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Faculty
of Arts and Liberal Studies Provides 2025 Zero-Education
Zero-Education, a prior education program for
prospective students of the academic year 2025, is in session at K-Arts.
Led by Head Professor Jin Whuiyeon of the Faculty of
Arts and Liberal Studies, Zero-Education provides a variety of programs for new
students of 2025 to learn the basic knowledge of arts as they develop a sense
of community by networking with colleagues from different departments and
schools.
Zero-Education provides 6 classes from 9:30 A.M. to 6
P.M. for two days from February 12 to 13 on the Seokgwan campus. Guided by the
full-time faculty members of the six schools, all classes consist of experiential
learning and discussion to encourage students’ active engagement. Those who
completed the program can request a selective course credit of 1.
Prof. Kim Soojin of the Department of Musicology
lectures on the value, meaning, and role of music by considering music as a
medium of communication and expression in “Music and Humanities.” In “Impromptu
and Body,” Prof. Yun Sohee, Department of Acting, provides training on improvised
body movements to evoke body sensitivity. In “Exploring the 2nd
Renaissance of Korean Cinema,” Prof. Ha Seungwoo, Department of Cinema Studies,
looks back on the heyday of Korean cinema in film history to seek its potential
for the next revival.
Prof. Ahn Duccki of the Department of Dance
Performance engages students with energetic rhythmical Korean dance movements in
“Awakening Korean Dance In Me.” Through “Make Things Useful”
Prof. Kim Kihyun, Department of Design, enables students to develop and realize
their creative thinking in real life. Prof. Chae Soojung, Department of Korean
Traditional Music, helps students appreciate the aesthetics and value of
pansori as a composite art encompassing literature, music, and performance
through “Pansori-Filled World!”
On a first come, first served basis, 2025 Zero-Education
accepts 50 students, about 10 each from 5 schools, incoming this academic year.
More information on 2025 Zero-Education by the Faculty of Arts and Liberal Studies is available on the K-Arts official website.