We Nurture Creative Convergence Talents With a Global Mindset
The Department of British and American Studies is committed to cultivating global leaders. To that end, based on a specialized curriculum in general British and American studies, the department is nurturing creative convergence talents who are proficient in English and are proficient in politics, diplomacy, economy, trade, culture, law, and the histories of English-speaking countries. Going beyond the limits of language and literature-based major education, we focus on developing balanaced analysis and critical thinking skills on issues in English-speaking countries and providing various support programs for professional English language learning.
The educational goal of this department is to nurture global experts with both theoretical and practical knowledge about international studies such as British and American Studies and British and American Culture Studies. It seeks to develop talents in students tailored to meet social needs through students pursuing double majors and convergence with adjacent disciplines in high social demand such as business administration. This department cultivates talents in students involving self-directed learning and applying excellent problem-solving skills through career exploration and seminars, English skills adaptable to any international environment through effective English learning and education, creative convergence with a global mindset demonstrating student’s broad perspectives and abilities on international issues as English-speaking experts.
The department aims to nurture talents in students who can actively participate in the international community based on the broad understanding of the culture of English-speaking countries and cultivate skills in students who meet the needs of the global era through systematic learning in English practice and use, and cultivate potential that enables students to adapt to any field easily.
English interpreters, English translators, trade officials, international trade companies, international medical and tourism coordinators, etc.
International organizations, NGOs and national public institutions; political and diplomatic sectors (diplomats, professional researchers, etc.); economic and trade sectors (domestic and multinational corporate trade affairs, overseas sales, etc.); and media and publishing sectors (interpretation, translation, publishers, Newspapers, broadcasters, etc.), social services sector (air, tourism, medical tourism, professional healthcare, education, etc.