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Mostly based on by Carl Sagan and by Yuval Harari, this course puts focus on class discussion and weekly writing home works. The meaning of human beings in immense universe, together with the interesting evolution of human history on this planet are discussed.
This course is designed for undergraduate-level students and provides knowledge on general neuroscience, while also discussing recent neuroscience research trends. In particular, it covers basic cellular neurobiology, the structure and function of the central nervous system, as well as systems neuroscience on topics such as brain oscillations, language, attention, and more.
A general survey of Korean history after liberation from Japanese imperialism in 1945, especially to the problems about movement of construction of nation state and establishment of R.O.K and development of Korean war, with considerable attention to political, socio-economical development after Korean war.
Starting with studies on basic components of life, structure and function of genes and proteins, role of enzymes in metabolic processes and energy transfer. Students are expected to gain a good knowledge on the development, growth, reproduction and aging of living organisms. A special emphasis will be made on introducing modern concepts of biology as life science.
Through this course, a student learns basic knowledge of theatre directing and communication skills with actors and crew members.
수강신청 바로가기 This course is an introductory course to Korean language that aims to cultivate basic communication skill for those that are interested in learning Korean language. The course is composed of essential expressions that are often used in everyday life, and designed to teach grammars using basic dialogues which reflect colloquial characteristics of Korean language so by end of this course, a student will be able to express him/herself on ordinary topics.Also, the course provides dialogues used in both formal and informal situations to help students to express in Korean language appropriately in particular situations, and provides various material to help students to understand unique culture of Korean language.
수강신청 바로가기 This course is designed for anyone who wants to learn Korean. This course is useful for learners who want to improve their communication skills on personal topics frequently encountered in their daily life after learning basic Korean. Through this class, you can use expressions such as introducing, talking about experiences, and comforting, and you will be able to increase your understanding of basic Korean culture. This course is organized in the order of core expression, conversation, grammar, and self-assessment. The entire course is six weeks long, and consists of two sub-themes within one major topic, so there are a total of 12 lessons. Improve your Korean language skills with this course!
수강신청 바로가기 Through this course, you can understand Korean more deeply and get advanced Korean language skills. This course is for advanced Korean learners who are interested in Korean language and culture. The course consists of 5 lessons, each lesson has the main topic of language, job, science, pop culture, and international issues. You can listen to and understand news and dialogues, and learn the expressions used in them in each lesson. Also, on the last day of each week, you can share your opinions with other learners through discussion activities. Take your Korean up a notch with this course!
This is a survey course for the major characteristics of Chinese foreign policy. Recent debates on the rise of China and its implications will also be covered. This class observes history, structure, characters of modern Chinese foreign policy.
Professor Yoon Bi from the Department of Political Science and Diplomacydiscusses authority and authoritarianism with Professors Kim Yongtae (Korean Classics),Lee Sangdong (History), and Lee Jaegook (Media & Communication). 📌 How can authority be respected, and when does it shift into authoritarianism?📌 What builds genuine authority? Join us as we reflect on the essence of authority and the dangers of authoritarianismthrough diverse perspectives—ranging from classics, history, and politics to media.🤗 🙂 For better understanding, please use subtitles or the transcript display feature! 🙂
Professor Yoon Bi from the Department of Political Science and International Relations discusses authority and authoritarianism with Professor Kim Yong-tae from the Department of Classical Chinese, Professor Lee Sang-dong from the Department of History, and Professor Lee Jae-guk from the Department of Media and Communication. 📌 Authority vs. Authoritarianism—similar words, but worlds apart in meaning? 📌 How is authority formed, and how can it transform into authoritarianism? Join us for an insightful discussion blending academic perspectives with real-world insights! 🤗 🙂 For better understanding, please use subtitles or the transcript display feature! 🙂
Professor Yoon Bi from the Department of Political Science and International Relations joins Professors Kim Hyun-hee and Lee Kyung-sung from the Department of Theatre Arts, along with Professor Jung Sung-eun from the Department of Media and Communication, to discuss Homo Ludens—the playful human. 🎭 Can learning acting help us live a freer, more playful life?🪇 How much do we embody the spirit of Homo Ludens in our daily lives? Join us for a deep conversation about acting, play, and the essence of being human! 🤗 🙂 For better understanding, please use subtitles or the script display feature! 🙂
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Professor Yoon Bi from the Department of Political Science and Diplomacy joins Professors Kim Hyun-hee and Lee Kyung-sung from the Department of Performing Arts, along with Professor Jung Sung-eun from the Department of Media and Communication, to discuss Homo Ludens (the playing human). 🎭Are humans inherently performers?🎤How are play, acting, and our daily lives connected?Join us for a fascinating conversation to find the answers!🤗 🙂To enhance your understanding, please use subtitles or the transcript display feature!🙂
Join Professor Yoon Bi from the Department of Political Science and Diplomacy at Sungkyunkwan University for a fascinating discussion on the humanities! Embark on a journey into the depths of the humanities with Sungkyunkwan University’s top professors.We appreciate your interest and hope you enjoy watching! 😊
Not only have Western countries achieved economic development and stability, but they have also developed democracy and the rule of law, making them an ideal model for people around the world who are pondering the future of politics. However, Western countries also have a lot of political problems to solve. Whether it is to move towards a better society or to avoid losing the current democracy and social stability, politicians, intellectuals, and citizens in Western societies discuss and sometimes conflict over various issues. This course introduces these issues and the core ideas presented around them in an easy-to-understand manner.
