The general situation of public enterprises in various countries will be surveyed. Furthermore, the organization of public enterprise, relationship between labor and capital, pricing and investment policies, patterns of government control over public enterprise, and development model of Korean public enterprise will be investigated.

This course will conduct studies on general theories of bureaucratic corruption and analysis of Korean cases to understand characteristics of corruption and how to control it.

This course is designed to study current international administrative environments and search ways to develop the role of Korean Public Administration and its influence.

After World War II, planning has been emphasized as an important subject of public institutions. This course will concentrate on the analysis of the conceptual framework for planning thought, the normative versus the functional mode of planning, environment and style of planning, multi-planning agencies, and decision-making in planning agencies.

This course is designed to study the system of urban and regional planning, programs of capital improvement, urban renewal, zoning, subdivision controls, urban extension, social services and economic development.

This course examines various methods on how to achieve an individual's visions through change and innovation. We will also explore motivation methods on how to encourage people to work harder by cheering them up and making a pleasant environment.

This course conducts study on what culture is, how important it is, and seeks development methods for culture policy.

This course conducts comprehensive observation of social welfare in modern society. It also focuses on basic theory of welfare administration, practical background, and ecological inventory of welfare society.

To study social phenomena scientifically, it is required to establish causal laws that enable us to explain and predict specific social phenomena, especially in the administrative milieu. Also, this attempt is to give students of administration a command over the techniques being used in modern research process.

This course is designed to study theories of NPO(Non-Profit Organization) or NGO(Non-Government Organization) and their influence on government's decision.

This course trains students in practical English knowledge and conversation for administration.

This course studies public administration through English material such as written books and articles.

This course conducts study on various problems related to the decision process.

This course focuses on the study of relations among individuals, work and human beings, family, commanders and subordinates, husband and wife, to analyze its effect on organizations, individual's life, and productivity.

This course conducts study on individual and group behavior within public organizations, theories and methods of behavior analysis, and applicability of government affairs.

This course conducts study on the management of public personnel in administrative organizations. Firstly, evolution of public personnel administration in Korea, and various approaches to public personnel administration will be studied. Secondly, salary problems, recruitment efforts and selection process will be examined in detail. Finally, in service training, promotion, service ration, productivity, morale group, the loyalty and neutrality of public employee will be investigated.

Major topics included in this course are the nature of financial administration, the laws related to budget, budgeting systems, budgeting process and purchasing administration in government.

This course deals with analytical tools needed for creating a policy as well as theories and practices concerning the policy.

This course covers fundamental concepts of public policy, theories and practices.

This course will examine the structure and function of organizations, organizational environment, organizational behavior and relationships of interaction among them.

This course will conduct study on the structure of local government, and relationships between local and central government in the fields of financial and personnel management.

This course studies information, knowledge, informative society, knowledge society, value of knowledge and so on.

This course conducts study on the structure and functions of public administration, administrative behavior, and administrative environment of the Korean government.

This course gives an introduction to descriptive statistics, forecasting statistics and statistical analysis for public administration.

This course is focused on ideas of public administration developed both in the Western countries and Korea.

This course conducts study on the science and history of Korea's public administration.

This course conducts study on the practical usage of computer technology.

This course deals with institutional, structural, functional, behavioral, technical issues of public administration in relation with the use of IT tools.

This course aims to help students gain deeper conceptual understanding of public administration, as well as practical skills needed for systematic analysis.

This course is focused on providing students with comprehensive knowledge on public administration, so that they can gain the ability to solve problems concerning the latest issues in public administration.