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SOCIAL SCIENCE MAJOR

Political Science, Psychology, International Development

Ms programme: Business and Economics

at the Stockholm School of Economics; Philosophy and omics at Erasmus University Rotterdam

Occupation: Researcher at

Database Center for North Korean Human Rights

HANNA SONG Class of 2015 from South Korea

CURRICULUM PLAN

YEAR 1 Fall 2008 Spring 2009

• Academic Skills and Practice • Introduction to Political Theory

• Introduction to Human Geography • Introduction to Psychology

• Cognitive Neuroscience I • Modern History

• Introduction to Sociology • Introduction to Methods and Statistics Summer • Applied Multivariate Statistics

YEAR 2 Fall 2009 Spring 2010 – exchange YONSEI University, Seoul

• Social Psychology • Current Affairs and Unification of the Korean Peninsula

• Political Science: State of the Art • Election Campaigning in Korea

• French Language and Culture I • Public Policy and Administration

• Introduction to Dutch Studies • Introduction to Translation

• Culture and Cognition

• Politics and Society of North Korea

YEAR 3 Fall 2010 Spring 2011

• Adolescent Development • Comparative Political Institutions

• Advanced International Relations • Theory and Practice of Development

• Introduction to Law • Thesis

• Violence, Trauma and Memory

Summer • Social Science Internship and UCU East Africa Programme

• Humanities • Social Science • Science • Other

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