shin, Dong-Jin
Position	Assistant Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-3091	Email	djshin@jj.ac.kr

Course No.	Course Name	Course Information
14148	Basic English	Students study repetitively high school English for enough English competencies to take course in university.
14149	Basic English	Students study repetitively high school English for enough English competencies to take course in university.
06323	English Grammar	English grammar is the set of rules that allow us to combine words in English into larger units, that is, sentences. This course is intended for students who wish to improve four skills in English to provide the most useful tools for learning English as a foreign language: listening, speaking, reading and writing.
10122	Introduction to English Literature	The courses will work towards giving the students an understanding of the historical development of English literature and an understanding of the ways in which literature can be explored through associated disciplines such as history, philosophy, and the literatures of other languages.
10826	English & American Culture	This course is designed to understand American and British life and culture through learning American and British politics, economics, society, geography etc.
14612	English Reading Comprehension	English Reading introduces students to reading skills development, vocabulary building, language analysis. The readings gathered from wide range of genres(newspaper and magazine articles, personal essays, textbook chapters, book excerpts, on-line discussions, and interviews) help students handle various subjects they will encounter as they read more widely in English. This course also introduces students to reading skills such as skimming and scanning, vocabulary-building strategies such as finding synonyms and using phrasal verbs, and language study topics such as reduced clauses.
12642	Research Method of English Literature	Students learn the methods of analyzing works with some approaches from the traditional approaches through the New Criticism to the new kind of literary criticism.
11726	Screen English	This is an intermediate listening practice course, which aims at listening and understand normal speed English of native speakers. This course is recommended to the students who passed successfully English conversation course.
06467	History of English Language	A survey of the history of English. A useful approach to studying language is the historical one, which in the case of English demonstrates how many of the irregularities of the language are the remnants of earlier, quite regular patterns. Studying the history of English can also help clarify the literature written in earlier periods and some written rather recently.
14682	English Phonetics & Phonology	This course is designed to provide students with the opportunity to learn about the English phonological rules which include the point, process, and method of English articulation.
11567	English Morphology	This course is to provide a synthesis of what linguists and students have found out about English words, that is, the study of the internal structure of English words such as morpheme, affixes, compounds, etc.
06352	English Speech	This is an advance English Conversation course for intermediate to advanced stduents of English. It focuses on English pronunciation minimal pairs, intonation, ets. which ar difficult for Korean students
06632	Introduction to English Linguistics	This course is designed to provide students with developing the basic concept of the English language in explanation of the structure of English Phonology, Syntax, Semantics and other Linguistics.
10123	Introduction to Translation and Interpretation	This is a course to learn basic theories of interpretation and translation, and to practice basic interpretation and translation. After passing this course, the students are expected to intreprete and translate easy and/ or basic sentences.
11727	English Literature and Performing Arts	This course is an introduction to performing arts. Over the course of the semester we’ll discuss central elements of performing arts (such as plot, characterization, staging, and dialogue); conventional dramatic forms (comedy, tragedy, and tragicomedy) and their less conventional offshoots (performance art). The purpose of this course is developing one's ability to appreciate performing arts closely, perceptively, and imaginatively, and to speak and write about them thoughtfully, critically, and creatively and gaining an understanding of the arts as both literary and performance texts.
06796	History of English & American Literature	Students learn the history of the United Kingdom and the United States of America's literature from the Celt to present through the periodic, thought and others in the representative writer's works.
11565	English & American Culture and Poetry	This is a course to read and appreciate British and American poetry. The students are expected to understand British and American culture fully by enjoying English poetry.
08474	English & American Novel	Students learn to analyze and understand theories of novel and works each period.
15707	English Curriculum and Educational Theory	A comprehensive survey of various concepts, theories and practices in English language and teaching.
14085	English Teaching Materials and methods	This course deals with syllabus design for English teaching, curriculum theories, materials development, material adaptation and other topics related to English teaching materials.
08673	English Syntax	Study of techniques and formalisms for analyzing syntactic phenomena of human languages within the framework of transformational-generative grammar such as minimalism.
11566	Understanding on English Meaning	Following the recent ways that are connect to the theory of language and the philosophy of language, we officially investigate the cause of the meaning situation which is nowdays presented to all of the languages by English which is mainly made the meaning situation.
08672	English Pragmatics	This course is intended for studying practical Linguistic theory. Its objective is the language not as an abstract symbolic system but as a speech act between speaker and listener in practical communication situations.
14611	English Composition	This is an advanced English writion course for advanced students of English. It focuses on how to writ English letters, resume, autobiography, research papers, business cards, application form for the university, ets.
14613	Teaching English Through Multimedia	Multimedia English is a course to encourage students to familiarize with informations written in English related to each individual student's chosen field of study and to develop information technology skills such as the use of computers as wordprocessors, for communication through e-mail and as an information retrieval tool & the use of the Internet and other resources for the discovery of information.
14151	Theory and Practice of Translation(capstone desine)	This course aims at practicing translation aftrer learning general theories concerning translation studies.By practicing translation English into Korean and vice versa using such various material as trade,study,film,game,and literature ,the students can enchance their translation abilities.It is a deepen subject about interpretation and translation.
05992	Reading in English	It's not grammartical analysis about English sentences.It grows comprehensible ability about meaning of the whole sentences in the flow of the context written in English.
12292	Survey On Applied English Linguistics	The purpose of this course is a overall comprehension on various parts, which use English in our daily lives. Therefore, this course has a concrete object to study learning, thinking and culture with English.
06802	English Listening	This is an intenmediate listening practice course, which aims at listening and understand normal speed English of native speakers. This course is recommended to the students who passed successfully English conversation course.
14647	Exercise of English Translation and Interpretation(Capstone Design)	Exercise of English Translation and Interpretation introduces students to intensive translation training in wide range of topics. By exposing students to a variety of text types and genres this course will help students learn to handle the information written in English. Highly selected reading materials and complimentary readings for background knowledge help the students to handle the richness and depth of writing styles and, ultimately, to translate and interpretate into clear and beautiful Korean.
15649	Practical English for Job finding(1)	As the student have to have a job after graduation this course will teach to increase communication abilty in everyday life and international trade etc. this course will help the student to adjust the changing social circumstances by preparing entrance exam.
15650	Practical English for Job finding(2)	As the student have to have a job after graduation this course will teach to increase communication abilty in everyday life and international trade etc. this course will help the student to adjust the changing social circumstances by preparing entrance exam.

