Introduction
To enhance the quality of liberal arts education, Bright College seeks to develop a balanced and integrated understanding of knowledge and thinking, caring morality in values and attitudes, and enterprising attitudes and communication skills in society and the world.
- Liberal arts education is divided into common liberal arts, essential liberal arts, and Korean culture, and subjects appropriate for social change are quickly being opened.
- Professional support to improve the quality of liberal arts education is provided by the Humanities and Social Sciences Education Office and the Basic Science Education Office, and administrative and integrated support is provided by a systematic approach through the Liberal Arts Curriculum Steering Committee, which is composed of experts in each field.
Purpose/Goals of Liberal Arts Education
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- Purpose of Liberal Arts Education
- To realize a competency-based curriculum for fostering future-oriented fusion and convergence of creative talents, BRIGHT College aims to provide balanced competency-based holistic education, open education that embraces diversity with an enterprising attitude, and practical education that communicates with the world and acts locally.
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- Goals of Common Liberal Arts
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To foster competencies in language, communication, and basic learning skills by combining basic studies with features of typical education.
The core competencies emphasized are communication and global citizenship.
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- Goals of the Required Liberal Arts
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Cultivate the capabilities of liberal arts students to fulfill the university's human resource image and as members of society in the 21st century.
The core competencies emphasized are self-reflection, communication, global citizenship, and challenge.
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- Goals of Hankyung Liberal Arts
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Foster higher-level competencies through practically reflecting learner needs and community needs or realizing liberal arts/professional/educational convergence. Cultivate higher-level competencies by recognizing convergent education between liberal arts, majors, and non-majors.
The core competencies emphasized are global citizenship, challenge, and self-reflection.
Professor introduction
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