将韩国所有大学的人类学系/专业作了一个粗略的了解和梳理，搞了一晚上，不写了，睡觉。

以后有功夫再写。

 

并且，对韩国的各个大学的排名也再次作了一下研究，更熟悉一些了。并粗粗了解了一下一些韩国的学术资助基金会。 

 

20101021

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2010年10月22日补发《韩国的人类学教育概况》

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韩国的人类学教育概况

 

1、首尔大学（国立）

社会科学学院人类学系

 

全系全职教授

 

1, Kim, Kwang-ok ,1977 Oxford,政治人类学、中国研究

2, Chun, Kyung-soo, 1982 Minnesota, 生态人类学、拉美研究

3, Wang, Hahn-Sok ,1984 UCLA, 语言人类学

4, Hwang, Ik-Joo, 1992 Oxford, 都市人类学、欧洲研究

5, Oh, Myung-Seok, 1993 Monash, 语言人类学、东南亚研究

6, Kweon, Sug-In, 1994 Stanford, 跨国移民与认同、日本研究

7, Pak, Sunyoung, 1995 New York State, 生物人类学、北朝鲜研究

8, Kang, Jeong Won 姜正远, 1998 München, 民俗学、博物馆学

9, HyangJin Jung, 2001 Minnesota, 心理人类学、美国研究

 

 

首尔大学人类学系的历史

 

The History, Department of Anthropology

 

 

Department of Archaeology and Anthropology was founded in April 1961 under the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, marking the first time that anthropology was taught in a higher educational institution in Korea.
Even though the department started with only one full-time professor, Won-Yong Kim, who specialized in archaeology, it offered several cultural anthropology courses. At that time, about 10 students entered the department every year.

In 1967, Professor Sang-Bok Han (specializing in economic anthropology) became a full-time professor after serving as a lecturer since 1964. In 1973, the department began offering a master's degree program.

In 1975, the department was divided into two programs: Department of Anthropology under the College of Social Sciences and Department of Archaeology under the College of Humanities. At this time, Professor Kwang-Kyu Lee (specializing in ethnology), who was with the Department of Educational Science, College of Education, joined the Department of Anthropology as an associate professor. Professor Sang-Bok Han who was with the Department of Archaeology and Anthropology also became an assistant professor of the new department.

The Department of Anthropology now stood alone as an independent entity, contributing to the growth of the department. In addition, the department's professors, graduate students and alumni founded the Association of Anthropological Studies, which began publishing the Journal of Anthropological Research. In 1976, the department demonstrated its development of educational quality by conferring its first master's degrees to two students.

In the next eight years, the department added four more professors to broaden its academic subfields: Professor Mun-Woong Lee (specializing in cultural change) in 1977; Professor Kwang-Ok Kim (political anthropology) in 1980; Professor Kyung-Soo Chun (specializing in ecological anthropology) in 1982; and Professor Hahn-Sok Wang (specializing in linguistic anthropology) in 1985. With its expanded faculty, the department turned its focus to the study of other cultures.

Since 1981, 28 undergraduate students have entered the department every year. In 1982, the department began offering a doctoral program. In November 1990, the Institute of Cross-Cultural Studies was founded under the College of Social Sciences. The Institute has offered symposiums, colloquiums and workshops to further cross-cultural understanding and enriched the department.

In 1994, Professor Myung-Suk Oh (specializing in economic anthropology and Southeast Asia) became a joint professor with the department and the Institute of Area Studies. In 1998, Professor Kwang-Kyu LEE retired and Professor Jeong-Won Kang (specializing in folklore) joined the department in 1999. Professor Sang-Bok Han retired in 2000. In 2001, Professor Ik-joo Hwang (specializing in urban anthropology) joined the department and the 40th anniversary of Department's foundation was held. Professor Sunyoung Park joined the department in 2002 and Professor Hyang-Jin Jung joined the department in 2003. In 2006, Professor Mun-Woong Lee retired and Professor Sug-In Kweon joined the department.

