University Regulations of the Catholic University of Pusan (CUP)

Chapter 1 General Provisions

Article 1(Objective and Purpose) Based upon the educational ideals of Korea and the proper ideals of the catholic spirit, the educational objectives of the Catholic University of Pusan ("this university" hereafter) are to educate youth to contribute to the development of Korea and all mankind, and to cultivate Catholic ministers (priests) and talented world leaders to contribute to the relief and welfare of people.

Article 2(Organization) ① This university consists of the College of Theology, College of Nursing, College of Health Sciences, College of Applied Sciences and the College of Social Sciences. Each college has departments and student entrance quotas as shown in Table 1.

② This university consists of the Graduate School of Theology, Graduate School of Nursing, and the Graduate School of Health Sciences. The regulations shall be decided independently.

Chapter 2 Length of Study Period and the Limit on the Number of Academic Years

Article 3 (Length of study period and the limit on the number of academic years) ① The length of the study period of each college is 4 years (8 semesters). The maximum study period for each college cannot exceed 8 years. The period of leave is not included in the length of the maximum study period. The limit on the number of academic years for transfer admission or readmission students shall be twice as long as compared to the remaining years of study.

② Detailed regulations on the length of the study period and the limit on the number of academic years for the sick shall be decided independently by the president (Revised Dec 16, 2004).

Article 3-2(Conditions for early graduation) ① A graduation diploma may be given to the student who has completed all the requirements, and whose GPA is 4.00 or above for every semester and whose CGPA is 4.30 or above at the end of the 6th or 7th semester (Revised Dec 16, 2004)

② Detailed regulations on conditions for early graduation shall be decided independently by the president.

Article 4(Loss of university registration satus) Students who can not graduate within the limit on the number of academic years shall lose university registration status. The period of leave is not included in the length of the maximum study period.

Chapter 3 Academic Year, Semester, Class (School) Days and Holidays

Article 5(Academic years and semesters) ① The academic year begins on March 1 and ends at the end of February of the following year. Each academic year consists of the following two semesters.

- Semester 1: from March 1 to August 31

- Semester 2: from September 1 to the end of February 28

Classes can be started within 2 weeks from the opening day of semester 2.

② This university offers an optional short summer and winter semester. Students can get 6 or less credit during the optional semester.

Article 6(Days of classes, class days) ① Class weeks must number 30 or more each year, and the number of class weeks of each semester is 15 or more.

② If the school days above mentioned cannot be met due to natural disaster or unavoidable circumstances in educational operations, it can be reduced according to the provision of the enforcement ordinance in the Higher Education Law.

Article 7(Holidays) ① Official holidays are as follows:

1. Summer vacation

2. Winter vacation

4. Sundays

5. National holidays.

6. University Foundation Day

Classes can be held on official holidays by the order of the president.

②T he president is empowered to change the period of public holidays or the length of vacations, as well as to provide for the temporary closing of the school. The university can offer a summer session during the summer vacation. The details concerning this shall be decided by the president.

Chapter 4. Admissions (Transfer and Readmission)

4-1 Time and Qualification for Admission

Article 8(Time for admission) Permission for admission must be given within 30 days before the beginning of the academic year. However, re-admission and transfer students from foreign countries are permitted within 30 days from the beginning of the semester.

Article 9(Qualification for admission) Students who have one of the following qualifications can be admitted to the first year of the university:

1. Students who have graduated from high school

2. Students who have been educated for 12 years or more abroad

3. Students who have qualifications equivalent to the above Article 9-1 based on other laws and ordinances

Article 10(Transfer) ① Persons eligible for bachelor transfer admission or general transfer admission to the third or fourth years at this university shall be those holding bachelor’s degrees or regarded as having the equivalent or higher educational background under the law in the case of bachelor transfer admission. They need to pass an exam approved by the president. Only Catholic believers shall be allowed to apply for transfer into the College of Theology. (Revised Feb 15, 2007)

② Those who have graduated from a 3 year junior college shall be allowed to apply for transfer into the Department of Nursing, Department of Clinical Laboratory Science, Department of Radiological Science, Department of Physical Therapy and Department of Dental Laboratory Science for day classes, and into the Department of Nursing, Department of Clinical Laboratory Science, Department of Radiological Science, Department of Physical Therapy, Department of Dental Laboratory Science and Department of Health Care Management for night classes in case of special transfer admission. (Revised Feb 15, 2007)

③ The transfer admission quota shall be decided by the related laws.

④ Detailed regulations on transfer admissions shall be decided independently by the president.

Article 11(Readmission) ① Readmission shall be allowed once, given that there is a vacancy in the course. Readmission to this university is permitted through an examination to be decided by the president. However, students who apply to the Department of Nursing, Department of Clinical Laboratory Science, Department of Radiological Science, Department of Physical Therapy or the Department of Dental Laboratory Science shall be allowed when there is a vacancy in the course. (Revised Feb 16, 2006)

② I f a student has been forced to leave the university by disciplinary actions, readmission of such a student shall not be given under one the following categories.

1.Those who have been expelled from this university

2.Those who have registered with another university

3.Those forced to leave the university due to consecutive warnings for academic deficiency

4.Those who exceed the maximum study period

③ Detailed regulations on readmission shall be decided independently by the president.

4-2 Admission Procedures

Article 12(Application documents) ① The student desiring admission to the first year of this university should submit the following application documents and examination fees:

1.Graduation certificate, preliminary graduation certificate, qualification certificate or full transcript from the school where the student graduated

2.Other necessary documents submitted and fees paid are not returnable.

② Applicants for readmission do not need to submit the certificate related to graduation.

③ Documents submitted and fees paid are not returnable.

Article 13(Selection of freshmen) The selection of freshmen will be made by a composite examination of the following: the government-sponsored scholastic aptitude test for university admission, written tests, interview, physical examination, academic record of the school where he(she) completed his(her) studies and from which he(she) graduated.

