caution
According to your grade Each student's graduation circumstances may vary.
especially Double major, minor The graduation circumstances of students who complete multiple majors vary from person to person.
Please make sure to check your graduation status at the [Hanyang Portal > MY Home > Grades and Graduation Status > Graduation Status Inquiry] tab, and for any related inquiries, please contact the administrative team.
Freshmen starting in 2021 Mandatory target for engineering education accreditationsince,
In addition to the college graduation requirements, Also meets the requirements for graduation from an engineering accreditationHave to.
Graduation status for the engineering certification subject area can be checked in the [Hanyang Portal > MY Home > Student Information > Student Portfolio > Engineering Certification > Completion Status] tab. For completion status for non-curricular subjects, please contact the Engineering Education Innovation Center directly.
College Graduation Requirements
For single major students, the graduation requirements for the College of Engineering and the College of Convergence are as follows (based on the 2020-2024 class).
If all of the following conditions are met: Graduation is possible.
- College of Engineering Minimum credits earned Acquisition of ideal
- College of Engineering By liberal arts elective area Minimum credits earned
- College of Engineering Social service and industry-academia cooperation area Obtaining more than 100 credits
- College of Engineering Completion of required liberal arts subjects
- Department of Marine Convergence Engineering Complete all major basic subjects
- All grades Average rating of 1.75 or higher (4.00 or higher for early graduates)
- English-only course 2 lectures Ideal completion
- IC-PBL Course 4(Transfer students must complete 2 courses) or more
- Engineering Certification Graduation Requirements Satisfaction (New students from the class of 2021 onwards)
1. Obtain the minimum number of credits required for a college of engineering:
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Total credits earned: 130 credits or more
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Major: 60 credits or more
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10 credits or more in liberal arts
| Graduation credits | Graduation Requirements Minimum Major Credits | Core competency knowledge | ||||
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| Major Core | Major specialization | Major Core or Major Specialization | Major | |||
| Class of 2024 | 130 | 30(30) | 18(9) | 12 | 60(39) | 10 |
| Class of 2020-2023 | 130 | 30(30) | 21(9) | 9 | 60(39) | 10 |
2. Minimum credits required for elective liberal arts courses in the College of Engineering
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2 credits in humanities and social sciences
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2 credits in engineering science field
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2 credits in the field of arts and physical education
| Core competency education | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Humanities and Social Sciences | Engineering Nature | Arts and Physical Education | No area restrictions | total | |||||
| Language and Communication | Philosophy and Humanity | History and Society | Science and Technology | The 4th Industrial Revolution and Digital Literacy | Industry-Academia-Research and Startup Business | Culture and Arts | Physical Education and Health | ||
| 2 | 2 | 2 | 4 | 10 | |||||
3. Acquire more than 100 credits in the field of social service and industry-academia cooperation in the College of Engineering
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1 credit for community service
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3 credits in industry-academia cooperation education area
- Subjects in the industry-academia cooperation education area: Field training, capstone design subjects, subjects in the academia-research cluster area, and subjects directed by the entrepreneurship education center, among which subjects designated in the industry-academia cooperation education area
- The industry-academic cooperation education area can be checked on the course registration screen or the academic information homepage.
4. Completion of required liberal arts courses in the College of Engineering
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IC-PBL and Vision Design (1 credit)
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IC-PBL and career exploration for entrepreneurship (1 credit)
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IC-PBL and Competency Development (1 credit)
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Understanding Software (1 credit)
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Artificial Intelligence and Future Society (2 credits)
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Academic Writing (2 credits)
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Academic English 1: Integrated (2 credits)
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Academic English 2: Writing (2 credits)
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Beginner Chinese (2 credits)
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Career Seminar (1 credit)
5. Complete all basic courses in the Department of Marine Convergence Engineering
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Differential and Integral Calculus 1 (3 credits)
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Calculus 2 (3 credits)
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General Biology 1 (3 credits)
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General Biology 2 (3 credits)
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General Physics 1 (3 credits)
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General Physics 2 (3 credits)
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General Chemistry 1 (3 credits)
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General Chemistry 2 (3 credits)
6. GPA of 1.75 or higher for all grades
7. Complete at least 2 English-only courses
8. Complete 4 or more IC-PBL courses
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IC-PBL and Vision Design (1st semester, 1st year)
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IC-PBL and career exploration for entrepreneurship (1st semester of 2nd year)
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IC-PBL and Competency Development (2nd semester, 3rd year)
Including the above 3Therefore, you must complete at least 4 IC-PBL courses.
9. Satisfying the requirements for graduation from engineering accreditation (new students entering in 2021 and later)
You can check your department's graduation status in the [Hanyang Portal > MY Home > Grades and Graduation Status > Graduation Status Inquiry] tab.
If you have any questions regarding graduation from the College of Science and Technology, please contact the administrative team of the College of Science and Technology Convergence.
Engineering Certification Graduation Requirements
The Department of Marine Convergence Engineering has been participating in the engineering accreditation program since the 2021 academic year, and engineering education accreditation is mandatory for new students starting in 2021.
Therefore, to graduate, you must meet the college graduation requirements and Meet all of the engineering certification graduation requirements below.Have to.