 

 

2、岭南大学

文化人类学系，the College of liberal Art

  

Contact

- Tel : +82-53-810-2240
- Fax : +82-53-810-4604
- Homepage : http://www.saram.name

  

Introduction

The goal of this department is to help students understand Korean and global cultures from prehistoric to modern times and to provide them with the knowledge that they need to practice in society.
The Department of Cultural Anthropology includes academic studies of archeology, folklore and social anthropology, and it makes on-site investigations and deepens the methodological perspective that becomes a critical guideline for identifying the meaning of the diversity that exists throughout the lifestyles of mankind and the world in life in general.
First, in archeology, students learn to investigate, excavate and restore different types of artifacts and also study analyzing methods for excavated artifacts in order to possess the ability to conduct research by interconnecting the history and culture of people in the past. In Folklore, students learn to recognize the features of Korean cultures by studying how Korean cultural traditions are formed and created through daily habits and seasonal habits, folk religion, material culture and technologies, cultural sceneries of village societies, as well as through passing down of traditions.
In social anthropology, comparative research is made on societies around the world for deeper understanding of social organizations such as families and relatives, as well as for European and Asian cultures and society, cities and economy, and culture and human nature, so that students can identify the common traits and differences of cultures.
These three academic fields aim at comprehensiveness relationships among different academic fields, which are not in any other one subject of study.
In response to the recent dynamic multi-cultural era, the many different social fields are showing great interest in cultural anthropology. Above all else, in the case of Korea, there has been a rapidly increasing need to foster experts and human resources with capabilities and knowledge on the culture of different nations and cultural properties due to the trends of time in which the economy is developing, companies entering overseas markets, decentralization, enhanced quality of life through culture and multi-national races living together. Furthermore, there has been an explosive increase in investigations of prehistoric and historic remains due to national development, and there is a growing social demand for archaeologists.
In response to this, this Department is greatly increasing opportunities for graduates to find employment in museums, overseas companies, universities, public and private institutions related to cultural properties and in the press. Therefore, future prospects for this field are quite high as well.

 

History

December 1971, Authorization
March 1972, Installed undergraduate program
March 1976, Installed master's program
November 1980, Installed Ph.D. program

 

Job Fields

Curator at national museums and cultural research centers, curators at private museums and art galleries, college professors, excavation research center researcher, conventional companies, press, cultural property expounder and administrator
Instructor Certification (History):

 

Faculty

 

 

 

3、韩国学中央研究院（国立）

(韩国精神文化研究院)

文化艺术学部，人类学专业

 

　　韩国精神文化研究院由韩国政府于1978年6月30日设立，其成立宗旨在于对韩国的社会科学开展前沿研究，以克服快速的工业化带来的道德伦理混乱。因此，韩国学相关的各领域的著名学者共同开展多项研究来达成上述目标。至今为止，共出版了1000多种书籍刊物和其他研究资料。

　　韩国学中央研究院是为了“通过韩国文化的深层研究和教育以振兴韩国学”而成立的财团法人。

　　韩国学中央研究院一直致力于韩国文化的人文、社会科学研究；国内外韩国学领域的研究人员及学者的培养；韩国古典资料的收集、研究、翻译及出版；韩国学研究成果的出版发行和普及；韩国民族文化大百科词典及韩国乡土文化电子大典(数字版)的编纂与普及；韩国学学术信息的电算化与普及；为韩国学的研究、普及和推广与国内外学术界开展交流与合作；增进国际社会对韩国文化的理解，并为此提供支持等事业。

 

　　韩国学研究生院成立于1980年3月，作为培养韩国学专业人才的附属机构。至今为止，已经培养出了400名硕士和110名博士毕业生，包括来自多个国家的留学生。很多毕业生活跃在国内外的大学、研究机构、博物馆以及其他社会组织，积极开展韩国学研究。目前有180名研究生在读，包括来自十个国家的30多名外籍学生。

 

　　本院推出的最具代表性的出版物是长达28卷，纵贯韩国五千年历史的韩国民族文化大百科词典（1991）。2001年该系列丛书推出了CD版，为韩国研究专家开辟了新天地。本院还与1996年成立的韩国学资料中心合作，开展韩国学信息数据化作业，开发专业工具，将图书馆的资源进行数字集成，方便通过电子媒体使用该资料信息，并建设内容丰富的网站。

　　从成立伊始，本研究院就为举办各种学术论坛、研讨会、学术会议与国际会议而倾注了大量的心血。2002年7月，第一届世界韩国学大会召开，这显示出本院今后也将努力与国内外学术界交流切磋。2005年2月1日，韩国精神文化研究院正式改名为韩国学中央研究院。

 

 

Anthropology · Folklore(Anthropology)

 

Professor, Moon, Okpyo, D.Phil. in Anthropology, University of Oxford, U.K.