1.For the development and plan of the entrance examination, this university shall have its University Entrance Examination Management Committee.

2.For the fair management of the entrance examination, this university shall have its University Fair Entrance Examination Committee. (Revised Dec 16, 2004)

3. The Fair Examination Committee shall be directly under the president, and the total member of the committee shall be within 15 including its chairman and vice-chairman. The details of composition, duties and management shall be decided by the president.

Article 14(Guarantor) ① In the case of the College of Theology, the guarantor must be the bishop recommending the student to be admitted and shall be responsible for the tuition fees and any matters that might arise. But if this is not possible, a priest who will be responsible for financial and other matters during the student's period of study may be accepted as guarantor.

② In the case of the College of Nursing, College of Health Sciences, College of Applied Sciences and the College of Social Sciences, the guarantor needs to be a relative, and shall be responsible for the tuition fees and any matters that might arise. If there is any change of the address or personal information of the guarantor, it needs to be reported to the head of a department as soon as possible. If there is any change in the guarantor, a new document needs to be completed and submitted as soon as possible.

Article 15(Approval of admission) The president shall approve the entrance of applicants that have been proposed by the dean of the committee for school affairs.

Article 16(Cancellation of admission) The admitted student should, within the designated period, submit a copy of his family record (or, if not possible, a simplified form of the family record), a paper of warranty signed by his guarantor, pay tuition and other necessary fees, and complete the other required procedures. If a student, without permission from the university, does not complete the necessary procedures mentioned above in the designated period, his approval for admission will be canceled.

Chapter 5. Transfer

Article 17(Transfer) ① Transfer shall be allowed once. Transfers shall be allowed into the 2nd or 3rd year courses given that there is a vacancy in the courses. Transfer students will be accepted in scale of 20% of the admission quota and students will be allowed for transfer in scale of 30% of the admission quota. However, details of transfer shall be decided independently in the case of the College of Theology. In the case of Department of Nursing, Department of Clinical Laboratory Science, Department of Radiological Science, Department of Physical Therapy, Department of Dental Laboratory Science and the Department of Health Care Management, transfer students will be accepted in accordance to the number of vacant spots from the admission quota. In the case of the College of Social Sciences, transfer students will be accepted in accordance to the number of vacant spots from the admission quota by the major. (Revised at Dec 26, 2004) (Revised Feb 16, 2006)

② Application for transfers shall be allowed when there is a vacancy in the course of both day and night classes.

③ Details of transfer shall be decided independently.

Chapter 6. Leaves of Absence, Withdrawals and Expulsions

6-1. Leaves of Absence

Article 18(Leave of absence) ① When a student is absent from school for more than two weeks because of illness, military service, or other reasons, he must submit to the president an application for leave of absence signed by his guarantor and must secure the permission of the president within three forths of the number of school days of the semester. In case of illness, the student must submit a certificate from a doctor appointed by the president.

② The president can force a leave of absence from the university to those receiving consecutive warnings for academic deficiency and absenteeism. If a doctor appointed by the president considers that a student is in too poor health to study, the president can ask such a student to take a temporary leave or voluntary permanent withdrawal from school.

③ Details of leaves of absence shall be decided independently.

Article 19(Period of leave of absence) In principle, the period of leave of absence is two semesters. Leave of absence from the university is permitted for a total of six semesters but not more than two of which may be successive. However, if a student wants further leave of absence, he must resubmit the application for leave to the president and must secure the president's approval. However, leave of absence because of military service and training from the College of Theology is an exception.

Article 20(Re-admittance) ① When the period of leave of absence is expired, the student has to be readmitted to the university.

② A student returning to school from leave of absence has to submit a re-admittance application from and receive permission for the president before the registration deadline for the upcoming semester.

③ Re-admittance shall be allowed to same semester allowed leave of absence and within one fourth of the number of school days of semester.

④ Details of re-admittance shall be decided independently.

6-2. Withdrawal and Expulsion

Article 21(Withdrawal) A student who wants to withdraw voluntarily from school must sign, along with his guarantor, a document giving his reasons, submit it to the president, and receive his approval.

Article 22(Expulsion) ① Students are expelled from this university for the following reasons:

1.Students who did not return to school after an approved temporary leave during the designated registration time

2.Students who exceed one month of absence without permission

3.Students who have bad attendance status without reason

4.Students who are not allowed to study due to illness or unavoidable circumstances

5.Students who register with another university

6.Students who could not complete the required work within the maximum length of the study period

7.Students who did not complete registration and violated academic regulations decided by university

8.Students who are judged to be incompetent in achieving academic success due to poor grades and other reasons by the steering committee

② Despite a decision for expulsion, re-admittance to the university can be allowed with permission from the president.

Chapter 7. Curriculum and Credits

7-1. Curriculum

Article 23(Classification of curriculum) ① Courses of this university are divided into general education courses, department based courses, major courses and elective courses. (Revised Feb 16, 2006)

② General education courses are divided into general education core courses and breadth courses. (Established Feb 16, 2006) (Revised Feb 15, 2007)

③ Department based courses are decided according to character of each department. (Established Feb 16, 2006)

④ Major courses are divided into essential major courses and/or elective major courses according to character of each department. (Established Feb 16, 2006)

⑤Elective courses are divided into multiple major courses, minor courses, education courses, and free choice courses. (Established Feb 16, 2006)

⑥ Regulations concerning the curriculum for the College of Theology will be separately made. (Established Feb 16, 2006)

Article 24(Curriculum) Regulations on courses and the management of them shall be decided independently.

Article 25(Allocation of majors) ① Students who entered an educational institution has to submit the application form for allocation of majors.

② Details of allocation of majors shall be decided independently.

Article 26(Minors and double majors) ① Application and approval for a minor or second major will be made.  The students who want to apply for a minor must take 21 credits or more of minor courses.

