Curriculum Structure

This program addresses the professional needs of national defense administration by integrating key areas such as management, public administration, defense policy, leadership, and crisis management. It balances academic theory and practical training, making it suitable for defense professionals, public administrators, and students interested in social resilience and public safety.

(1) Program Overview

Duration: 4 years

Degree: Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

Graduation Requirement: 128 credits

16 credits in university-required courses

12 credits in general education

37 credits in core major courses

63 credits in professional electives

(2) Curriculum Highlights

General Education: Courses in language, humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences to enhance critical thinking and interdisciplinary skills.

Core Courses: Focus on defense policy, criminal justice, crisis management, public policy, and organizational leadership.

Electives: Topics include defense technology, security management, and social resilience, allowing flexible learning paths.

(3) Career Prospects

Graduates can pursue careers in:

Government & Public Agencies (e.g., Ministry of National Defense, law enforcement, disaster response)

Defense & Security Sectors (e.g., military, defense industries, think tanks)

Business & Consulting (e.g., risk management, HR, organizational development)

Further Studies in public administration, defense strategy, or international affairs

The program welcomes military and police personnel, civil servants, and high school graduates seeking career advancement in defense and public service.