Associate Professor , Yang, Young-Kyun, PhD in Anthropology, University of Pittsburgh, USA

 

Associate Professor , Joo, Young-ha, PhD in Ethnology, Central University for Nationalities, China

Assistant Professor , Kim, Il-gwon, PhD in Philosophy, Seoul National University

 

Professor, Moon, Ok-Pyo, D.Phil. in Anthropology, University of Oxford, U.K.

 

 

4、庆北大学（国立）

人文学院，考古学与人类学系

Department of Archaeology and Anthropology，College of Humanity

 

Yi, Baek-Kyu               Bronze Age Archaeology, Museology                                       +82-53-950-5188                yibk@knu.ac.kr

Yoo, Myung-Ki            Family & Kinship, Anthropological & Cultural Theory                   +82-53-950-5191                mkyoo@knu.ac.kr

Lee, Duck-Sung          Economic & Psychological Anthropology, Methodology               +82-53-950-5190                dslee@knu.ac.kr

Kim, Choon-Dong        Political & Economic Anthropology, Peasant Societies                +82-53-950-5182                cdkim@knu.ac.kr

Lee, Hee-Joon            Archaeological Theory and Method, Silla Archaeology                +82-53-950-5193                leehj@knu.ac.kr

Park, Cheun-Soo         Japanese Archaeology, Kaya Archaeology                                +82-53-950-5187                chspark@knu.ac.kr

 

 

5、汉阳大学

文化人类学系

(在Erica校区，即安山校区，隶属语言文化学院/国际文化学院)

 

学科介绍
文化人类学科是研究人类文化与社会的学问。该学科的研究对象是，从地球上出现人类以后到现代社会的所有人类及其各个时代的文化与社会现象。
韩国人只有到世界舞台积极进行外交和贸易才能生存下去。因此，该学科的基本教育目的是，以韩国人必须具备的韩国文化与知识为基础，对东西方文化进行比较研究。为了实现这样的目的，该学科的授课内容大体上划分为人类学和考古学。从人类学层面看，通过一系列课程让学生研究韩国人的根源，并且比较和分析韩国与其他东方民族的传统。然后，细致入微地比较研究西方传统文化与东方传统文化。

考古学从大体上来看是人类学的一个分支领域，是介于历史学和地理学之间的学问领域，考古学把人类史前漫长的时代当作研究对象。
为了学习文化人类学专业，外语能力是必不可少的“武器”，因此毕业之前，每个学生都要熟练掌握一两种外语，学校也针对学生强化外语训练课程。不仅如此，每年春秋两季学校都要组织学生到国内文化遗址和人类学研究现场参观学习，进行学术调查，这是对人类学的全过程进行综合实习的绝好机会。还有，对成绩和品行方面优秀的学生，学校提供到外国文化遗址参观学习的机会。

 

教育目标
通过对韩国社会和文化及其活力进行教育，让学生透彻地学习各种文化理论与观点，从而具备专业的现场调查能力和精神，发展成为特定研究领域的地区学研究专家。该学科培养的是，作为出色的地区学研究专家，消除对世界各民族和社会所持的偏见和歪曲认识，教育学生懂得人生的魅力，从而培养21世纪的文化人才。

 

Department of Cultural Anthropology, College of Languages and Cultures

Head, Department of Cultural Anthropology :
Song, Doyoung

Telephone : +82-31-400-5372

 

Professor :
LEE, HEE-SOO

Telephone : +82-31-400-5375

 

Professor :
CHUNG, BYUNG-HO

Telephone : +82-31-400-5376

 

Professor :
CHO, HUNG-YOUN

Telephone : +82-31-400-5373

 

Associate Professor :
Shinwon Ahn

Telephone : +82-31-400-5377

 

Assistant Professor :
Elise Prebin

Telephone : +82-31-400-5371

 

Chair Professor :
Werner Sasse

Telephone : +82-

 

Emeritus Professor :
KIM Byung-Mo

Telephone : +82-2-720-4180

 

 

6、全北大学（国立）

人文学院，考古文化人类学系

 

