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Overview
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Ewha-POSCO Building Room #210 |
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82-2-3277-3662~3 |
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82-2-3277-3664 |
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The Graduate School of Policy Sciences was established in 1998 to nurture women professionals by providing reeducation of latest trends and theories from an academic standpoint for those working in government agencies, businesses, and other organizations.
Courses are offered only in the evenings. The school is composed of three departments: Department of Public Policy, Department of Mass Communications, and Department of Archival Science. As of February 2008, 235 students have graduated from the school.
The School accepts 80 student every year and currently, as of Oct 2007, there are 177 students. |
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History |
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1998. 3 |
The Graduate School of Policy Sciences opened |
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2005. 3 |
Department of Archival Science transferred from The Graduate School of Information Sciences to The Graduate School of Policy Sciences. | |
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The aim of education
The Graduate School of Policy Sciences aims to enhance the professional abilities of women needing academic refresher in government agencies, businesses, and other organizations by providing education on the latest theories and trends of various fields, including politics, administration, economy, and communications.
The detailed objectives to achieve the abovementioned goal are as follows:
Produce professionals in politics and administration. Also produce highly-skilled professionals who can quickly respond to increasingly globalized and digitized economic environment.
With systematic education of dynamic media environment, produce communications and public relations professionals that can skillfully handle the changing media market and policies
Train archival professionals meeting the international standards, who can lead research and education of archival science and effectively manage not only existing archival material, but also adapt to the quantitative and qualitative changes of the massive production of knowledge and information in a knowledge-based society. |
Current Students