Name	Seo Eun-hye
Position	Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2309	Email	arirang@jj.ac.kr

Name	Kim Jin-sung
Position	Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2467	Email	tatunari@jj.ac.kr

Name	Park Kyoon Cheol
Position	Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2302	Email	kyooncheol@jj.ac.kr

Name	Park Kanghun
Position	Assistant Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-4661	Email	hun0531@naver.com

Name	Ueno Yukako
Position	Assistant Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2310	Email	yukako@jj.ac.kr

Name	Pyun Yongwoo
Position	Assistant Professor
Specializations	Japanese literature / Drama / culture
Contact	+82-63-220-2037	Email	pyunsama@jj.ac.kr

Course No.	Course Name	Course Information
14152	Basic JapaneseⅠ	As a beginning level course in Japanese, this course enables students to focus on practicing reading and writing to expand their vocabularies and to learn to use basic sentence structures.
14154	Basic JapaneseⅡ	As a beginning level course in Japanese, this course enables students to focus on practicing reading and writing to expand their vocabularies and to learn to use basic sentence structures.
14683	Japanese Conversation	This course enhances students' abilities to speak and listen in Japanese. Enables students to hold group discussions by cultivating skills through listening exercises, and practice with structural transformations and rephrasing of statements.
14614	Japanese Conversation (2)	This course enhances students' abilities to speak and listen in Japanese. Enables students to hold group discussions by cultivating skills through listening exercises, and practice with structural transformations and rephrasing of statements.
14417	Jumping Japanese Language(1)	As a beginning level course in Japanese, this course enables students to focus on practicing reading and writing to expand their vocabularies and to learn to use basic sentence structures.
14418	Jumping Japanese Language(2)	As a beginning level course in Japanese, this course enables students to focus on practicing reading and writing to expand their vocabularies and to learn to use basic sentence structures.
06815	Living Japanese (1)	This course develops students' abilities to practically apply colloquial Japanese in various situations of daily life.
07521	Living Japanese (2)	This course develops students' abilities to practically apply colloquial Japanese in various situations of daily life.
14684	Japanese Composition	Students develop the ability to express themselves precisely in Japanese using expressions from normal conversation.
09864	Japanese Composition(2)	Focusing on using expressions from normal conversation, students develop the ability to express themselves precisely in Japanese.
09257	Instructional Theories of Japanese Subject	Concretely examines the developmental process, characteristics, the present conditions, and general problems in Japanese Education.
09276	Teaching Method & Materials of Japanese Subject	Prepares students for Practicum by practically researching Teaching Method and Materials of Japanese Subject connected with the Instructional Theories of Japanese Subject.
07207	Introduction to Japanese Literature	Generalizes Japanese Literature to broaden the literary attainments and the basic knowledge of Japanese Literature.
08156	Introduction to Japanese Languistics	A series of lectures regarding the Japanese language, focusing on specific characteristics such as letters, phoneme, sounds, grammar, vocabulary, dialect, and colloquial usage, as well as general linguistic considerations
14688	IT and Japanese Biz(1)	This subject aims to educate following goals by team teaching methods; (1) the trends of IT technology(2) business Japanese and manner(etiquettes) ※ The relevant professors are charged with those subjects.
14689	IT and Japanese Biz(2)	This subject aims to educate following goals by team teaching methods; (1) the trends of IT technology(2) business Japanese and manner(etiquettes) ※ The relevant professors are charged with those subjects.
14685	Introduction to Japanese Culture	Makes students understand Japanese people and their culture, focusing on general Japanese culture including the history and literature of Japan.