What processes did the world economy experience to become what it is today? This course examines the historical processes through which the world economy has gone since the Industrial Revolution. Key topics to be covered include industrialization, free trade and protectionism, imperialism, world wars, Great Depression, globalization and deglobalization.
This course examines the history and culture of Seoul(Hanseoung, Hanyang), the capital of the Joseon Dynasty, by dividing it into five districts: East, South, West, North, and Central. It reviews the current research achievements in the humanities and arts related to Hanyang and fosters the ability to uncover new materials through literature. By conducting on-site visits to artifacts and historic sites, the course aims to reconstruct the past image of Hanyang, explore the cultural origins of modern-day Seoul, and cultivate the humanistic knowledge necessary to design a better future. Through these field studies, students will rediscover the cultural legacy of Hanyang and its connection to contemporary Seoul. This lecture will be conducted as a team-teaching course.
This course introduces the neurobiological bases of high-level human cognition and behavior, with a particular focus on emotion. What are the neural bases for emotion? How does our brain allow our emotions influence complex decisions? These are a few examples of the important questions that we will examine.
Quantum Computers: How Far Have We Come? 👀 From quantum computing to next-generation semiconductors, take a look at future technologies all in one go 🔍 Join us for a moment where small everyday questions❓ turn into moments of enlightening realization❗ Professor Beomjun Kim from the Department of Physics and Professor Dahun Lee from the Department of Biological Sciences at Sungkyunkwan University invite Professors Seokjun Kwon from the Departments of Chemical Engineering and Junki Kim from the Departments of Nano Engineering/Quantum Information Engineering. Together, they discuss quantum computing and share exciting insights 😮 on next-generation semiconductors and future technologies! 🙂 To enhance your understanding of the video, make use of subtitles or transcript features! 🙂
From the Birth of Time⏰ to the Moments Science Transformed History✨ │ A Journey Through Time with Scientists🧐⏳ Join us for a moment where small everyday questions❓ turn into moments of enlightening realization❗ Professor Beomjun Kim from the Department of Physics and Professor Dahun Lee from the Department of Biological Sciences at Sungkyunkwan University invite Professors Seokjun Kwon from the Departments of Chemical Engineering and Junki Kim from the Departments of Nano Engineering/Quantum Information Engineering. Together, they unravel the captivating story of time as encountered by science—from a fraction of a quintillionth of a second to the 13.8 billion years of the universe’s history! 🙂 To enhance your understanding of the video, make use of subtitles or transcript features! 🙂
Join Professor Beomjun Kim from the Department of Physics and Professor Lee Dae-han from the Department of Biological Sciences at Sungkyunkwan University as they host Professors Shim Wonmok and Woo Choongwan from the Department of Global Biomedical Engineering. Together, they uncover the secrets of "zoning out" and share stress management tips from the perspective of neuroscientists! 🙂 To enhance your understanding of the video, make use of subtitles or transcript features! 🙂
Transforming Everyday Questions❓ into Moments of Enlightenment❗ Discover the fascinating secrets of the brain unveiled by the latest neuroscience! Join Professor Bumjoon Kim from the Department of Physics and Professor Daehan Lee from the Department of Biological Sciences at Sungkyunkwan University as they welcome Professors Wonmok Shim and Choong-Wan Woo from the Department of Global Biomedical Engineering. Together, they’ll explore the exciting mysteries of the human brain. 🧠 🙂 For better understanding, please make use of the subtitles or script display options provided in the video! 🙂
Join Professor Bumjoon Kim from the Department of Physics and Professor Daehan Lee from the Department of Biological Sciences at Sungkyunkwan University as they share fascinating scientific stories! Experience new insights and discoveries through the captivating stories told by Sungkyunkwan University's esteemed professors. We look forward to your interest and viewership! 😊
This course addresses issues to consider, and approaches to use, in deciding: (a)the strategic direction of sport organizations, and (b)how such strategic directions can be most effectively implemented.
Course registration A survey of European and Asian economic history. Representative topics considered are the ancient economy, the medieval economy, the period of commercial capitalism, and the industrial revolution in Western Europe. The course extends coverage to the modern economic histories of Asian countries.
[Sungkyunkwan University ExCampus in LAW] Law and Moderation Q&A | Former Supreme Court Justice
[Sungkyunkwan University ExCampus in LAW] Law and Moderation | Former Supreme Court Justice Jaeyeon Cho
