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A. Course Period

Item	Description
Course Period	• 15 weeks(days) of lecture per semester: If the number of weeks falls short of 15 due to holidays or entrance exams during the semester, makeup lectures must be held to meet the 15-week requirement.    (1 class per week: 15 sessions / 2 lectures per week: 30 sessions) • 16 week system: Midterm exams in the 8th week, makeup lectures or final exams in the 15th~16th week

Category	Spring	Fall
Semester	2026.03.03. ~ 06.22.	2026.09.01. ~ 12.21.
Break	2026.06.23. ~ 08.31.	2026.12.22. ~ 02.28.

B. Principles of Class Operation

Item	Description
Principle of In-Person Lectures and Exams	(excluding online degree programs) ※ In cases where in-person lectures are not possible due to public holidays, substitute holidays, or school entrance exams, or where there are reasons approved by the director, synchronous online (ZOOM) and asynchronous online lectures are permitted (including make-up lectures).
Tailored Program (Saturday)	Hybrid(in-person and online) lectures permitted ※ Per Article 4 (Course Offerings) of the 「Online Class Operation Regulations」, as approved by the Dean of Academic Affairs ※ 9 in-person sessions (including midterm and final exams) + 6 synchronous online sessions (simultaneous participation by instructor and students)

C. Principle of Online Lecture Operation (Use of Kyung Hee e-campus)

Item	Description
Method	synchronous · asynchronous online lecture

D. Class duration per lecture type

In-Person Lecture (Class time)	Synchronous Online Lecture (ZOOM)	Asynchronous Online Lecture (Recorded lecture playback time)
50min. (1 hour)	Same as in-person lecture	More than 25min.
1hr. 15min. (1.5 hours)		More than 37.5min.
1hr. 50min. (2 hours)		More than 50 min.
2hr. 45min. (3 hours)		More than 75min.

A. Key Information

Item	Description
Credits	Must verify the maximum credits allowed per major for degree programs in advance
Corrections	No course corrections, withdrawal of registered credits, or credit abandonment allowed after the correction period
Retaking Courses	Retaking GSP courses is not permitted (Exception: Required major courses with an F grade may be retaken with committee approval / Inquiries: gsp@khu.ac.kr).

B. Course Registration Procedure

Item	Description
Access	Access the course registration system (sugang.khu.ac.kr)
Login	ID(student number) / Password(same password as Info21)
ID / Password	※ In case you do not remember your ID or password, use “find ID“ or “find password“ feature within the main page of the course registration system
Change Password	※ Change password: Login to Info21 → My page → Change Password
Note	※ Login is only available during the registration period (New students are advised to verify their student ID and password in advance).

C. Maximum Credits per Program

Category	Maximum Credits per Semester
Master’s Program Department	International Trade and Economic Cooperation, International Business, International Relations, International Development Cooperation Max. 12 credits
Master’s Program Major	International Development Project Management and Consulting Max. 12 credits
Accelerated B.A. and M.A. Degree Program	Max. 15 credits
Ph.D. Program	Max. 12 credits

※ For master’s degree programs only, students with a GPA of 3.7 or higher in the previous semester may enroll in up to 15 credits.

D. Other

Item	Description
Overlapping Courses	Lecture times and registered courses cannot overlap (if overlapping, no credits will be awarded for any of the courses)
Personal Registration	Course registration must be completed personally within the designated period
Credit Exchange	For credit exchange with the KHU Graduate School or other universities, cross-registration between online and offline programs, and graduate student enrollment in undergraduate courses, students must submit the application form to the Administrative Office (gsp@khu.ac.kr) within the designated period.
After Registration	After completing registration, verify whether courses are offered or canceled
Exchange Credits	Credits earned through exchange programs count toward your total available credits

A. Kyung Hee e-Campus

Item	Description
e-Campus	Course management system where professors and students store, share, and manage teaching and learning materials (video content, document files, linked resources, etc.)

B. Eligible Users

Item	Description
Eligible Users	Synchronous · asynchronous (online) students Students enrolled in International Development Project Management and Consulting (online master’s degree program) must use the system

C. e-Campus Homepage and Login

Item	Description
Accessing e-Campus	1)Web Access: Enter the URL address (e-campus.khu.ac.kr) in the internet address bar 2)App Access: Download LearningX (distinguished for instructors/learners) from the Play Store or App Store
Login	Use same ID and password for Info21

D. Using ‘My Classroom’

Item	Description
Go to My Classroom	Access homepage → Click ‘go to e-campus(ZOOM)’ → Login (using same ID and password for Info21) → Click ‘go to my classroom’

E. e-Campus Inquiries

Item	Description
A) Email	e-campus.g@khu.ac.kr
B) Phone	Center for Teaching & Learning(Global) (031-201-3951~2) (Available hours : Weekdays 09:00~17:30, Lunch break 12:00~13:00)

Item	Description
① Objective	Provide specific materials to improve instructors’ teaching methods and content, thereby delivering high-quality education to students and enhancing both academic achievement and overall course quality.
② Eligibility	Enrolled students of current semester
③ Courses	All regular degree program courses offered by GSP ※ Excluded Courses ① Graduation Thesis, Research Internship Activities ② Internship courses that grant credit based on the student’s fieldwork experience without lectures ③ Other courses approved by the Dean, Office of Academic Affairs
④ Evaluation Period	[Midterm] Spring: late April / Fall: late October [Final] Spring: mid-June / Fall: mid-December
⑤ Procedure	Info21 → Class/Grade → Class → Course Evaluation

※ Students who have completed course evaluations for all courses they are enrolled in may view their grades before the official grade release period (provided that instructors have completed grade entry for those courses).

A. Grade Point Average Table by Academic Grade Level

Letter Grade	Point Grade	Score
A+	4.3	100
A0	4.0	96
A-	3.7	93
B+	3.3	89
B0	3.0	86
B-	2.7	83
C+	2.3	79
C0	2.0	76
C-	1.7	73
D+	1.3	69
D0	1.0	66
D-	0.7	63
F	0	0
P(Pass)	-	-
N(Non-Pass)	-	-

※ Academic performance is calculated based on basic course participation (attendance, presentations) and exam performance (midterm and final exams).

B. Invalidation of Grades

Item	Description
Invalidation of Grades	• The following cases may result in the invalidation of grades earned during the semester:   ① Grades for relevant courses in the semester for individuals who received disciplinary action of suspension or higher due to misconduct   ② Grades for courses with insufficient attendance   ③ Grades earned through duplicate enrollment of the same course   ④ Grades obtained through other fraudulent means

C. Grade Viewing Period

Item	Description
Grade Viewing Period	• Spring: late June / Fall: late December • Current semester grades can be viewed via Info21