The defining goal of the Graduate School of Information and Social Welfare is to respond actively to the information-based society and to meet the needs for social welfare. The school runs the Administrative Management Department (administrative management major), Criminology Department (Criminology major: drug-related crime, crime inspection, crime psychology), Social Welfare Department (social welfare major, juvenile guidance and welfare major), Psycho Therapy Department (psycho therapy major, psycho strategy major). The program also provides opportunities to acquire various certificates. Many graduates find employment in social welfare centers, youth training centers, and public area, while others teach at universities or pursue academic career in the doctoral program.

Introduction

Graduate School of Information & Social Welfare
The 21st Century is an information-based society lead by ultramodern information communication techniques(IT), and is endowed with value as an information-knowledge society that creates new merit.

It is also a rapidly growing and prosperous society that tries to realize the best in human happiness and satisfaction. For this, according to the demands of prosperity, professionals must have information-based abilities.

This graduate school was established to offer programs in Administrative Information, Criminal Drug Information, Cultural Industry Information, and studies that relate to information knowledge, in order to educate capable creative professionals. The school also runs programs in Social Prosperity, Administrative Consultation, and Religious Consultation to educate a professional workforce for a prosperous society. It is the national information prosperity graduate school that provides the best social activities, and produces professionals with training in information and society prosperity.