College of Economics and International Trade
The Division of International Trade was established in 1948(Oct.) as the first Department of Trade in Korea which provides specialized education and training of students for international trade, economy and management. The Division of International Trade has 7 full-time faculties who teach a total of some 540 Undergraduate, 40 Master and Doctoral students. 100 undergraduate students are admitted to the program each year.
Division of International Trade Major - Students in International Trade Major take core courses such as Principles of Trade, Principles of Economics, Statistics and Introduction to Civil and Commercial Law, and diverse elective courses from major subjects including international trade, business and economy. Along within regular courses offered by the Program, students will also have opportunities to participate in various educational programs offered by leading trade-related institutions such as the Society of Trade Association, through which students grow as trade professionals equipped with both theory and practice. These opportunities will be a good route to experience firsthand about life in the trade world.
Division of International Trade Major - Students in International Trade Major take core courses such as Principles of Trade, Principles of Economics, Statistics and Introduction to Civil and Commercial Law, and diverse elective courses from major subjects including international trade, business and economy. Along within regular courses offered by the Program, students will also have opportunities to participate in various educational programs offered by leading trade-related institutions such as the Society of Trade Association, through which students grow as trade professionals equipped with both theory and practice. These opportunities will be a good route to experience firsthand about life in the trade world.