② Second and third year students of this university shall choose and apply for one major from the unit of recruitment.

③ The students who want to apply for a double major must take 35 credits or more of major courses.

④ Details of minors and double majors shall be decided independently. However, units for medical manpower shall not allowed for minors and double majors.

Article 27(Classes and credits) The measurement of completing the courses shall be credits and one credit shall be given for more than 15 hours of classes taken in on semester. If there is a need, one credit shall be given to 30 hours of classes in one semester for experimentation, practice, and physical education.

7-2. Courses

Article 28(Timetable) The course schedule will be decided before the beginning of every semester. Professors in charge shall review every new courses and set up a timetable each term before the courses start; which be approved by the president.

Article 29(Taking joint subjects) Anyone who has been selected among those who take joint subjects of undergraduate schools and graduate schools can apply for the courses. Regulations on taking joint subjects shall be decided independently.

7-3. Examinations and Grades

Article 30(Time for examination) Each course has a mid-term exam, a final exam and other exams. A final exam shall be held at the end of the semester and a mid-term exam shall be held in the middle of the semester.

Article 31(Qualification for examination) Each student must attend his course lectures, and if the number of absences exceeds the given limits, credit for that course is not given. The maximum limit of absences for each course will be one fourth.

Article 32(Additional examination) Those who missed an examination due to illness or for a personal reason that the university can accept can submit a letter of absence from an exam within a week, which shall result in a second chance for the examination.

Article 33(Evaluation and grading) ① Evaluation will take into account of the results of the  exams, coursework and attendance and details of evaluation and grading shall be decided independently.

② The grades of academic achievement and grade point average (GPA) shall be classified as follows:

Grade	Score       Grade Point

A+	95-100	4.5

A0	90-94	4.0

B+	85-89	3.5

B0	80-84	3.0

C+	75-79	2.5

C0	70-74	2.0

D+	65-69	1.5

D0	60-64	1.0

F	0-59	0.0

③ P(pass) or F(fail) can be given depending on the courses decided by the president. Evaluation marks shall be calculated based on the average of the numerical results, however, if a P or F is given, it shall not be taken as a part of the GPA.

7-4. Approval of Credits

Article 34(Approval of credits) Any credits below a D0 shall not be recognised as credits obtained in the subject.

Article 35(Cancellation of credits) Although credits have been given, if any wrong doing in the exams has been found, they shall be invalid.

Article 36(Credits given each semester) A student should take not more than 21 credits every semester.

Article 36-2(Credit approvals) ① The approval of credits and grades which were taken in another domestic university and abroad shall be dependant on the decision of the president. The details on the approval of credits and grades shall be decided separately by the president. (Revised Nov 11, 2005)

② Credits and grades which were taken during high school under the agreement between university and high school shall be admitted after the student registers to the university. The details shall be decided separately. (Established Nov 14, 2005) (Revised Feb 15, 2007)

Article 37(Credits needed for graduation and completion) ① For graduation, 130 or more credit hours must be earned for the College of Applied Sciences and College of Social Sciences, 135 or more credit hours must be earned for the College of Public Health Sciences and Department of Elder Care Management, 140 or more credit hours must be earned for the College of Nursing. However, the details on credits needed for graduation and completion for the College of Theology shall be decided separately. (Revised Feb 16, 2006)

② The following credit hours are needed for the completion of each academic year. (Revised Feb 16, 2006)

College	Applied Sciences

Public Health

Sciences  and Nursing    Social Sciences	Elder Care Management

The first year	33 credit hours or more    34 credit hours or more     35 credit hours or more

The second year  66 credit hours or more    68 credit hours or more     70 credit hours or more

The third year	98 credit hours or more   102 credit hours or more    105 credit hours or more

The fourth year   130 credit hours or more  135 credit hours or more    140 credit hours or more

③ Those who earned all credits needed for graduation but have not earned credits from required courses for each academic year shall not graduate. Progression to the next year shall be made only by the credits obtained during the current year. (Revised at Feb 16, 2006).

Article 38(Warnings of academic deficiency) If any students have been found to be under performing, a warning shall be given. The details on warnings of academic deficiency shall be decided independently.

Article 39(Credit approval to transfer students) With regard to transfer students, the courses and credit hours which were completed at the previous school will be examined, and some which are required by this university may be accepted for credit. The details on credit approval to transfer students shall be decided independently.

Article 40(Requirements for graduation) ① Thesis and examination for graduation shall depend on the requirements of each department. However, students have to earn credits for service activities for graduation.

② Details of thesis, examination and service activities for graduation shall be decided independently.

Article 41(Graduation and completion) ① The student who has completed all the requirements will be given a diploma with the degree indicating the student’s major department. A student who has completed a second or third major program will have that shown on his diploma. The following degrees are granted based on the attached sheet 1 or 3. (Revised Nov 14, 2005) (Revised Feb 15, 2007)

Bachelor of Theology: College of Theology

Bachelor of Nursing: Department of Nursing

Bachelor of Elder Care Management: Department of Elder Care Management

Bachelor of Science: College of Health Sciences, Department of Industrial Health

Bachelor of Engineering: Department of Environmental Engineering, Department of Computer Engineering, Department of Computer Games ＆ Multimedia

Bachelor of Physical Science: Department of Environmental Administration

Bachelor of Business: Department of Business, Department of Management Information Systems

Bachelor of Social Welfare: Department of Social Welfare

②Students who have earned all credits for graduation shall be allowed only a certificate of completion but not a certificate of graduation if they do not meet the requirements for graduation based on the attached sheet 4. (Established Feb 15, 2007)

Article 41-2(Cancellation of graduation) ① Those who have graduated based on article 41 by wrong doing shall have their graduation status nullified and the awarded degree shall be cancelled.

