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2026-2 CREDIT WITHDRAWAL NOTICE

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2026.10.23

2026-2 CREDIT WITHDRAWAL NOTICE   1. Eligibility a. KU student who has earned 102(106) or more credits and registered 7 or more regular semesters. b. Transfer student with a BA degree, should be classified as 4th year student. c. Students pursuing a dual degree, completed students, and students on graduation deferral is not eligible. 2. Key Points a. Maximum 6 credits can be applied. b. Credit withdrawal is allowed only once during the entire school years. c. Courses currently being taken or graded with an 'F' are excluded. d. Any requisite courses (general education core courses, major core courses, college of education courses, etc) can not apply for credit withdrawal. ※ Approval for credit withdrawal will be processed sequentially according to each department's schedule after the application period ends. If not processed by the end of the semester, contact your department's administrative office or the Academic Affairs Office. ※ Credit withdrawal applications are difficult to cancel or modify after submission. Please exercise caution when applying. e. On the academic transcript, “W” will be typed on the courses withdrawn instead of the original grades. (The course names on the transcript will not be deleted; only the earned credits and grades will be removed.) f. The credits for a course being retaken this semester cannot be withdrawn. Once a course has been withdrawn, it cannot be retaken. g. Once course withdrawal is submitted, it cannot be retracted. (Please make sure to check the graduation credit requirement before applying.) h.Courses that have been recognized through field practice cannot be withdrawn. i. Please note that if students delete the graduate courses taken as part of the Combined Bachelor Master Degree Program, admission to the master's degree program will be revoked. j. If the courses eligible for credit withdrawal are not displayed on the portal, please contact the administrative office of your department. 3. Course range : Courses in which credits have been acquired (including courses with graded recognition, excluding courses with grade F) 4. Application Period : November 4th (Wed) 10:00 – November 25th (Wed) 17:00 ※ Additional applications will NOT be accepted under any circumstances after the application period ends. 5. How to apply : KUPID > ‘Courses & Grades’ > ‘Grade’ > ‘Credit Forfeiture Application’. For more information, see below. ※ Withdrawal of requisite courses may be rejected, and in this case, no further changes will be allowed.   October, 2026 Office of Academic Affairs  

[Safety Training] Notice for the 2026 Academic Year, 2nd Semester Special Safety Training for Design

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2026.09.15

We hereby inform you of the second special safety training session for the safe management of designated waste for the second semester of the 2026 academic year as follows. This training is mandatory for personnel engaged in ongoing research activities in high- and medium-risk laboratories (excluding laboratory heads), and laboratory heads in high- and medium-risk laboratories are subject to this recommendation. 1. Training Period Mon, Sept 28, 2026 ~ Wed, Sept 30, 2026 2. Method for verifying whether the person is eligible for education Check the Laboratory Safety Management System → Laboratory Management → Employee Information → Designated Waste Safety Management under the Special Safety Training section 3. Location Future Convergence Technology Hall Auditorium (Room 101) 4. Engineering College Designation Date September 28, 2026 (Mon) 1) 13:30 ~ 15:30 2) 16:00 ~ 18:00 (※ If it is difficult to attend the designated date for the College of Engineering, it is acceptable to attend the training on September 29 (Tue) or September 30 (Wed). However, if too many people gather at a specific time and the maximum capacity is exceeded, enrollment may be restricted. (first-come, first-served) 5. Submission Method Attend in person at your preferred time without a separate application 6. Inquiry Hyuncheol Yoo, Assistant Manager, Safety Management Team (hcyu@korea.ac.kr / 02-3290-2764) [Important Notes for Failure to Complete] 1) If even one person among the laboratory’s mandatory training participants fails to complete the training, the laboratory will be responsible for the disposal costs of designated waste (experimental waste liquid, waste reagents) by the end of February 2027. 2) Billing will be implemented starting October 1, 2026, and no additional training will be offered after this second training. 3) Even if only a portion of the laboratory staff handle chemicals or designated waste, all personnel are required to complete training. Therefore, if it is unclear whether you are subject to training, please check your eligibility in the Laboratory Safety Management System. ※ The training participants are expected to complete the training by the deadline, and please refer to the attached file for detailed information. ※ This content has been automatically translated. Please contact the person in charge for accurate and detailed information.