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The Department of e-Business is a specialized program aimed at training practical e-business operators who can understand and manage advanced e-business technologies of the 21st century. The department helps students develop the ability to efficiently carry out all e-business activities conducted via the internet, such as product and financial transactions, corporate promotion, and services, as well as the ability to effectively maintain and manage these processes.

e-Business is a leading academic field in the knowledge and information era of the 21st century, representing a new discipline that transforms the lifestyles of future businesses and individuals and supports the survival of nations and their people. The Department of e-Business aims to cultivate industrial professionals who can understand and operate advanced e-business technologies of the 21st century, as well as knowledge managers who can proactively respond to the rapidly changing structure of industrial society.

A society where everything is connected through IT technology and internet networks is called a hyper-connected society. The Department of IT Convergence broadly covers fundamental engineering technologies closely related to IT, such as machinery, electrical and electronic engineering, metals, ceramics, chemistry, architecture, civil engineering, semiconductors, and programming. The educational goal of the department is to nurture talents equipped with basic IT knowledge and the ability to integrate it with various fields of engineering.

The curriculum of the Department of Home Economics Education is largely divided into child studies, home management, clothing and textiles, food science, nutrition, housing studies, and subject education. It provides learning opportunities to apply and integrate the principles of various basic sciences with the goal of scientific improvement and enhancement of daily life. The department aims to cultivate home economics teachers who possess both academic knowledge and character, and who can serve as facilitators to help adolescents lead healthy family lives.

The Department of Family Welfare trains professional family welfare specialists who can strengthen family functions and develop potential in accordance with new perspectives on social welfare. Family Welfare Studies pursues a society where ideal welfare is realized, acquiring and practicing theories related to social welfare as an applied discipline. The curriculum explores theories and methods of approaching welfare, with the educational goal of nurturing welfare professionals equipped with practical skills.

Nursing is an academic discipline that helps patients maintain and improve their health, reduce the suffering caused by illness, and lead happy lives. The Department of Nursing aims to cultivate professional nurses who possess the knowledge and skills required by an information technology-driven society, high ethical values, a spirit of nursing professionalism that contributes to the promotion of human health, and rational and scientific thinking, so that they can contribute to the era of internationalization and globalization.

Have you ever heard of the Nightingale Pledge? It is an oath regarding the role and mindset of nurses. The Department of Nursing teaches essential nursing knowledge to train nurses who can provide excellent patient care. Students learn how to promote people's health, reduce suffering caused by illness, and help others live happier lives.

While many things are necessary for our lives, physical and mental health come first. The Department of Health Management aims to train professional leaders who can systematically and scientifically manage human physical and mental health, offering guidance on health management methods and providing counseling and education on health-related matters such as stress management. The curriculum is linked with various fields such as medicine, basic sciences, exercise science, health promotion, and gerontology, enabling students to address social issues related to health and contribute to the improvement of modern people's welfare and well-being.

Despite the advancement of sophisticated medical technology, the medical field is increasingly emphasizing the medical benefits of exercise for health. The Department of Health Management approaches exercise from this medical perspective. Students learn scientific knowledge related to health management, including the prevention and treatment of adult diseases, health and fitness promotion, and rehabilitation. The program aims to cultivate leaders who can prescribe exercise programs, manage stress, provide guidance on proper nutrition, and offer counseling and education on injuries related to physical activity.

The Department of Construction Engineering Education is based on engineering technologies and theories fundamental to cutting-edge industries such as architecture and civil engineering, as well as related pedagogy. The curriculum combines general education theory, subject-specific pedagogy, content knowledge in architecture and civil engineering, and practical laboratory courses to train skilled construction professionals. Through this program, the department cultivates teachers and industrial education experts who will guide personnel in the fields of architecture and civil engineering.

The Department of Construction Information provides specialized theoretical education in construction engineering—including structures, geotechnical engineering, hydraulics, construction project management, surveying, and IT—to train construction technicians for the planning, design, construction, and management of the construction industry. Through hands-on experiments and practical training, students gain adaptability to real-world sites. The department aims to cultivate professionals who can actively respond to specialized sectors of the construction industry through specialized practical education.

How are the countless buildings we see every day constructed? Architectural Engineering is a department where students comprehensively learn the engineering and social fields necessary to create various types of buildings and spaces used by people. In the Department of Architectural Engineering, students acquire engineering knowledge (such as structural engineering, construction, environment, facilities, and materials) as well as basic knowledge for planning architectural spaces (such as architectural planning and design). The department aims to foster architectural engineers and experts who have the ability to comprehensively perform complex and diverse tasks, from space planning and design, selection of building materials, to actual construction, all of which are required to create various types of buildings.