Introduction
Starting with the Department of Early Childhood Education in 2010, the College of Education was established in 2011 including seven departments: Korean Language Education, English Language Education, Japanese Language Education, Mathematics Education, Physical Education, History Education, and Ethics Education. The College of Education primarily strives to cultivate expertise and practical skills required in future secondary and early childhood teachers as well as nurture future education experts within the field of education. In particular, the College of Education aims to help students establish the concept of talent suitable for the AI and digital era in the 21st century, enabling them to gain creativity, critical thinking, communication skills, and collaboration capabilities.
History
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2021
- Establishment of Future Education Center in the College of Education
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2020
- Received Grade A from the 5th Phase of the National Evaluation for Teacher Education Institutes
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2017
- Received Grade A from the 4th Phase of the National Evaluation for Teacher Education Institutes
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2011
- Establishment of Departments:
- Dept. of Korean Language Education (15 students)
- Dept. of English Language Education (15 students)
- Dept. of Japanese Language Education (15 students)
- Dept. of Mathematics Education (18 students)
- Dept. of Physical Education (15 students)
- Dept. of History Education (10 students)
- Dept. of Ethics Education (10 students)
- Establishment of Departments:
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2010
- Establishment of the Dept. of Early Childhood Education (20 students)
Educational goals and objectives
The College of Education aims to develop respected, leading teachers with profound expertise and talent in the field of education.
- 1We focus on cultivating professionalism and expertise in education and school curricula.
- 2We are involved in teaching and producing classroom-friendly teachers by developing and operating curricula suitable for the relevant education field.
- 3We engage in promoting the development of an education culture in the local community through education and research activities related to real-life educational sites.
- 4We endeavor to make significant contributions to the retraining of current teachers and the enhancement of their professionalism through a variety of teacher training programs.
Degree courses
| Major | Undergraduate | Master | PhD | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| College of Education | Korean Language Education | ○ | ||
| English Language Education | ○ | |||
| Japanese Language Education | ○ | |||
| Mathematics Education | ○ | |||
| Physical Education | ○ | |||
| Early Childhood Education | ○ | |||
| History Education | ○ | |||
| Ethics Education | ○ |
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Contact
Education College
College of Education, Incheon National University Gatbeol-ro 12, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, Korea
- Tel. +82-32-835-8654
- Email. jymin@inu.ac.kr