Pukyong National University

'Offline classes are scheduled for some experimental and practical subjects only'
PKNU's Committee on Academic Affairs decided to continue online lectures for the spring semester

△  On the afternoon, 11th of May, some face-to-face classes were opened for some experimental and practical subjects exceptionally, students from the Department of Fashion Design are attending in the 'Basic Modeling (Professor Cho Moon-hee)' class in the classroom on the 6th floor of the Narae Building. ⓒPhoto by Lee Sung-jae (PR Team)

Pukyong National University (President Kim Young-seup) has announced on 7th of May that offline classes will be operated for some experimental and practical subjects from 11th of May.

At the recently held academic affairs meeting, Pukyong National University decided to proceed with the spring semester of 2020 as untact classes, and decided to open offline classes for subjects that are conducted only by experiment and practice and capstone design subjects.

However, in the offline classes, the number of students who can attend the class should be 10 or less, and all professors and students must agree in advance to proceed. Experimental and practical subjects that were not operated during the semester will be operated from 29th of June to 18th of July, which is an intensive class period.

Along with this, Pukyong National University decided to operate classes in a untact method such as video and real-time video lectures for the spring semester, and noticed all students about the decision. Pukyong National University has been operating online classes since 16th of March so far, under the policy of giving untact classes until the COVID-19 situation stabilizes.

In the meantime, Pukyong National University operates by adjusting the academic schedule, such as delaying summer vacation and seasonal classes by one to three weeks due to delays in opening classes and operating intensive classes. For the evaluation of grades, the entire course will be conducted as an absolute evaluation. <Pukyong Today>