- Obtain minimum credits in the marine fusion engineering certification curriculum
- Completion of required courses for marine fusion engineering certification
- Complete the subjects in order of priority
- Completion of at least 12 credits in design courses
- Completion of non-curricular areas of marine fusion engineering certification
- Submit the learning achievement evaluation form (2nd semester of 4th grade)
1. Obtain a minimum number of credits in the marine fusion engineering certification curriculum area
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At least 54 credits in major (including 12 credits in design)
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MSC 30 credits or more (except for graduates from February 2025, MSC 27 credits)
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15 credits or more in specialized liberal arts
All courses have different contents depending on the department and engineering accreditation.
For example, both Calculus 1 and Industrial Mathematics are classified as MSC subjects in the engineering accreditation, but they are classified as major basics and major core subjects in the school. Please check the classification details when applying for classes.
2. Required courses for marine fusion engineering certification
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Introduction to Marine Convergence Engineering
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Marine Convergence Engineering Capstone Design 1
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Marine Convergence Engineering Capstone Design 2
3. Complete the subjects in order of priority
| Prerequisite Subjects (Grade-Semester) | Subsequent courses (grade-semester) |
|---|---|
| Introduction to Marine Convergence Engineering (1-1) | Marine Convergence Engineering Capstone Design 1 (3-2) |
| General Chemistry 2(1-2) | Chemical Oceanography and Experiments (2-1) |
| Marine Environmental Chemistry (2-1) | |
| General Biology 2(1-2) | Biological Oceanography and Experiments (2-1) |
| Marine Microbiology and Experiments (3-2) | |
| Industrial Mathematics (2-1) | Underwater Acoustics (2-2) |
| Coastal Engineering and Experiments (3-1) | |
| Marine Convergence Engineering Capstone Design 1 (3-2) | Marine Convergence Engineering Capstone Design 2 (4-1) |
4. Completion of 12 or more credits in design courses
| division | grade | term | Subject | Credits (Design) | Total design credits |
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| Introductory design | 1 | 1 | Introduction to Marine Convergence Engineering | 2(2) | Total 2 credits |
| 1 | 2 | Underwater acoustics | 3(2) | ||
| Element design | 2 | 2 | Analytical Chemistry and Practice in Marine Environment | 3(2) | A total of 14 credits |
| 3 | 1 | Coastal Engineering and Experiments | 3(2) | ||
| 3 | 1 | Coastal marine exploration practice | 3(2) | ||
| 3 | 2 | Marine Microbiology and Experiments | 3(2) | ||
| 3 | 2 | Coastal environmental risk assessment technology | 3(2) | ||
| 3 | 2 | Marine Convergence Engineering Capstone Design 1 | 2(2) | ||
| 3 | 2 | Marine Convergence Engineering Capstone Design 2 | 2(2) | ||
| 4 | 1 | Marine Convergence Engineering Capstone Design 2 | 2(2) | ||
| Comprehensive design | 4 | 1 | Marine Convergence Engineering Capstone Design 2 | 2(2) | Total 2 credits |
The order of completion of design courses should be introductory design → element design → comprehensive design.
Design credits earned by taking Introductory Design and Element Design courses concurrently, or Element Design and Comprehensive Design courses concurrently, will be recognized. However, Introductory Design credits will not be recognized if Introductory Design and Comprehensive Design courses are taken concurrently. In addition, design credits earned for Introductory Design and Element Design courses taken after Comprehensive Design courses will not be recognized. For example, if you take Marine Convergence Engineering Capstone Design 2 in the first semester and then Coastal Environmental Risk Assessment Technology in the second semester, the total credits earned will be 5 credits, but 2 design credits will be earned (only Comprehensive Design credits will be recognized).
5. Required completion items for non-curricular areas of marine fusion engineering certification
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More than 2 seminars
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1 credit or 30 hours or more of community service
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Attend the 1st Engineering Education Accreditation Briefing Session
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Attend one graduation information session
For non-curricular areas, you must submit the relevant documents directly to the Center for Engineering Education Innovation (Room 115, Engineering Building 3) to be recognized.
For seminars, you must attend a seminar related to your major on or off campus and submit a certificate of attendance and a reflection form. For community service, no separate submission of materials is required when completing the course with credits, but when completing it as an external activity (30 hours), you must submit supporting documents such as a certificate of community service.
6. Complete and submit the learning achievement evaluation form (2nd semester of 4th grade)
Graduation status for the engineering certification subject area can be checked in the [Hanyang Portal > MY Home > Student Information > Student Portfolio > Engineering Certification > Completion Status] tab. For completion status for non-curricular subjects, please contact the Engineering Education Innovation Center directly.
Minimum major credits required by major system type
If the graduation credits for the major and the multiple major are different, you must complete the graduation credits for the department (division) with the greater number of graduation credits. If you are completing a multiple major, the major credits will decrease, and if you give up the multiple major, the major credits will increase back to what they were before you applied for the multiple major, so please keep this in mind. The figures in ( ) are based on the core major credits.
| university | Graduation credits | Single major | When completing a minor | When completing a double major | Double major | ||
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| Major | Minor | Major | Double major | ||||
| College of Science and Technology Convergence (2020-2023 Curriculum) | 130 | 60(30) | 36(30) | 24(9) | 36(30) | 36(18) | 36(18) |
The table above shows the minimum major credits required for the College of Science and Technology Convergence, to which the Department of Marine Convergence Engineering belongs. For information on other colleges, such as the College of Engineering and the College of Software Convergence, please refer to the undergraduate guide.