Korea University

This course introduces the fundamentals of English syntactic ideas and theories through close readings and discussions of assigned passages in the textbook. It addresses the core theories of contemporary linguistics. 

This course is a general introduction to Psycholinguistics, the study of how humans acquire, comprehend, and produce language. The course explores the fundamental questions in the field such as, What does it mean to know a language? How does an individual access and use that knowledge when producing or understanding language? How did we come to use language as we do now? 

This course provides students with an understanding of the latest technologies and environments such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and metaverse. It also covers the data security threats posed by these technologies and equip students with the ability to build risk models and proactively manage information security.

This course provides a study of culture and cultural evolution. Topics include humans as cultural animals, cultural evolution, physical and mental health, and multiculturalism.

This course provides a study of finite mathematical structures that are widely used in computer science. Topics include logic, number theory, methods of proof, sequences, mathematical induction, recursion, functions, probability, etc.

This course engages students in discussions on multiculturalism as portrayed in the media and how this has been vital to shaping and reshaping the discourse on identity within Korean society. The following are addressed in the course: race; racism; representation; stereotype; identity; assimilation; nationalism; tolerance; citizenship, and right.

Food fermentation is one of the earliest technologies developed by humans. This course covers the origin, history, types, manufacturing methods, and efficacy of various fermented foods. It provides understanding of the technological, microbiological, and biochemical processes that occur during food fermentation.

This course covers changes to work and careers in the contemporary society and explores psychosocial factors required for adaptation to these changes. It examines new career models that describe the non-traditional career patterns as well as resources and skills for the career adaptation emphasized in each model.

This is an introductory course on international law. Various issues on international law are discussed from an interdisciplinary perspective.

Film has the complex characteristics of art, entertainment, industry, and science, and is a total medium of expression that conveys ideas and emotions at the same time. In order to properly understand the artificial product of film beyond the level of simple entertainment, it is necessary to learn the basics of film language, film aesthetics, film history, film production, and the film industry. This course introduces a systematic understanding of film media, focusing on how film can give people the kind of aesthetic experience offered by art such as music, art, theater, etc.