② Students have the right to appeal the imposition of sanctions in the case of cancellation of graduation based on article 41-2-1. During the pendency of his or her appeal, a student's standing remains status quo. (Established Dec 16, 2004)

Chapter 8. Award and Disciplinary Punishments

Article 42(Student's duty) A student has to abide by academic regulations, study hard, improve democratic capability, cultivate leadership and promote his(her) ability of self-governance by established academic traditions in keeping with the educational philosophy of this university.

Article 43(Absence) Those who missed a class due to illness or personal reasons that are acceptable to the university can submit a letter of absence from class. However, those who missed a over 7 days of class due to illness have to submit a medical certificate from a doctor.

Article 44(Award) The president may give awards to students whose behavior is good, whose academic record is good and who become models for others.

Article 45(Disciplinary punishments) ① The president may give disciplinary punishment to a student for the following reasons.

1.A student whose behavior is bad and who shows no hope of improvement

2.A student whose academic record is poor and who shows no hope of completing his(her) academic work

3.A student who is absent from school without approval

4.A student who is registered at another school

5.A student who has violated other university regulations

② Disciplinary measures include warnings, cautions, limited suspensions, indefinite suspensions, and expulsions.

Chapter 9. Administrative System

Article 46 (Administrative system) The administrative system of the university is decided separately.

Chapter 10. Faculty Council

Article 47(Members of faculty council) The faculty council is made up of full time professors. The president is the chairman of the meetings. Other staff shall be included in the council according to need.

Article 48(Meetings and Rights) ① The president convenes faculty meetings. However, if more than one third of the full time faculty request a faculty meeting, the president should hold a faculty meeting without delay.

② The faculty council advises the president after examining the following matters.

1. Plans and development for education

2. Faculty and research

3. Student guidance

4. Other matters submitted by the president

Chapter 11. Administration Committee and Committee

Article 49(Administration committee) ① This university has an administration committee whose function is to give comprehensive study to important educational matters of the university. The administration committee consists of the president, vice-president, deans of the graduate schools, college deans, the dean of the humanities department and deans of administration offices. However, if the president thinks it necessary, he can add committee members from among the full-time faculty members. The president will convene the administration committee and serve as the chairman of the committee. (Revised Feb 16, 2006)

②The administration committee examines the following matters.

1.Establishment and revision of university regulations and academic law

2.Establishment and abolition of colleges, graduate schools, auxiliary and affiliated facilities

3.Admissions and examinations

4.Scholarships

5.Consideration for each committee

6.Student guidance and students' rewards and punishment

7.School affairs including educational affairs

8. Other matters submitted by the president

Article 50(Committee) ① This university shall have various committees whose functions are to give comprehensive study to important matters of this university.

② Details of composition and management of committees shall be decided independently.

Article 50-2. (Senatorial board) ① This university has a senatorial board whose function is to give comprehensive study to important educational matters of this university.

② Details of the appointment of councilors shall be decided independently. (Established Feb 15, 2007)

Chapter 12. Tuition and Other Fees

Article 51(Tuition fees) ① Students should pay the specified amount of tuition and other compulsory fees within the designated period. The amount and due date of tuition and other fees will be announced before the beginning of every semester. However, the tuition of the College of Theology shall be decided independently.

② Once paid, tuition and other fees will not be refunded except for reasons designated in the tuition rules. However, there are exemptions dependant on the related laws and regulations.

Chapter 13. Extraordinary Students and Foreign Students

Article 52(Admission of international extraordinary students) Government officials or members of other organizations approval by the president, after being recommended by their superiors, may be permitted to study as extraordinary students beyond the student quota. However, chapter 4 is not applicable to these extraordinary students.

Article 53(Conferment of completion certificate) The international extraordinary student who has completed a special program will be given a certificate of completion for the special program.

Article 54(Transfer) When a foreign student seeks admission to this university, such admission may be allowed beyond the student quota after the student’s academic ability has been tested.

Article 55(Application of university regulations) University regulations are applicable to extraordinary students and foreign students, except when there are special regulations for them.

Chapter 14. Open Lectures, Credit Bank and Part-time Students

Article 56(Open lectures) Besides the regular courses, public lectures can be offered when necessary. The details of such public lectures shall be decided separately.

Article 57(Content of lectures) Regulations with regard to the subject, title, period, eligibility for enrolment, number of attendees, the venue, and other necessary decisions about open lectures shall be decided by the president.

Article 58(Permission) Those who hope to attend open lectures shall be allowed to on occasion. However, attendees who violate the university regulations shall be ejected from the lecture.

Article 58-2(Credit bank) ① The university shall have a credit bank to improve the possibility of graduation and to keep credit.

② Credit approval and graduation shall depend on the laws related with credit approval. Details of the credit bank shall be decided independently. (Established Nov 14, 2005)

Article 58-3(Selection of part-pime student)

① To re-educate the general public, and to provide chances of continuing education for people, part-time students shall be accepted outside the quota of students.

② Selection time is within 30 days after the start of every semester.

③ To apply for part-time courses, applicants must have been educated in high school or equivalents that are recognised by the government law. Those who have been registered in another university can not apply.

④ The quota for part-time students shall not exceed 10% of the quota of this university each academic year.

⑤ Details of the selection method shall be decided independently by the president.

⑥ Part-time students must apply for classes within the given date and pay the tuition fee according to registered credits.

⑦ Part-time students are allowed to take a maximum of 9 credits each term.

Chapter 15. Auxiliary (Attached) and Affiliated Facilities

Article 59(Auxiliary and affiliated facilities) This university consists of auxiliary and affiliated facilities as following. The details of management of auxiliary and affiliated facilities shall be decided separately.