Department of Archaeology and Cultural Anthropology

Our department is
In the twenty-first century, culture plays an important role not only in everyday life but also in the economy and society. Our major is also rapidly expanding its role in Korea. The study of culture and its application in prehistoric and contemporary societies are the main topics of our department.
Our department deals with two topics: Archaeology and Cultural Anthropology. Archaeology focuses on prehistoric culture and peoples while Cultural Anthropology focuses mainly on contemporary cultures and peoples. Our department provides students with many useful courses to enhance their intellectual ability and practical knowledge through intensive training programs. Special disciplinary courses and programs enrich students with both theoretical and practical learning, giving the curriculum a distinctive feel. Furthermore, this major offers not only courses about prehistoric and contemporary cultures and peoples, but also many applied courses about cultural heritage and its management, museum and cultural display, event organization and management, cultural tourism, and cultural industries.

What do I study
The subjects studied by students in the various levels are as follows. First year students learn the basics of both archaeology and cultural anthropology. The courses include Understanding of Culture, Understanding of Archaeology, Understanding of Contemporary Culture, etc. Second year students learn intermediary topics and take classes such as Prehistoric Culture, History of Archaeology, Museum, Theory of Culture, etc. Third year students learn advanced topics and take such classes as Methods of Cultural Studies, Methods for Archaeology, Civilizations, Tourism, etc. These courses give students an insight into diverse aspects of societies and cultures. Fourth year students undertake more applied courses such as Cultural Policy, Cultural Heritage, Application of Traditional Culture, etc.

What can I do afterwards
Since culture plays an important role in society, the number of fields our graduates can enter is expanding. Graduates can get a curator certificate through the national examination board. In the area of Educational and Research Institutes, they can become a curator/researcher in museums and research institutes, or professors in colleges. Graduates may also work in the cultural industries related to cultural events, film, event management, cultural production, tourism, etc. Since the fields that need cultural knowledge are increasing, students have more opportunities to choose from once they graduate.

 

 

7、江原大学（国立）

社会科学学院，文化人类学系

 

Yim, Bong-Kil, Emeritus Professor, Ph.D.
(University Montpellier ill et Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Science Sociale, France) Social Anthropology, Anthropological Theory (Structuralism and Neo-Marxism), Cultural Change
bkyim@kangwon.ac.kr

Kim, Yong-Whan, Professor, Ph.D.
(Rutgers University, U.S.A.), Kinship, Human Ecology, Cognitive Anthropology
kywhan@kangwon.ac.kr

Kim, Hyung-jun, Professor, Ph.D.
(Australian National University, Australia) Anthropology of Religion, Southeast Asian Studeis
hjunkim@kangwon.ac.kr

Kim, Se-Gun, Associate Professor, Ph.D.
(Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico)
Mexican Area Studies, Ecological Anthropology, Kangwon Area Studies
amorsg@kangwon.ac.kr

Han, Geon-Soo，  Associate Professor, Ph.D.
(University of California at Berkeley, U.S.A.)
Ethnicity Historical Anthropology, African Studies, International Migration, Multicultural Society, Migrant Workers, Marriage-based Migrants
yoruba@kangwon.ac.kr

Kim, Min-Jung, Assistant Professor, Ph.D.
(Seoul National University, Korea)
Gender, Family, Southeast Asian Studies(the Philippines), Migration
minkim@kangwon.ac.kr

 

 

8、木浦大学（国立）

人文学院，历史与文化学院，文化人类学专业

 

Anthropology is the study of cultural religion, linguistics, and customs of people in the present world. This major has a special interest in regional culture, especially the folklore of southwestern Jeollanam-do, Korea.

 

 

9、全南大学（国立）（光州）

人类学系，社会科学学院

Dept. of Anthropology， College of Social Sciences，Chonnam National University

 

http://web.chonnam.ac.kr/en/

  

What is Anthropology?
  Anthropology is a discipline which studies the nature of human beings, and is divided into sub-disciplines of cultural anthropology, archaeology, and physical anthropology. Cultural anthropology contributes to understanding cultural diversity and finding ways to solve problems which the contemporary world faces. Archaeology studies the origin and development of cultures, focusing on material culture of prehistory which lacks written records and ancient history which has few written documents. Physical anthropology studies human evolution and current health issues.

