서울시립대학교 International School of Urban Sciences

• Overseas expansion of the construction market is necessary for the domestic construction industry to move up to the next level. Thus, in order to educate global construction experts, our school provides both basic and advanced project management and primary technology related courses.

Goals of Education

• Providing global construction professionals with systematic knowledge on construction management which will help them overcome complicated problems that normally arise along the construction processes and thereby attain their aims of being leaders in the global construction industry
• Educating professionals with both academic and field knowledge in the entire construction processes including planning, financing, procuring, engineering and managing for overseas construction businesses.

Object of Education

• A Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university equivalent to a four-year Korean Bachelor’s degree

Period of Education

• 2 Years (4 Semesters)

Educational objectives

• In the Global Construction Engineering major, students learn the knowledge required by engineers in the global construction market. Students learn about the interpretation and design of various social overhead capital facilities such as roads, bridges, and tunnels, as well as various design codes used in the global construction market, including AASHTO and Eurocode. In addition, the course provides knowledge about various new technologies that can lead the new paradigm in the field of construction engineering, such as smart materials and advanced sensors.

Eligibility

• Individuals who have obtained or are expected to obtain a bachelor’s degree from a domestic or overseas accredited university

Master’s degree

• Master of International Urban Sciences

Education period

• 2 years (4 semesters), evening classes

Educational objectives

• The Global Infrastructure Development major is designed to consider the interdisciplinary aspects of urban and infrastructure development. Students will research and evaluate domestic and international urban infrastructure development experiences and cases, systematically organizing them to learn how to apply them to overseas urban infrastructure development. In addition, it provides opportunities to study the factors that should be considered when planning and promoting infrastructure development and to learn about infrastructure design and operations through real case studies.

Eligibility

• Individuals who have obtained or are expected to obtain a bachelor’s degree from a domestic or overseas accredited university

Master’s degree

• Master of International Urban Sciences

Education period

• 2 years (4 semesters), evening classes