① Auxiliary (Attached) Facilities

1.CUP Central Library

2.Computer Center

3.Industry-academy CooperationCenter

4.Center for Business Development (Business Incubation Center)

5.General Service Center

6.Newspaper Publishing Office (Newspaper Office)

7.Broadcasting Office (Office of Broadcasting)

8.University Press

9.Dormitories (Catherine hall)

10.Reserve Army / Battalion (Center for Reserve Aarmy)

11.Center for Teaching and Learning (Established at Nov 14, 2005)

12.Counseling Office for Student Life (Established at Feb 2, 2006)

② Affiliated Facilities

1.(Eliminated Feb 16, 2006)

2.(Eliminated Mar 3, 2001)

3.(Eliminated Mar 3, 2001)

4.Institute of Healthcare (Hospital) Management Consulting

5.Institute of Nursing Sciences

6.Institute of Health Sciences

7.Institute of Environmental Problem Consulting

8.(Eliminated Nov 14, 2005)

9. Institute of Business (Administration) and Social Welfare (Established Nov 14, 2005)

10. Research Institute for the Humanities (Humanism)

③ Affiliated Education Facilities (Organizations)

1. (Eliminated Mar 3, 2001)

2. Lifelong Education Center

Chapter 16. Student Activities

Article 60(Aims of student association) This university runs the CUP Student Association ("the Student Association" hereafter) to promote friendship among students, and to create a sound academic atmosphere. The aim of the student association is to allow the leadership and independence of students to thrive, and to observe the regulations of this university. Any regulations for the Student Association shall be decided independently.

Article 61(Membership fee) A member of the Student Association shall be charged a membership fee.

Article 62(Organization and management) Details of organization and management for the Student Association shall be decided independently.

Article 63(Activity) The activities of the Student Association consists of self determined activities and special activities. Self determined activities include academic, art and literature, and sports activities. Special activities include prevention against disasters and support activities admitted by the president.

Article 64(Approval of the organization) All student organizations have to belong to the Student Association. If there is a need for establishing a student organization that does not belong to the Student Association, it must be reviewed by the guidance committee and needs to be approved by the president.

Article 65(Student guidance and supervision) ① In order to guide and supervise the students' overall activities (including the Student Association and each student committee), there is the student guidance council.

② The dean assigns a professor to advise students in the beginning of every semester. The advisor should guide students by order of the dean; in the particular case of school regulation violators, he(she) should make tremendous efforts to solve problems through individual counseling and special guidance for those violators.

Article 66(Banned activities) Students are not allowed to do any activities that violate the university regulations and any activities that are against the educational philosophy of the university such as obstructing classes and research.  Students are not allowed to register in a  social party or union having political issues. Students are not allowed to be involved in political activities and school management. Students are not allowed to do any activities that are group activities, demonstrations, strikes, lesson refusal or microphone use to disturb study.

Article 67(Prior approval for activities) If any student or student organization wishes to do any of the following, it needs approval from the president. In the case of article 67-1, the purpose, date, place, and expected number of people of the social gathering have to be reported to a supervisor and to be permitted in advance.

1. A social gathering of 10 or more people on or off campus

2. On-campus written announcements and distribution of printed matters

3. Solicitation of sponsorship for student activities from institutions or individuals, or asking awards from private sectors

4. Inviting prominent people from outside

Article 68(Publication) Publishing, editing and distributing any periodical publications and other publications shall have to be recommended by a supervisor and approved by the president in advance.

Article 69(Penalty) ① The president may give disciplinary punishment to students who have violated university regulations without the consideration of the administration committee.

②If a student is expelled from any university, re-admittance and transfer to the university can not be allowed.

Article 70(Activity stop) The student association will suspend all activities during times of war or any corresponding national emergency situations.

Chapter 17. Teaching Hours of Teaching Staff

Article 71(Teaching hours of teaching staff) ① Hours of responsibility on the part of the teaching staff shall be nine hours per week in principle on the basis of 15 weeks of each semester.

② Details of the teaching hours of teaching staff shall be decided independently.

Chapter 18. Scholarships

Article 72(Scholarships) Those who need financial assistance shall be screened to be awarded scholarships based on their academic performance and decent behavior. Any details and the regulations on scholarships shall be given independently.

Chapter 19. Corporate-Industry Unit

Article 73(Corporate-industry unit) ① According to the concerning law, a corporate-industry unit shall be established to improve industrial training and promote relationships with this university.

② The name of the corporate-industry unit is called the CUP Corporate-Industry Unit.

③ Details of the organization and running of the Corporate-Industry Unit shall be decided independently.

Chapter 20. Revision of University Regulations

Article 74(Procedures for revision of university regulations) ① The president shall propose revisions of university regulations.

② The president shall put to public notice any proposed revision of the university regulations for over 1 week.

③ The president shall finalize the proposed revision of the university regulations which have been deliberated through the passing of a resolution.

④ The president shall give notice of the result to the university of the revision decided upon which, according to article 74-3, is reported to the Ministry of Education within 14 days.

Chapter 21. Supplementary Rules

Article 75(Detailed regulation) The detailed regulations shall be decided by the president.

Additional regulation

This revised university regulation is effective as of May 25, 1993.

Additional regulation

This revised university regulation is effective as of December 17, 1993.

Additional regulation

This revised university regulation is effective as of December 1, 1996.

Additional regulation

① (Effective date) This revised university regulation is effective as of March 1, 2000 and  shall be applied to freshman entering university in 2000.

② (Interim measures) Students who have not graduated by the end of February, 2002, with proper reasons from Jisan University shall be allowed to transfer to the same department. In this case, these students will be accepted as extra quota from the admission quota.

Additional regulation

This revised university regulation is effective as of September 1, 2000.

Additional regulation

This revised university regulation is effective as of March 1, 2001.

Additional regulation

① (Effective date) This revised university regulation is effective as of September 1, 2001.

② (Interim measures) The following shall be applied to students who have been in a department which has changed name.

1.Students who were in the department of industrial hygiene shall be students of the department of industrial health from 2001.

2.Students who were in the department of environmental engineering shall be students of the department of environmental systems engineering from 2001.

Additional regulation

This revised university regulation is effective as of March 1, 2002.

