GIST College fosters the development of specialists with diverse knowledge and 3C1P capabilities.

• 3C: Communication / Creativity / Cooperation
• 1P: Problem Solving
• Cultivate future leaders in the era of 4th Industrial Revolution based on new challenges, skillful communication, and collaboration between disciplines
• Create a new frontier of global science and technology

Key Features

• All lectures including basic science subjects and major courses are provided in English
• Self-directed experiences and challenges: learning centered on discussion and presentations
• Research opportunities in conjunction with graduate school programs
• On-campus mentoring program for learning and career development
• Global Lounge for cultural exchange and familiarization with Korea
• Student exchange programs for world-class universities in Science and Technology (UC Berkeley, Univ. of Cambridge, Boston Univ., Technion, and others)

Curriculum​

• Freshman : Division of Liberal Arts and Sciences (no major selected)
  • When first admitted to GIST College, students are inducted into Division of Liberal Arts and Sciences for their first year before selecting their major. Division of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers an eclectic curriculum of mathematics, sciences, humanities, and social sciences to help cultivate fundamental capabilities for future S&T talent. This first year will serve as the springboard for further study in students’ select discipline as well as innovation across disciplines.
• Sophomore-Senior : Major / Double Major / Minor
  • The second to fourth year curriculum is designed so that students can concentrate on their choice of major, minor and/or double majors in the humanities and social sciences, as well as integrated studies.

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• Details of Humanities and Social Sciences: Literature and History, Public Policy, Economy and Business, Social Science, Cognitive Science
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