Program in European Studies:
With the European region rising in importance in politics/ economics, history, and culture in the world stage, the demand for individuals with expertise of the European region has increased. In line with the trend, students at the undergraduate level have increasingly been interested in courses related to the European region, thus, it has become imperative to systematically formulate a major to cope with such interest. As a result, SNU will utilize courses in College of Humanities (French Language and Literature Major, German Language and Literature Major, Western History Major) and in College of Social Sciences (International Relations Major, Political Science Major, Anthropology Major, Geography Major) that already have connections with the European region. By encouraging students to pursue such courses, we aim to cultivate individuals with expert knowledge of the region.

1. Registration
Interdisciplinary Major application period is 2~3 weeks before the start of the semester (same time period as that of Minor application).

2. Requirements
“Those who have completed 3 semesters or more, and have earned 36 credits or more” and are students of the participating Majors. ※ Participating Majors of Interdisciplinary European Program: (from College of Social Sciences) International Relations Major, Political Science Major, Anthropology Major, Geography Major, and (from College of Humanities) French Language and Literature Major, German Language and Literature Major, Western History Major.

3. Registration Process
Students of Participating Majors should register for the Interdisciplinary European Program during the application period in MySNU portal > Academic Affairs > Change Academic Status >Apply > Major Application.

4. Required Courses (Program in European Studies)
A. Required courses for Interdisciplinary Major depend on the requirements of the Interdisciplinary Major.
B. Students should complete more than 21 credits, and their average GPA should be above 2.0.
C. Students should only take courses from Interdisciplinary Major, and identical courses cannot be recognized.
D. Interdisciplinary Major European Program requires a language proficiency that can cope with French and German materials from French Language and Literature Major and German Language and Literature Major.
E. Students of Interdisciplinary Major European Program should take 9 credits or more worth of European Studies courses from other colleges. (Ex. Social Sciences College student should take 9 credit-courses from Humanities College to satisfy the requirement).
F. Download the Interdisciplinary Major European Program course list here.

5. Cancellation
Cancellation form should be submitted before the beginning of each semester.

1.Registration
Minor application period is 2~3 weeks before the start of the semester.
* Since IR combined into the Department of Political Science and International Relations in May 2010, the double major applicants from 2010 second semester onwards will be under the Department of Political Science and International Relations, while those who applied before 2010 second semester will be under the International Relations Major.

2. Requirements
Those admitted before 2007 can apply even after acquiring more than 33 credits. Those admitted after 2007 can only apply if “they had completed three semesters and acquired more than 36 credits.”

3. Selected Applicants
The annually selected applicants should be within the quota of the third years.

4. Registration Process
A. Minor Application in College of Social Sciences: Register at MySNU portal Academic Affairs Change Student Status Application Major Registration during the registration period.
B. Minor Application with other Universities: Register at MySNU portal Academic Affairs Change Student Status Application Major Registration during the registration period.

5. Required Courses
A. Students of the Minor should follow the requirements set by the Department (of the Minor), but the students should have more than 21 credits including the Major courses with an average GPA of 2.0 or above.
B. Required Courses for International Relations Minors: 2007 admits (or those admitted before 2007): Diplomatic Theory (216B.340.206), Korean Diplomatic History (216B.209), Introduction to International Relations History (216B.211), International Organization (216B.326), International Political Theory (216B.302), International Political Thought (216B.221), International Political Economy (216B.223) Four of the aforementioned courses (12 credits) should have been taken for a grade, and 21 credits or more of International Relations courses should have been completed.

2008~2009 admits: 200.104(International Political Theory), 216B.209 (Korean Diplomatic History), 216B.211 (Introduction to International Relations History), 216B.302 (International Political Theory), 216B.223 (International Political Economy). Four of the aforementioned courses should have been taken for a grade, and 21 credits or more of International Relations courses should have been completed.

2010 admits (or those admitted after 2010): Two major prerequisite courses (Political Science Theory and International Political Theory) and other International Relations courses should comprise 21 credits or more. (For instance, two prerequisite courses + five IR courses)

* Credits from Abroad: A maximum of 6 credits (IR related courses) will be recognized as with the approval of the Dean. (It is important to check with the Minor Department before going abroad). (For instance, only pure IR courses are recognized).

C. The same courses cannot be considered for both the Major and the Minor.

6. Cancellation
Cancellation form should be submitted before the beginning of each semester.

1. Selected Applicants
The annually selected applicants should be within the quota of the third years.

2. Requirements and Application Period
Double Major application period is 3~4 weeks before the start of the semester.
Application requirement: “Those who have completed 3 semesters or more, and have earned 36 credits or more.”
* Since IR combined into the Department of Political Science and International Relations in May 2010, the double major applicants from 2010 second semester onwards will be under the Department of Political Science and International Relations, while those who applied before 2010 second semester will be under the International Relations Major.

3. Application Process
A. Minor Application in College of Social Sciences: Register at MySNU portal Academic Affairs Change Student Status Application Major Registration during the registration period.
B. Double Major Application with other Universities: Register at MySNU portal Academic Affairs Change Student Status Application Major Registration during the registration period.

4. Required Courses
A. Minor Application in College of Social Sciences: Submit the Application and transcript to the Dean, along with an approval (signature) of the Department Chair.
B. Double Major Application with other Universities: Submit the Application and transcript to the Dean, along with an approval (signature) of the Department Chair. Then submit it to the Department office of the Minor in question.

5. Required Courses
A. Students should satisfy the requirements of the college and major of the double major, and have an average GPA of 2.0 and above.
B. “Students pursuing the double major should take courses selected by the department in question, and the overlapping courses will not be recognized for both majors with the exception below. However, even with the exception below, such courses will not be counted twice to contribute to the GPA calculation.”
1) If the courses count for both the Major and the Double Major (overlapping courses within the college), the courses count for both with a maximum of 9 credits.
2) If the course is not one of the affiliated major and double major, but one from a different major, it qualifies for both major with the maximum of 3 credits.
C. Required Courses for Double Majors of International Relations Major: * Those admitted before 2009: They should obtain courses like those of International Relations Major (note Graduation Requirements). However, in the case of Double Major students, International Relations Major will allow only up to 9 credits from other Departments recognized by IR.
* Those admitted after 2010: They should obtain 39 credits like those of International Relations Major. (Details available in Academic Affairs Website  Refer to Graduation section!)
* Credits from Abroad: A maximum of 6 credits (IR related courses) will be recognized as with the approval of the Dean. (It is important to check with the Minor Department before going abroad). (For instance, only pure IR courses are recognized).
D. Students who get selected for Double Major should acquire 39 credits or more of courses selected by the Department, with an average GPA of 2.0 or above.

6. Cancellation
To cancel the double major, the application to cancel it should be submitted 2 weeks before the start of the semester, and the process is the same as applying for the double major.
* Cancellation of Double Major within the College: submit after receiving approval from the Department Chair
* Cancellation of Double Major outside the College: submit to the appropriate college after receiving approval from the Department Chair and Dean