Student-designed Majors
Constitution
「Korea University Constitution」 Chapter 4 Section 3 Article 35, 「Academic Regulations」 Chapter 6 Section 2 Subsection 3(Student-Designed Majors)
Definition
Students can design and complete an individualized curriculum by combining subjects from three or more departments while completing their first major; this student-designed major will be recognized as their second major. Students must select subjects (including the first major) from three or more departments. For those who acquire the minimum required number of credits for the major, they will be recognized as having completed a second major and will be awarded two degrees upon graduation.
Eligibility
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Students must be assigned to their first major and have been registered for more than three semesters (two semesters for transfer students).
- Students on a leave of absence are not eligible for application.
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Students who are accepted but take a leave of absence in or during the semester they apply for a second major will be disqualified.
- Duration of enrollment for current students: Spring Semester (March 1~July 31), Fall Semester (September 1~January 28 of the following year)
- A leave of absence during the first semester after entering a second major is allowed.
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Students who have already been approved for double or interdisciplinary majors, or those who have applied for the engineering certification program are not eligible.
- Students can reapply only once after abandoning an approved second major. If they reapply but are not accepted, students must complete an intensive major of their first major.
Application Periods
April(Spring Semester), October(Fall Semester)
For detailed information on the application periods, refer to the notices and academic calendar on the KU Portal and student-designed major website.
Application Procedures and Evaluation
- Recommendation by the academic advisor of the student-designed major
- Deliberation by Curriculum Deliberation Committee
- Permission from the KU President
각 해당 학과(부) 문의처
| Student-designed Major | College/Department | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Actuarial Science and Risk Management |
College of Science Department of Mathematics |
3290-4071 |
| Department of HRD |
College of Education Department of Education |
3290-1335 |
| Consumer Analysis |
College of Education Department of Home Economics Education |
3290-1335 |
| Ecological and Evolutionary Biology |
College of Life Sciences and Biotechnology Division of Biotechnology |
3290-4961/3060 |
| Visual Media Policy |
College of Political Science and Economics Department of Public Administration |
3290-5180 |
| Learning Sciences for AI-based Edtech |
College of Education Department of Mathmatics Education |
3290-1335 |
| Korea-China Art & Culture Business |
College of Global Business
Division of Global Studies, Chinese Studies
|
044-860-1220 |
| Machine Learning Based Media Marketing |
College of Liberal Arts Department of Sociology |
3290-5105 |
| Museum Education |
College of Culture and Sports
Division of Cultural Heritage Convergence
|
044-860-1260 |
| Biomedical Business Innovation and Law | Business School | 3290-2702 |
| Medical Physics and Health Convergence Engineering |
College of Health Science
School of Health and Environmental Science
|
3290-5670 |
| Music and Film Studies |
College of Liberal Arts
Department of English Language and Literature
|
3290-5105 |
| BioInformatics & AI |
College of Life Sciences and Biotechnology Division of Biotechnology |
3290-3060 |
* Student-Designed majors that have been abolished and are no longer accepting new students: Biomedical Information and Statistics, Computational and Cognitive Neurolinguistics, Sports Management, Food Journalism, Bio-Science Communications, Social Communication, Management of IT Convergence, Integrated Energy Systems, Liberal Arts and Psychology , Civil Society and Social Value
Center for Academic Advising and Design
Since the 2025 academic year, the Center for Academic Advising and Design has been offering academic advising to support students in exploring their majors and planning their career paths. Students are strongly encouraged to take advantage of these advising services before applying for their second majors.
Applications for academic advising can be made via KUchive.
Inquiries
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Content Department
- Educational Affairs Team(02-3290-2735)
