Curriculum

The doctoral program is structured as a postgraduate program, in contrast to the master's program (pre-doctoral and master's).

The program will primarily focus on practical exercises and research guidance related to the preparation of doctoral dissertations.

In the "Advanced Topics in Doctoral Dissertation Research Methods" course (1 credit), taken in the first semester upon enrollment, students will build upon the research skills cultivated during their master's program to develop the abilities necessary to independently operate as researchers.

Afterward, at each semester, students complete the specialized seminars I, II, III, IV, V, and VI assigned to their respective research Area, thereby developing advanced research skills and the foundational knowledge necessary to independently conduct research activities as researchers or engage in other highly specialized work, while preparing for doctoral dissertation writing.

Individual research guidance is provided separately from the "specialized seminars."

A doctoral dissertation is prepared through an academic approach that includes researching previous studies, selecting an original theme, and collecting relevant materials.
Please refer to the course guide for details.