Underwood International College

Announcement on the Survey for the Curriculum for the Year 2018 Winter Semester

1. The following is a survey on the demand for the desired subjects/courses of the 2018 Winter semester.

2. The demand survey is conducted every semester to identify the demand for the subjects the students prefer and to reflect the results on the course opening.

3. The results of the survey are for the establishment of the University curriculum for the seasonal semester, such as the use of base material, identify the number of classes, and the size of classes.

4. Therefore, every student who hopes to enroll this winter semester should actively participate in the demand survey

5. In some cases, please understand that the results of the demand survey may not be fully reflected in the course opening due to the nature of the subject.

 A.Period of demand survey on the desired subjects of courses

2018. 09. 18 (Tues.) ~ 09. 20 (Thurs.), [3 days – 09:00 ~ 23:59]

B. Demand survey address

http://portal.yonsei.ac.kr → Log in for academic management → Curriculum/Course → Demand Survey

C. How to participate in demand survey

-Use the Internet to access the above course application address, check the desired course for the seasonal semester, and apply for the course you want to take.

-Participants in the demand survey can only select within the limit of 7 credits for the seasonal semester.

D. Participants of demand survey

Yonsei University enrolled students & leave of absence students

E. Notes

1) Regular first and second semesters and summer and winter season courses are offered. (A separate course catalogue is not available)

2) Students can select the same course directly from the Internet within the course limit. He or she cannot apply for the same course twice.

3) The 2018 winter semester for 2018 will be held for three weeks starting December 27 (only three credits and two credits courses)

4) The winter season semester for 2018 will be held at Sinchon Campus and International Campuses. The International Campus will offer only part of the Liberal Arts course, which will be open as a multi-dividend liberal arts section and subjects designated by the professor in charge (major and liberal arts).