TEL | +82-2-880-8889 |
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FAX | +82-2-880-8888 |
Homepage | http://gender.snu.ac.kr |
Program in Gender Studies was established in 1999, as a graduate program. The Program aims to provide education to graduate students who are interested in gender studies and to promote gender research in Korea. Gender studies aims to understand the structure of social relationships between male and female and resolve social issues that stem from discrimination and marginalization of women in this society. Fulfilling the mission of gender studies, we are dedicated to make contributions to the development of Korean society and to educate intellectuals who promote gender equality.
Gender studies consist of multiple perspectives and, by nature, is interdisciplinary. However, the field of gender studies is also an independent field of study, distinctive from conventional disciplines. Emphasizing its academic features, education and research in this program are conducted in collaboration with professors who specialize in women’s issue and are from diverse participating departments in social sciences, humanities, and natural sciences. The Program is designed to produce professional researchers who have realistic and theoretical understanding of gender issues and leaders who can make contributions in our society by utilizing their expertise in gender studies.
Reserch Areas
The faculty members in the Program eng_1age in vibrant research to extend our knowledge on gender issues. Our Program is committed to enhance interdisciplinary communications by collaborating with the Institute for Gender Research and other institutes in humanities and social sciences. Gender studies provide its social relevance in our contemporary society as a participatory discipline. The Program also provides various opportunities for researchers to demonstrate their research expertise on a range of subjects, including women’s policy, culture, North Korean women, socio-cultural organization of sexuality, gender and religion, feminist history, motherhood and reproduction, and study of masculinity.
Career Prospects
A degree in gender studies leads to a wide range rewarding careers. Graduates from our program play a central role in academia and in national research institutes that evaluate and develop women’s policy. In addition, our alumni are contributing to the expansion of gender equality in political arenas, media, and broadcasting.
Faculty
Kweon, Sug-In | College of Social Sciences |
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Anthropology, Culture Research | |
Kim, Kwang-Ok | College of Social Sciences |
Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology | |
Kim Se Kyun | College of Social Sciences |
Politics, Political Thoughts |
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Kim UnKyung | College of Humanities |
Spanish Literature, Spanish Linguistics | |
Kim, Hye-Lan | College of Social Sciences |
Social Welfare, Women’s Welfare | |
Park, Keong-Suk | College of Social Sciences |
Sociology, Population, Family | |
Park, Myung-Jin | College of Social Sciences |
Communications, Film Sociology | |
Pak, Sunyoung | College of Social Sciences |
Anthropology, Biological Anthropology | |
Bae, Eun-Kyung | College of Social Sciences |
Sociology, Feminism Theory | |
Yang Hyunah | College of Law |
Law, Feminist Law | |
Yeo JungSung | College of Human Ecology |
Consumer Studies, Consumer, Family Economy | |
Woo, HeeJong | College of Veterinary Medicine |
Veterinary Medicine, immunology | |
Lee Kyungmook | College of Business Administration |
Business, Human Organization | |
Lee, Mi Na | College of Education |
Social Education, Educational Sociology | |
Lim, Haeran | College of Social Sciences |
Politics, Women in Politics | |
Chung, Chinsung | College of Social Sciences |
Sociology, Sociology of Women | |
Han, GyoungHae | College of Human Ecology |
Consumer Child Studies, Family | |
Hahn, JeongSook | College of Humanities |
Western History, Women’s History |