Additional regulation

① (Effective date) This revised university regulation is effective as of March 1, 2003. However, Article 59-2 is effective as of October 1, 2002.

② (Interim measures) The following shall be applied to students who have been in a department which has changed name.

1.Students who were in the department of computer engineering shall be students of the department of computer information engineering  from 2003.

2.Students who were in the department of information communication engineering shall be students of the department of image information communication engineering from 2003.

Additional regulation

This revised university regulation is effective as of March 7, 2003.

Additional regulation

① (Effective date) This revised university regulation is effective as of March 1, 2004.

② (Interim measures) Those who entered the university as students of a previous division or department are now students of a newly reformed division or department due to a change in the name of a course and change in the position. Those who were away from the university due to temporary absence or other reasons shall be treated as a student of the newly reformed department. If those who entered the university have not been assigned a major, the students shall be alloted as students of the reformed department.

1.From the division of industrial environmental systems to the division of environmental sciences and from a major in environmental systems engineering to a major in environmental engineering.

2.From the division of humanities to the division of social welfare.

3.From a major in Internet business to a major in e-business

③ (Interim measures)The major in Internet business in night courses shall be closed as of 2004. Those who entered the same major before 2003 shall be kept in the school register in the same major to graduation. Those who were away from the university due to temporary absence or other reasons shall be treated as students of the same major in day courses in spite of article 17.

④ (Interim measures)The major in environmental safety engineering and the major in web applied engineering in night courses shall be closed as of 2004. Those who entered the same major before 2003 shall be kept in the school register in the same major to graduation. Those who were away from the university due to temporary absence or other reasons shall transfer to another major in night courses or shall be treated as students of the same major in day courses in spite of article 17.

⑤ Students who entered university shall be protected against change of academic formation of division or major register due to revised university regulation. Previous university regulations shall be applied to those who graduated from university before university regulation was  revised.

Additional regulation

① (Effective date) This revised university regulation is effective as of March 1, 2004.

② (Interim measures) Article 3-2-1 and 4 are effective to freshmen who entered in 2004.

Additional regulation

This revised university regulation is effective as of March 19, 2004.

Additional regulation

① (Effective date) This revised university regulation is effective as of March 1, 2005.

② (Interim measures) Those who entered the university as students of a previous division or department are now students of a newly reformed division or department due to a change in the name of a course and change in the position. Those who were away from the university due to temporary absence or other reasons shall be treated as students of the newly reformed department. If those who entered the university have not been assigned a major, the students shall be alloted as students of the reformed departments.

1.From a major in environmental safety engineering to a major in environmental administration

2.From a major in multimedia engineering to a major in computer games & multimedia

3.From a major in distribution management, division of management to a major in distribution management, division of distribution management

③ (Interim measures) Majors of those who were registered in a closed division or an established division shall be alloted on the basis of university regulations as following.

1.From a major in management information systems, division of management to a major in management information systems, division of distribution management

2.Those who entered the same major before 2004 shall be kept in the school register in the same major to graduation. Those who were away from the university due to temporary absence or other reasons shall transfer to another major in night courses or shall be treated as students of the same major in day courses in spite of article 17.

3.The major in management information in night courses and the major in e-business shall be closed as of 2005. Those who entered the same major before 2004 shall be kept in the school register in the same major to graduation. Those who were away from the university due to temporary absence or other reasons shall transfer to another major in night courses or shall be treated as students of the same major in day courses in spite of article 17.

4.Those who entered the major in management information, division of management before 2004 shall be kept in the school register in same major to graduation. Those who were away from the university due to temporary absence or other reasons shall transfer to another major in night courses or shall be treated as students of the same major in day courses in spite of article.

Additional regulation

① (Effective date) This revised university regulation is effective as of January 1, 2005.

② (Interim measures) Article 3-2 is effective for freshmen who entered in 2004.

Additional regulation

① (Effective date) This revised university regulation is effective as of March 1, 2006.

② (Interim measures) Those who entered the university as students of a previous division or department are now students of the newly reformed division or department due to a change in the name of a course and change in the position. Those who were away from the university due to temporary absence or other reasons shall be treated as students of the newly reformed department. If those who entered the university have not been assigned a major, the students shall be alloted as students of the reformed department.

1.From a major in environmental engineering, a major in industrial health and a major in environmental administration, division of environmental sciences to the department of environmental engineering, the department of industrial health and the department of environmental administration, college of applied sciences

2.From a major in computer engineering and a major in computer games & multimedia, division of computer information engineering to the department of computer engineering and the department of computer games & multimedia, college of applied sciences

3.From the division of business (major in business, major in sports/leisure management), college of business to the division of business (major in business and major in sports/leisure management), college of social sciences

4.From the division of distribution management (major in management information systems and major in distribution management), college of business to the division of distribution management information (major in management information systems and major in distribution management), college of social sciences

5.From the division of social welfare (major in social welfare and major in social welfare administration) to the division of social welfare (major in social welfare and major in social welfare administration), college of social sciences

③ (Interim measures) 1.Those who entered the major in image information communication engineering shall be kept in the school register in the same major to graduation in 2008. Those who shall graduate after 2009 can choose among the department of computer engineering or the department of computer games & multimedia as their major.

2.Department of health care management in night courses shall be closed as of 2006. Those who entered the same major before 2005 shall be kept in the school register in the same major to graduation. Those who were away from the university due to temporary absence or other reasons shall be treated as students of the same department in day courses.

3.The major in business in night courses shall be closed as of 2006. Those who entered the same major before 2005 shall be kept in the school register in the same major to graduation. Those who were away from the university due to temporary absence or other reasons can choose among the division of business (major in business or major in sports/leisure management), or the division of distribution management information (major in management information systems or major in distribution management), college of social sciences in day courses.

4.The major in social welfare in night courses shall be closed as of 2006. Those who entered the same major before 2005 shall be kept in the school register in the same major to graduation. Those who were away from the university due to temporary absence or other reasons can choose among the division of social welfare (major in social welfare or major in social welfare administration), college of social sciences in day courses.