14686	Reading Japanese	This course enhances students' abilities to read and understand Japanese by focusing on vocabulary, reading, exercises, through the analysis and comprehension exercises of sentence structures working with the intermediate Japanese sentences.
14616	Reading Japanese (2)	This course enhances students' abilities to read and understand Japanese by focusing on vocabulary, reading, exercises, through the analysis and comprehension exercises of sentence structures working with model Japanese sentences.
08500	Japanese Grammar	Make students learn the basic grammar of Modern Japanese, and throughly examine the rules of sentence structures of Japanese.
08501	Listening Japanese(1)	This course develops students' abilities to listen and understand Japanese through the expressions of various voice such as conversation, talks, radio drama, speeches, lectures, news, and various programs by using voice tapes or VTR. In addition, let students practice Japanese to enhance their ability to read and write through them.
14687	Japanese Conversation (3)	This course aims to encourage students to speak Japanese precisely. The course uses various teaching materials such as textbooks, comic, music, and so on, putting emphasis on listening and writing.
14615	Japanese Conversation (4)	This course aims to encourage students to speak Japanese precisely. The course uses various teaching materials such as textbooks, comic, music, and so on, putting emphasis on listening and writing.
08685	Screen Japanese	Students train their abilities to translate, interpret the contents into Korean through the screen Japanese.
08689	Internet Japanese	Students learn to collect datum through Japanese education sites on internet and study Japanese by using them..
08686	Women in Japanese Literature	By examining women's images in Japanese literature works, students understand history, society, culture in those days.
08688	How to Use Wordprocessor in Japanese	This course enhance students's abilities to commit theses, reports, resumes, e-mails to writing in Japanese using Korean word processor and Japanese word processor programs.
09863	Translation Clinic for Japanese (1)	This course is to improve students' abilities for translation and conversation. According to this goal, students practice translating the latest newspaper articles and magazine articles into Japanese or Korean.
09862	Translation Clinic Japanese (2)	This course is to improve students' abilities for translation and conversation. According to this goal, students practice translating the latest newspaper articles and magazine articles into Japanese or Korean.
08687	Listening Japanese (2)	This course develops students' abilities to listen and understand Japanese through the expressions of various voice such as conversation, talks, radio drama, speeches, lectures, news, and various programs by using voice tapes or VTR. In addition, let students practice Japanese to enhance their ability to read and write through them.
08691	Japanese Freetalking	Students improve their abilities to speak their thoughts, feelings, expressions freely so that they cultivate their abilities to communicate their thoughts to native speakers perfectly.
08692	The modern History of Japan	Students learn the vivid history of Japan, focusing of the critical events in modern and contemporary his of Japan from the Meji Restoration in 1868 to the present day.

Name	Kim Jong-yoon
Position	Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2324	Email	green@jj.ac.kr

Name	SANG OK LEE
Position	Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2262	Email	okhyup@jj.ac.kr

Name	Park Yun Jo
Position	Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2076	Email	yjpark@jj.ac.kr

Name	Ahn Jeong hoon
Position	Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-3078	Email	longfeng@jj.ac.kr

Name	Wang Nan
Position	Associate Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2893	Email	w11261@jj.ac.kr

Name	HONG KISUK
Position	Assistant Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2043	Email	kingten@jj.ac.kr

