- Free Enrollment Available for Everyone on K-MOOC Website

Seoul Cyber University has five courses open to the public through the K-MOOC platform.

Upon membership registration at the K-MOOC website (http://www.kmooc.kr), individuals can enroll in the five courses for free.

Among the courses being released are: ▲ "Everything about My Home" by Professor Hong Seon-gwan from the Department of Architectural Space Design ▲ "Counselor Dialogue Techniques for Personal Growth" by Professors Kim Hwan and Han Su-mi from the Department of Counseling Psychology ▲ "Colors in My Life: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple" by Professor Lee Hyang-a and two others from the Department of Multimedia Design ▲ "Along the Poetry Road" by Professor Kim Yong-hee and two others from the Department of Web Literature and Creative Writing ▲ "Military Stories Unraveled through Psychology" by Professor Lee Jung-won and five others from the Department of Military Counseling.

The first course, "Everything about My Home," delves into various areas such as the real estate market, finance, investment, architecture, interior design, and taxation, making it suitable for broadening fundamental understanding of homes, including architecture, interior design, and asset management.

 

[Photo] A glimpse of Professor Hong Seon-gwan's lecture on "Everything about My Home" in the Department of Architectural Space Design

The second course, "Counselor Dialogue Techniques for Personal Growth," introduces professional conversation techniques that unfold in actual psychological counseling settings and provides opportunities to practice them, aimed at enhancing the abilities of students aspiring to become counseling professionals.

[Photo] "Fostering Emotional Growth: Dialogue Techniques for Counselors," presented by Professors Kim Hwan and Han Su-mi from the Counseling Psychology Department

"Exploring the Colors of My Life: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple," is a course that presents a fascinating array of discussions on color perception, emotions, psychology, image-making, marketing, etc., incorporating the most familiar colors, 'Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple,' to enrich cultural appreciation of colors.

 

[Photo] A glimpse of Professor Lee Hyang-a's lecture on "Colors in My Life: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple" in the Department of Multimedia Design

"Wandering the Roads of Poetry: Exploring Korean Literature" embarks on a journey through the historical and cultural landmarks and literary paths of various regions, intertwined with our unique history. The goal is to explore and disseminate the globalization of our literature, as well as to uncover and share the distinctiveness and excellence of our national ideology, history, and literature through the exploration of Korean thoughts and lyrical expressions.

 

[Photo] Segment of the lecture by Professor Kim Yong-hee from the Department of Creative Writing.

"Exploring Military Narratives through Psychology" examines the developmental perspectives and stresses experienced by young individuals approaching compulsory military service, alongside coping mechanisms. It also addresses the identification of potential adjustment issues during parental military service and fosters discussions on conflicts and concerns between the youth and their parents, aiming to provide psychological support within families for the youth's well-being in military life.

 

[Photo] The scene is from the lecture "Understanding Military Experiences through Psychology" by Professor Lee Jung-won from the Department of Military Counseling

President Lee Eun-joo remarked, "Seoul Cyber University is geared towards addressing diverse educational needs through an optimal untact system." She continued, "Moving forward, Seoul Cyber University will spare no effort in satisfying the yearning for education among individuals."

Meanwhile, our university is recruiting transfer and new students for the second term from June 1st in 8 colleges and a total of 34 departments (majors). Admission for new students is open to anyone with a high school diploma or higher, while transfer students only need to meet the academic qualifications for their respective grades. Especially in this second term recruitment, a significant increase in applications from working professionals with a degree from vocational colleges is expected. Not only those who wish to pursue majors related to their current profession but also those seeking new career paths through transfer admissions are increasing. For transfer admissions, applicants can choose their desired department regardless of their previous major at the university they attended. Applications can be submitted via Seoul Cyber University's admissions homepage (apply.iscu.ac.kr) or through mobile devices.