고려대학교
Korea University
Seoul₩8,847,931/yr
IEQAS ExcellentScholarshipDormitory
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가정교육과
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.
Average Salary
188만원
Employment Rate
40%+
Interest Type
If you are interested in people such as friends, family, and those around you, or if you enjoy counseling and listening to others' concerns, you may find this major appealing. In particular, a love for humanity, consideration for others, and a spirit of service will be helpful in studying this major. Aptitude for technology and home economics subjects, as well as psychology and education, is also beneficial.
You will study subject content such as nutrition, clothing and textiles, housing studies, and family studies. You will also acquire specialized knowledge in subject education, including home economics education theory and teaching methods. Through practical courses such as cooking practice, clothing construction practice, and housing practice, you will develop practical skills in addition to theoretical knowledge, including Western clothing construction, Korean and Western cooking practice, and food science experiments.
Home welfare worker, family counselor, family life educator, healthy family specialist, university professor, consumer counselor, consumer specialist, food engineering technician, psychological counselor, child development specialist, nutrition teacher, dietitian, clothing engineer, cook, secondary school teacher
가정복지사, 가정생활교육사, 가족상담사, 의류산업기사, 중등학교2급정교사
Foundations of Home Economics Education
Covers fundamental topics across various fields of home economics education, enabling students to gain a comprehensive understanding of home economics as an integrated discipline.
Teaching Methods in Home Economics
Addresses theories of teaching and learning necessary for home economics instruction, and provides both theoretical and practical training on how to apply these methods in actual classroom settings.
Child Development
Explores the basic concepts, relevant theories, and research methods of child development, focusing on the early stages of human growth. Students study the patterns of physical, psychological, cognitive, social, and moral development from the prenatal period through infancy, early childhood, and childhood.
Housing Studies
Provides an overview of the academic field of housing studies, examining the significance of housing in individual and family life. Topics include environmental psychology of housing, family characteristics and housing, housing norms and behaviors, housing and culture, design and housing, housing policy, housing welfare, the housing market, and housing management.
Nutrition
Covers the entire process of nutrient intake, digestion, absorption, transport, utilization, and excretion. Students acquire scientific knowledge about the interactions and balance of foods, nutrients, and metabolic processes in relation to health and disease.
Related Subjects
Corporations and Industries
Finance companies, general businesses, textile and apparel companies, distribution companies, food companies, child-related businesses, marketing firms, media companies, kindergartens, daycare centers, childcare institutions, consumer-related companies, hospitals, and food service companies
Academia and Research Institutions
Public and private middle and high schools, universities, education-related research institutes
Government and Public Institutions
Healthy Family Support Centers, Offices of Education, Ministry of Education, Korea Healthy Family Promotion Agency, Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, Ministry of Gender Equality and Family, Korea Consumer Agency, welfare centers and facilities, international child organizations, and other public institutions related to family and education
Reading books related to home economics
Participating in clubs and subject activities that demonstrate interest and academic ability in technology and home economics subjects
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