Course No.	Course Name	Course Information
14155	Elementary chinese	This course is the first step of Elementary Chinese course. Students enrolling in this course will be able to practice Chinese pronunciation and to learn the basic of elementary level grammar, reading and writing.
14156	Elementary Chinese	This course is the first step of Elementary Chinese course. Students enrolling in this course will be able to practice Chinese pronunciation and to learn the basic of elementary level grammar, reading and writing.
14462	Chinese Reading Practice(1)	Prepares students for the advance Chinese reading course through the reading practice of various genres of short paragraphs.
14467	Chinese Reading Practice(2)	Prepares students for the advance Chinese reading course through the reading practice of various genres of short paragraphs.
14986	Chinese Listening & Expression	Focuses on the understanding of grammar structure and the practice of Listening skills and Speaking skills
10832	Chinese Grammar	Promotes the abilities to use proper sentences in writing through the professional and systematic understanding of Chinese syntax.
14748	Application of Chinese grammar	Promotes the abilities to use proper sentences in writing through the professional and systematic understanding of Chinese syntax.
14985	Chinese paintings	Understanding the basic sentence pattern of the Chinese seonhaengeo must be obtained, and, more complex grammatical structures and can use to create the ability to learn Chinese language training.Parallel.
13902	Chinese Economy and Related language	First, it nees that understanding about Chinese economy is most important purpose of this class, and second, it is neccessary for student to understand of Chinese people economic life and languages.
15518	Chinese Enterprise and Management	Students will learn issues related to business administration through analysis of representative companies in China and global companies that have entered China.
08166	An introduction to Chinese literature	Studies and examines China's renowned literary men or women and their literary works.
14618	Chinese translation	Students choose a field of Chinese original materials and read it, and then they try to understand Chinese original materials.
14984	A man in power in China	Students acquire the general knowledge about phraseological, orthographic, linguistic history based on the peculiarity of Chinese linguistics.
06825	Historical Tradition of China	This course aims to summarize the stream and spirit for historical tradition of China in the aggregate.
14158	Introduction to politics in china	Scrutinize China's powerful existing political figures and analyzes their political background and disposition.
09258	Syllabus Design in Chinese Curriculum	This course aims to consider problems concretely about the development process, character, and present situations of the Chinese education.
09277	Studies on Chinese Teaching Materials & Method	This course is relation to Chinese education. Then this course aims to prepare for the teaching practice as researching the textbooks and teaching methods about Chinese.
10866	Advanced Chinese Practice(1)	Focuses on the practice of advance conversation skills used in formal situations.(Team teaching: a Korean teacher and a Chinese teacher)
11572	Advanced Chinese Practice(2)	Continued
11573	The History Of PRC	Studies the history of China from the establishment of PRC to the present.
14159	Appreciate Chinese classic Literature	For understanding about China, study to chinese classic literature.
11570	Modern History of China	Studies the history of China from the Opium war to the establishment of PRC.
06560	Chinese Composition	To write sentence correctly in Chinese, students drill Chinese writing systematically from the basic sentences of Chinese on the basis of Chinese characters in common use.
08163	Introduction to Chinese Lingustics	Students acquire the general knowledge about phraseological, orthographic, linguistic history based on the peculiarity of Chinese linguistics.
11979	Regions and culture studies in contemporary china	The concept of region is nowdays the focus of studying China area. As China has broad territory, it is meaningless to learn whole China. Instead it needs to understand areas of China by broad scope. The overview of regions is required to understand contemporary China areas.
11975	Study on chinese contempray society	This course aims to understand wholly the actual facts of society in Contemporary China.
05124	Current chinese	Students enhance ability to listen to Chinese address or lecture based on advanced Chinese conversation so that they can speak Chinese conversation as the measure of knowledge communication through this practice.
11976	China and Korea	Students understand the foreign policy's founding process of Chinese government after the government of the Chinese Communist Party was established, and analyze that the foreign opening principle of China has an influence on exchange between Korea and China. Moreover they enhance ability to analyse theoretically the influence on the exchange between Korea and China.
12294	Intellectual History of chinese politics	This course aims to make a general survey of the various political thoughts in Chinese political change from the ancient China to the present time.
13419	Understanding Chinese translation	Grammar and vocabulary part about under deepening studying, helps an understanding about the Chinese grammar which is complicated.Improved the ability could be adapted to a test.
13901	Chinese studying Abroad	Chinese Free speech classes are now routinely used in China, Chinese people often use to talk or express representation and not a book coming out in everyday conversation using mainly native students and the instructor is teaching a 1:1 conversation.
06037	Seminar in Selected Topics in Chinese Studies	Students deal in the only subject thoroughly that has a high opinion of particular fields of Chinese studies and they may use that subject as a form of seminar.

Name	Kim Seung-jong
Position	Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2240	Email	jongks@jj.ac.kr

Name	Lee Yong Wook
Position	Professor
Specializations	-
Contact	+82-63-220-2047	Email	icerain@jj.ac.kr