Additional regulation

① (Effective date) This revised university regulation is effective as of November 14, 2005.

② (Interim measures) However, table 1 of article 2 is effective as of March 1, 2006.

Additional regulation

① (Effective date) This revised university regulation is effective as of February 16, 2006. However, Article 37 is effective as of March 1, 2006.

② (Interim measures) Article 37 is effective for freshmen who entered in 2006. Previous regulations shall be applied to students who entered prior to 2006.

Additional regulation

This revised university regulation is effective as of October 1, 2006, However, table 1 of article 2 is effective as of March 1, 2007.

Additional regulation

This revised university regulation is effective as of February 15, 2007. However, article 10 and 23 is effective as of March 1, 2007.

Table1 (1-1)

Units of Recruitment and Fixed Numbers by College in 2002

College	Department (Major)	Fixed Number			Total Number
		Day	Night	Subtotal
College of Theology	Department of Theology	40	-	50	160
College of Nursing	Department of Nursing	50	-	50	200
College of Health Sciences	Department of Clinical Laboratory Science	50	-	50	200
	Department of Physical Therapy	50	-	50	200
	Department of Radiological Science	50	-	50	200
	Department of Dental Lab Science	50	-	50	200
	Department of Health Care Management	40	40	80	320
Division of Industrial Environmental Systems	Major in Environmental Systems Engineering	80	-	80	320
	Major in Industrial Health
	Major in Environmental Safety Engineering	-	40	40	160
Division of Information Engineering	Major in Computer Engineering	80	-	80	480
	Major in Information Communication
	Major in Web Applied Engineering	-	40	40
Division of Business	Major in Management	130	130	260	1040
	Major in Management Information
	Major in Internet Business
Division of Social Welfare	Major in Social Welfare	50	50	100	400
Total		670	300	970	3,880

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of nursing in night courses (60).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of clinical laboratory science in night courses (30).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of physical therapy in night courses (30).

Table1 (1-2)

Units of Recruitment and Fixed Numbers by College in 2003

College	Department (Major)	Fixed Number			Total Number
		Day	Night	Subtotal
College of Theology	Department of Theology	40	-	50	160
College of Nursing	Department of Nursing	50	-	50	200
College of Health Sciences	Department of Clinical Laboratory Science	50	-	50	200
	Department of Physical Therapy	50	-	50	200
	Department of Radiological Science	50	-	50	200
	Department of Dental Lab Science	50	-	50	200
	Department of Health Care Management	40	40	80	320
Division of Industrial Environmental Systems	Major in Environmental Systems Engineering	80	-	80	320
	Major in Industrial Health
	Major in Environmental Safety Engineering	-	40	40	160
Division of Computer Information Engineering	Major in Computer Engineering	80	-	80	480
	Major in Image Information Communications
	Major in Web Applied Engineering	-	40	40
Division of Business	Major in Management	130	130	260	1040
	Major in Management Information
	Major in Internet Business
Division of Social Welfare	Major in Social Welfare	50	50	100	400
Total		670	300	970	3,880

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of nursing in night courses (60).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of clinical laboratory science in night courses (30).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of physical therapy in night courses (30).

Table1 (1-3)

Units of Recruitment and Fixed Numbers by College in 2004

College		Department (Major)	Fixed Number			Total Number
			Day	Night	Subtotal
College of Theology		Department of Theology	40	-	50	160
College of Nursing		Department of Nursing	50	-	50	200
College of Health Sciences		Department of Clinical Laboratory Science	50	-	50	200
		Department of Physical Therapy	50	-	50	200
		Department of Radiological Science	50	-	50	200
		Department of Dental Lab Science	50	-	50	200
		Department of Health Care Management	40	40	80	320
Division of Environmental Sciences		Major in Environmental Engineering	120	-	120	480
		Major in Industrial Health
		Major in Environmental Safety Engineering
Division of Computer Information Engineering		Major in Computer Engineering	120	-	120	480
		Major in Image Information Communications
		Major in Web Applied Engineering
College of Business	Division of Business	Major in Management	100	40	140	560
		Major in Distribution Management		-
	Division of Business Informa- tion	Major in e-Business	80	-	120	480
		Major in Management Information		40
Division of Social Welfare		Major in Social Welfare	70	30	100	400
		Major in Social Welfare Administration		-
Total			820	150	970	3,880

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of nursing in night courses (40).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of clinical laboratory science in night courses (16).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of physical therapy in night courses (16).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of radiological science in night courses (16).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of dental lab science in night courses (16).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of health care management in night courses (16).

Table1 (1-4)

Units of Recruitment and Fixed Numbers by College in 2005

College		Department (Major)	Fixed Number			Total Number
			Day	Night	Subtotal
College of Theology		Department of Theology	40	-	50	160
College of Nursing		Department of Nursing	50	-	50	200
College of Health Sciences		Department of Clinical Laboratory Science	50	-	50	200
		Department of Physical Therapy	50	-	50	200
		Department of Radiological Science	50	-	50	200
		Department of Dental Lab Science	50	-	50	200
		Department of Health Care Management	40	40	80	320
Division of Environmental Sciences		Major in Environmental Engineering	120	-	120	480
		Major in Industrial Health
		Major in Environmental Safety Engineering
Division of Computer Information Engineering		Major in Computer Engineering	120	-	120	480
		Major in Image Information Communications
		Major in Web Applied Engineering
College of Business	Division of Business	Major in Management	100	50	150	600
		Major in Sports/Leisure Management		-
	Division of Distribution Manage- ment	Major in Distribution Management	100	-	100	400
		Major in Management Information		-
Division of Social Welfare		Major in Social Welfare	80	30	110	400
		Major in Social Welfare Administration		-
Total			850	120	970	3,880

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of nursing in night courses (40).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of clinical laboratory science in night courses (16).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of physical therapy in night courses (16).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of radiological science in night courses (16).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the  department of dental lab science in night courses (16).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of health care management in night courses (16).

