The Master's degree program at Kyung Hee University is specialized
in the architectural discipline with diversity and creativity.
As an international faculty prominent across the breadth of
the field, our program offers to the students various and
specific approaches to design. The main didactic philosophy
of the school is commitment to design excellence that demands
not only the skillful performance in the creation of the architectural
forms, but also enlightened inspiration from the broad cultural
knowledge.
Course work and research encompass design theory as well as
visual studies, history, technology, and professional practice.
The School's information infrastructure provides a foundation
for the design exploration and communication, offering students
new approaches to design references, model buildings, and
current ideas. Innovation, progress, and pragmatism as our
motto are essential to achieve distinguished design aims.
As diverse ways of thinking in the professional, the demands
on design grow increasingly complex and require new interpretation.
For generations, Kyung Hee University has educated committed
individuals who have assumed leadership roles in shaping the
built environment with professional dedication.
The Master's degree program at Kyung Hee University continues
this tradition by responding to the challenges posed by our
contemporary society.
This program offers both the Master's degree and professional
training programs.
1) At least 66 course units of graduate level credit in Architecture
courses are required for the Master's degree.
2) Students have to pass a qualifying examination.
3) Students must fulfill presentation, defense, and document
requirements for the Architecture thesis committee.
4) A thesis advisor can be any faculty member from the Architecture
department.
Architectural
Design Studio, Design Seminar, Architectural History, Urban
Design, Visual Studies, Landscape Architecture, Building Technology,
Project Planning and Management, Building Structure, History
of Contemporary Architecture, Architectural Theory, Ecology
in Architecture, Architectural Programming, Digital Theories
in Architecture, CAD, Construction Documentation, etc.
Il-hyun Kim, Ph.D.
[Istituto Universitario di Architettura di Venezia), Assistant
Professor, Architectural Theory and History, ilhyunkim@khu.ac.kr,
http://www.sakhu.net]