Department of Anthropology
  Anthropology, in contrast to other disciplines which tend to become specialized, offers students a broad range of means of understanding human beings and cultures.
  Students majoring in anthropology can carry out a wide range of activities in various areas of society after they graduate.

 

Contact Information

Office Phone          +82-62-530-2690

FAX         +82-62-530-2699

Homepage             http://altair.chonnam.ac.kr/~anthro

 

FACULTY

• Hyup Choi, Ph.D. [Professor, ultural Anthropology, hyup@chonnam.ac.kr]
• Young-Jin Yim, Ph.D. [Professor, Archaeology, yjyim@chonnam.ac.kr]
• Myung-Hye Kim, Ph.D. [Professor, Cultural Anthropology, myunghk@chonnam.ac.kr]
• Kyung-Hak Kim, Ph.D. [Professor, Cultural Anthropology, khkim@chonnam.ac.kr]
• Sung-Heup Hong, Ph.D. [Associate Professor, Cultural Anthropology, sibung@chonnam.ac.kr]
• Ki-Jung Lee, Ph.D.  [Assistant Professor, Visual Anthropology, kjunglee@chonnam.ac.kr]
• Jin-Seon Jo, Ph.D. [Assistant Professor, Archaeology, jojinseon@hanmail.net]
• Min-Koo Kim, Ph.D. [Assistant Professor, Archaeology, kimminkoo@gmail.com]

 

Degree Requirements

• Students are required to complete the following courses:
• Introduction to Anthropology
• Introduction to Archaeology
• Methodology of Archaeology
• Research Methods and Practice in Anthropology
• History of Anthropological Studies
• Management of Cultural Heritage
• Students are also required to earn 21 credits from electives.

 

 

10、德成女子大学

 

首尔市 道封区 根化交道 19号(双门洞 419号)

 

　　以由朝鲜女子教育会运营的女子夜学会为母体1920年设立了槿花学园。校训为爱。1935年更名为槿花女

子实业学校，1938年更名为德成女子实业学校。1950年获得初级大学设立许可并在云岘宫设立了德成女子初级学院。1952年升为4年制大学，1984年将大学本部迁移到现在的位置，1987年改编为综合大学。

　　到2003年为止由4个研究生院、6个单科学院、5个系、10个学科、26个专业构成，附属机关有博物馆、电算室、宿舍等。附设研究所有高等教育研究所、学生生活研究所、人文科学研究所、社会科学研究所、自然科学研究所、医学研究所等。附属研究机关有终身教育院和附属幼儿园。

 

本科专业

　　人文科学学院:韩国语与文学,日本语与文学,汉语与文学,英语与文学,法语与文学,德语与文学,西班牙语学,

　　史学,哲学,美术史学

　　社会科学学院:经商学系(经营学,会计学,国际通商学),法学系,幼儿教育学系，社会科学系(社会学,文献情报学,心理学,儿童与家族学,文化与人类学,社会福利学,政治学)

　　自然科学学院:自然科学系(数学,情报统计学,化学,食品与营养学),生活体育学系

　　信息工程学学院:计算机工程学系(计算机系学,因特网信息工程学)

　　药学学院:药学系(药学)

　　艺术学院:艺术学系(东洋画,西洋画,室内设计,视觉设计,纤维设计,时装设计)

 

Cultural Anthropology

 

Cultural Anthropology is unique in its cross-cultural, holistic approach to understanding human society.
The comparative and holistic viewpoints of anthropology provide a broad context in which the cultural, historical, and environmental forces that shape today's world can be comprehended. Anthropology is also unique in that it approaches human phenomena first from the actor's point of view, which is gained through long-term participant observation and in-depth interviews.

 

11、延世大学

人类学专业

 

Faculty   

Full-time Professor

Cho, Haejoang, Professor
Ph.D., UCLA, Cultural Anthropology. Email: haejoang@gmail.com

Kim, Hyun Mee, Associate Professor
Ph.D., University of Washington, Cultural Anthropology, Email: hmkim2@yonsei.ac.kr

Professors in Other Departments

Han, Seung Mi, Associate Professor of Japan Studies (Grad.School of International Studies)
Ph.D., Harvard University, Anthropology. Email: smhan99@hotmail.com

Pak, Soon-Yong, Professor of Education
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison, Anthropology, Email: paks@yonsei.ac.kr