Yonsei University

 This course provides an introduction to key concepts in environmental policy and politics and their relations to globalization

Rooted in applied psychology, this multidisciplinary course will guide students through a process thinking regarding how to detect, prevent and face real-life moral issues and ethical dilemmas that arise in business situations. The course consists of two different sections. Section A deals with Ethical Decision Making and Fraud. Finally, Section B discusses the role played by Ethics As Organizational Culture and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

The international human resource manager is faced with a diverse, complex and dynamic environment. Differences from nationally-oriented human resource management (HRM) can be seen in the complexities that result from managing employees of various national origins working in different countries. People who work in internationally operating companies, operate in different cultural and institutional environments compared to where a firms headquarter is located. Hence, locally aligned HR approaches are often needed for a firm to be successful abroad. This course discusses these topics in an international HRM context by explicitly considering the context of the Korean Business Environment. It focuses on the cultural context and the organizational context of International HRM in Korea, as well as on staffing, recruitment, and selection in an international and Korean context.

This course is about Nanomedicine and its practical applications. Topics include Future medicine-nanomedicine, Nanomedicine, Nanomedicine in diagnostics, Nanomedicine in drug delivery, Nanomedicine in medical device, and Safety issues in nanomedicne.

Assessment: Reports (10%), Mid-term (40%), Final (50%)

Prerequisite: Nanobiotechnology

This course provides the basic knowledge on the vocabulary and the grammar of Korean Language. Students learn Korean alphabet, words, and basic grammars, and engage in a variety of activities in speaking, listening, writing, and reading to improve their communication skills in Korean. 

In this course, we attempt to understand humans and their surroundings specifically the culture and the society. The concepts in this course help students to change their usual perceptions of cultural situations newly through the "reading the culture" method. Furthermore, this course aims to provide exposure to different kinds of research methods and traits of anthropology, and by applying these observations, it helps students to learn how to perceive various aspects of modern society and how the contexts of these relate to each other.