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- Department of Architecture
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- Department of Electronics Engineering
- Department of Radio & Information Communications Engineering
- The Division of Computer Convergence
- Department of Smart City Architectural Engineering
- Department of Autonomous Vehicle System Engineering
- Department of Artificial Intelligence
- Department of Energy Engineering
- School of information Communications Covergence Engineering
Introduction
The Department of Architecture concurrently educates for the fields of social science, natural science and art in order to encourage creative and progressive architectural professionals who can provide comfortable living space. To accomplish this purpose, the department focuses on a balanced education of fundamental liberal arts and sciences with classes from within the discipline. These are the fundamental requirements for becoming an architectural professional, together with the support of an excellent faculty and experimental equipments. The aim of our program is to educate for architectural professionals who are able to actively cope with modern technological society. The department systematically provides the various basic knowledge that the architectural professional are required to possess.
The curriculum consists of: architectural planning and design, which investigates the creative formation of architectural space; architectural history, which investigates the development process of architecture; the field of architectural structure and construction; architectural environment, which sets up maintenance and management system for the comfortable dwelling environment. Major courses include introduction to architectural design, planning, theory of architecture, structural mechanics, history of Korean architecture, theory of urban space, and execution of building work.
Faculty
| Name | Title | Major | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lee, Jeong Soo | Professor | Architectural Planning and design | +82 42 821-5630 |
| Kim, Young Suk | Professor | Architectural Planning | +82 42 821-5624 |
| Ryu, Joo Hi | Associate Professor | Architectural Planning | +82 42 821-5628 |
| Choi, Joon Sung | Associate Professor | Architectural Planning | +82 42 821-5626 |
| Lee, Jung Won | Associate Professor | Architectural Planning and design | +82 42 821-5627 |
| Hong, Ji Hak | Associate Professor | Digital Architectural Design | +82 42 821-6572 |
| Sung, Woo-jae | Master of Arch | Architectural Planning and design | +82 42 821-6288 |
Career Opportunities
Graduates can continue their studies or work at firms as architectural and facility designers. They also find jobs in companies specializing in design, field construction, housing, development, research. Further, they can advance into research institutes which pursue advanced theories and high technology, or into government-operated enterprise. They can acquire professional certificates for architects, supervisors, and architectural consultants.