Graduate School of Economics
Graduate School of Economics
Graduate School of Economics consists of two majors: Department of Economics and Department of Public and Regional Economics.
Graduate School of Economics Basic Information
List of Departments Graduate School of Economics
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Economics Major
In Department of Economics, students build on the educational foundations of the Faculty of College of Economics at our university by studying specialized academic subjects, cultivating in-depth academic knowledge and research ability, while also cultivating their character based on Christian faith, thereby nurturing individuals who will contribute to the advancement of culture as solid members of society.
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Public and Regional Management Major
The program cultivates highly skilled professionals, such as policy-making experts and regional development experts, who are equipped with economics knowledge and the ability to design new systems to address various issues surrounding the public sector and international and regional social issues, as well as to operate, manage and evaluate such systems, and who are backed by advanced specialist knowledge and practical skills.
History of Graduate School of Economics
| 1953 | Graduate Graduate School of Economics established Master's Program Department of Economics |
| 1957 | Master's degree program in commerce established Graduate School of Economics |
| 1960 | Doctoral program in economic policy was established Graduate School of Economics |
| 1964 | Doctoral program in commerce established Graduate School of Economics |
| 1970 | Graduate Graduate School of Economics Master's and Doctoral Programs in Commerce were abolished. |
| 1984 | Changed "Master's course" to "Master's course" and "Doctoral course" to "Doctoral course" |
| 1991 | Graduate Graduate School of Economics Doctoral Program: Economic Policy Major renamed to Department of Economics |
| 2008 | Graduate Graduate School of Economics Department of Public and Regional Economics established |
| 2010 | Doctoral program Department of Public and Regional Economics established in the Graduate Graduate School of Economics |