General Education

12 credits of general education courses and 12 credits of language courses.

• General education courses: 12 credits, chosen from the groups below
• English Communication for Science I (3 credits)
• English Communication for Science II (3 credits)
• Communication and Presentation Skills for Science (3 credits)
• Another language that is not English or your native language (3 credits)

The General Education Center groups its courses into four categories: Humanities, Science and Mathematics, Social Sciences, and Interdisciplinary.

• Students from student ID 66 onward take their 12 credits from any category
• One course from each category is no longer required

The General Education Center's online courses work as a credit bank.

• Completing a course earns a certificate
• The results may later be transferable to general education credits

Spread your general education courses across your four years.

• Spread the courses across semesters alongside your core courses
• Look up this semester's general education classes on the General Education Center website
• Check your accumulated credits on your transcript

All general education courses are graded S/U (for students from student ID 66 onward).

• You attend classes, take part in activities and sit exams as usual; the result is recorded as S or U
• You may also take general education courses offered by your own faculty, following its conditions and after talking to your advisor