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1. Russian Graduate Program
This major aims to cultivate integrated regional experts whose expertise encompasses not only Russia but also the former Soviet states and the broader Eurasian region. Building upon exceptional proficiency in the Russian language, the program explores Russian area studies, linguistics, literature, and cultural studies to foster the next generation of scholars who will lead academic advancement and ensure research continuity. Simultaneously, we seek to produce strategic practitioners capable of leading Korea-Russia relations and Eurasian cooperation within a rapidly evolving international landscape. We are dedicated to nurturing interdisciplinary intelligence that utilizes humanistic insight to solve complex challenges across political, economic, and cultural spheres.

2. Spanish Graduate Program
Spanish Graduate Program offers M.A. degree as well Ph.D. degree. It is composed of 3 divisions: Spanish linguistics, Spanish literature and culture, and Latin American literature and culture. We focus our education on enhancing students’ professional knowledge and profound understanding of Spanish and Spanish/Latin American literature and culture so that they can be specialists in the field and have an organic sense of the Hispanic world in connection with major political and social events in history. We offer courses in Spanish Linguistics, Spanish Fiction, Film Studies, Spanish Cultural Studies, etc. With this wide spectrum of knowledge, our students will be well equipped to serve as professionals such as professors in linguistics, cultural studies, Spanish literature, Latin American studies as well as translators, literary critics and diplomats.

3. French Graduate Program
The French Studies major aims to cultivate experts on Francophone regions, including key European Union member France, as well as Switzerland, Belgium, Monaco, Canada’s Quebec province, and 26 countries in Africa. Based on strong proficiency in the French language, the program seeks to nurture creative and ambitious global regional specialists through in-depth academic exploration of French linguistics, literature, cultural studies, and area studies.