Table1 (1-5) (Revised May 12, 2005) (Revised Nov 14, 2005)

Units of Recruitment and Fixed Numbers by College in 2006

College		Department (Major)	Fixed Number	Total Number
College of Theology		Department of Theology	40	160
College of Nursing		Department of Nursing	50	200
		Department of Elder Care Management	50	200
College of Health Sciences		Department of Clinical Laboratory Science	50	200
		Department of Physical Therapy	50	200
		Department of Radiological Science	80	320
		Department of Dental Lab Science	50	200
		Department of Health Care Management	80	320
		Department of Speech ＆ Hearing Therapy	50	200
College of Applied Sciences		Department of Environmental Engineering	30	120
		Department of Industrial Health	30	120
		Department of Environmental Administration	40	160
		Department of Computer Engineering	45	180
		Department of Computer Games ＆ Multimedia	45	180
College of Social Sciences	Department of Business	Major in Business Administration	120	480
		Major in Sports/Leisure Management
	Department of Management Information Systems	Major in Distribution Management	90	360
		Major in Management Information Systems
	Department of Social Welfare	Major in Social Welfare	90	360
		Major in Social Welfare Administration
Total			970	3,880

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of nursing in night courses (40).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of clinical laboratory science in night courses (16).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of physical therapy in night courses (16).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of radiological science in night courses (16).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of dental lab science in night courses (16).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of health care management in night courses (16).

Table1 (1-6)

Units of Recruitment and Fixed Numbers by College in 2007

College		Department (Major)	Fixed Number	Total Number
College of Theology		Department of Theology	40	160
College of Nursing		Department of Nursing	50	200
		Department of Elder Care Manager	50	200
College of Health Sciences		Department of Clinical Laboratory Science	50	200
		Department of Physical Therapy	50	200
		Department of Radiological Science	80	320
		Department of Dental Lab Science	50	200
		Department of Health Care Management	80	320
		Department of Speech ＆ Hearing Therapy	50	200
College of Applied Sciences		Department of Environmental Engineering	30	120
		Department of Industrial Health	30	120
		Department of Environmental Administration	40	160
		Department of Computer Engineering	40	160
		Department of Computer Games ＆ Multimedia	40	160
College of Social Sciences	Department of Business	Major in Business Administration	120	480
		Major in Sports/Leisure Management
	Department of Management Information Systems	Major in Distribution Management	80	320
		Major in Management Information Systems
	Department of Social Welfare	Major in Social Welfare	90	360
		Major in Social Welfare Administration
Total			970	3,880

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of nursing in night courses (40).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of clinical laboratory science in night courses (16).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of physical therapy in night courses (16).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of radiological science in night courses (16).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of dental lab science in night courses (16).

◯ Admissions quota for special courses for a bachelors degree in the department of health care management in night courses (16)

Sheet 1 (single major) (Revised on Feb 15, 2007)

Catholic University of Pusan

9 Bugok 3-dong, Keumjeong-gu, Busan 609-757, Korea

Tel: 82-51-510-0525-6, Fax: 82-51-510-0529

CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATION

Issue NO:---------

Date:---------

Name in Full	:

Date of Birth	:

Sex	:

Department	:

Major	:

Date of Admission	:

Date of Graduation	:

Degree Awarded	:

This is to certify that the above information is correct and complete.

Signed	:

Rev. Youn, Kyoung-Chul

President of

The Catholic University of Pusan

Sheet 2(double major) (Revised on Feb 15, 2007)

Catholic University of Pusan

9 Bugok 3-dong, Keumjeong-gu, Busan 609-757, Korea

Tel: 82-51-510-0525-6, Fax: 82-51-510-0529

CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATION

Issue NO:---------

Date:---------

Name in Full	:

Date of Birth	:

Sex	:

Department	:

Major	:

Minor	:

Date of Admission	:

Date of Graduation	:

Degree Awarded	:

This is to certify that the above information is correct and complete.

Signed	:

Rev. Youn, Kyoung-Chul

President of

The Catholic University of Pusan

Sheet 3(multiple major) (Established on Feb 15, 2007)

Catholic University of Pusan

9 Bugok 3-dong, Keumjeong-gu, Busan 609-757, Korea

Tel: 82-51-510-0525-6, Fax: 82-51-510-0529

CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATION

Issue NO:---------

Date:---------

Name in Full	:

Date of Birth	:

Sex	:

Department	:

Major	:

Minor	:

Date of Admission	:

Date of Graduation	:

Major Degree Awarded	:

Minor Degree Awarded	:

This is to certify that the above information is correct and complete.

Signed	:

Rev. Youn, Kyoung-Chul

President of

The Catholic University of Pusan

Sheet 4 (Established on Feb 15, 2007)

Catholic University of Pusan

9 Bugok 3-dong, Keumjeong-gu, Busan 609-757, Korea

Tel: 82-51-510-0525-6, Fax: 82-51-510-0529

CERTIFICATE OF COURSE COMPLETION

Issue NO:---------

Date:---------

Name in Full	:

Sex	:

Date of Birth	:

This is to certify that the above person enrolled in the department of                         , College of               , at the Catholic University of Pusan on month date, year and left the above department on month date, year.

Signed	:

Rev. Youn, Kyoung-Chul

President of

The Catholic University of Pusan

Sheet 5 (another form)

CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATION

Catholic University of Pusan

Mr/Ms.         ，born on          ，diligently studied for a batchelors degree specializing in                            in the school of          from             to                                                         ，and has completed the curriculum required for a batchelors degree with satisfactory grades and has been allowed to graduate.

Rev. Youn, Kyoung-Chul

President of

The Catholic University of Pusan

Certificate No.:

Date: