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Lifelong learning. Professional growth. Stronger communities.
Lifelong learning. Professional growth. Stronger communities.
December 8–29, 2026 (4 Sessions)
Tuesdays, 6:00–8:00 PM KST
Many of us already ask AI about stocks, savings, and the news. But can we trust the answers? This hands-on course shows adult learners how to use AI tools such as Claude to make smarter money decisions, safely. Each 2-hour session starts with a real business case, explains one or two key ideas, and then moves to guided practice with AI. Students learn to ask better questions, check sources, read a company’s financial statements, test what a stock price expects, and build a simple personal financial plan. No accounting or finance background is needed, and each session stands on its own. Students leave every session with something they built themselves.
Course DetailsDecember 10, 2026–January 14, 2027 (4 sessions)
Thursdays, 1:00–3:00 PM KST
This introduction to psychology provides an overview of the main areas of psychology including biology, cognition, development, emotion, health, social, and personality, and clinical psychology. The course is designed to help you understand how psychology is relevant to your life.
Course DetailsDecember 12–19, 2026 (2 sessions)
Saturdays, 10:00 AM–2:00 PM KST
This course combines guided yoga asana practice with an exploration of yoga philosophy and ethics. Each class dedicates one third of its time to physical yoga practice, one third to lectures, and one third to group discussion. Students will develop their yoga practice while exploring how traditional concepts such as ahimsa (nonviolence), compassion, mindfulness, and self-discipline can inform ethical living. Together, we will consider how yoga traditions offer insights for people of diverse religious backgrounds and secular worldviews. Through movement, reflection, and conversation, students will explore connections between physical well-being, self-awareness, and living thoughtfully in the contemporary world.
Course DetailsDecember 12, 2026–January 16, 2027 (4 sessions)
Saturdays, 10:00 AM–12:00 PM KST
Communication campaigns play a critical role in the success of an organization; however, not all campaigns have been strategically designed and executed. In particular, this course offers students a theoretical overview on how to plan and evaluate PR campaigns. Students will plan their own PR campaigns, applying theories and concepts learned from the course. In this course, students will have an opportunity to learn from various organizations -- both for-profit and/or non-profit organizations -- through projects that will enable them to apply classroom knowledge and theoretical principles of PR in a global scale.
Course DetailsJanuary 20–February 17, 2027 (4 sessions)
Wednesdays, 6:00 PM–8:00 PM KST
Just as survival swimming helps us navigate deep waters with confidence, mindfulness offers a foundational path for meeting the everyday waves of life with presence and ease. Everyday Mindfulness is an introductory course designed to explore what mindfulness truly is and how returning to the present moment supports a balanced, grounded life.
Integrating gentle insights into the mind-body connection, this course offers space to understand how stress and anxiety arise and settle. Through guided body scans, gentle awareness, present-moment practices, and meditation, you will experience how staying present fosters clarity, spaciousness, and quiet stability. You will leave with a steady foundation to remain anchored, centered, and open whenever daily pressures arise.
Course DetailsJanuary 20–February 17, 2027 (4 sessions)
Wednesdays, 2:00–4:00 PM KST
This course introduces adult learners and working professionals to the process of creating video content. Participants will explore key stages of video production, including developing ideas, planning content, and communicating effectively through video. The course is intended for individuals interested in strengthening their digital storytelling and content creation skills.
Course DetailsJanuary 23–February 20, 2027 (4 sessions)
Saturdays, 10:00 AM–12:30 PM KST
This hands-on workshop explores professional cinematic content creation by combining advanced AI technologies, motion capture, and real-time virtual production techniques. Participants will experience a digital production workflow, from creating 3D characters and environments to directing virtual scenes and producing high-quality cinematic videos.
Participants will begin by creating 3D characters using generative AI and transforming real-world locations into digital 3D environments through Gaussian Splatting. These assets will then be integrated into Unreal Engine, a professional real-time 3D production platform. Next, participants will bring their AI-generated characters to life by applying previously recorded actor performances captured using Motion Capture technology. The animated characters will be placed within the reconstructed virtual environments to create dynamic cinematic scenes. A key highlight of the workshop is real-time Virtual Camera cinematography. Using virtual camera technology, participants will explore and film their digital scenes as if operating a physical camera on a real movie set. They will be able to monitor their shots in real time, experiment with camera movements, and direct their scenes interactively within Unreal Engine. Finally, participants will enhance their scenes through lighting, color grading, visual effects, and post-processing to produce polished, high-resolution cinematic videos. By integrating AI-assisted 3D creation, Gaussian Splatting, motion capture, and real-time virtual cinematography, this workshop provides practical experience with advanced production techniques applicable to digital media, animation, advertising, game cinematics, and creative visual storytelling
Course DetailsDecember 8–29, 2026 (4 Sessions)
Tuesdays, 6:00–8:00 PM KST
Many of us already ask AI about stocks, savings, and the news. But can we trust the answers? This hands-on course shows adult learners how to use AI tools such as Claude to make smarter money decisions, safely. Each 2-hour session starts with a real business case, explains one or two key ideas, and then moves to guided practice with AI. Students learn to ask better questions, check sources, read a company’s financial statements, test what a stock price expects, and build a simple personal financial plan. No accounting or finance background is needed, and each session stands on its own. Students leave every session with something they built themselves.
Course DetailsJanuary 20–February 17, 2027 (4 sessions)
Wednesdays, 2:00–4:00 PM KST
This course introduces adult learners and working professionals to the process of creating video content. Participants will explore key stages of video production, including developing ideas, planning content, and communicating effectively through video. The course is intended for individuals interested in strengthening their digital storytelling and content creation skills.
Course DetailsJanuary 23–February 20, 2027 (4 sessions)
Saturdays, 10:00 AM–12:30 PM KST
This hands-on workshop explores professional cinematic content creation by combining advanced AI technologies, motion capture, and real-time virtual production techniques. Participants will experience a digital production workflow, from creating 3D characters and environments to directing virtual scenes and producing high-quality cinematic videos.
Participants will begin by creating 3D characters using generative AI and transforming real-world locations into digital 3D environments through Gaussian Splatting. These assets will then be integrated into Unreal Engine, a professional real-time 3D production platform. Next, participants will bring their AI-generated characters to life by applying previously recorded actor performances captured using Motion Capture technology. The animated characters will be placed within the reconstructed virtual environments to create dynamic cinematic scenes. A key highlight of the workshop is real-time Virtual Camera cinematography. Using virtual camera technology, participants will explore and film their digital scenes as if operating a physical camera on a real movie set. They will be able to monitor their shots in real time, experiment with camera movements, and direct their scenes interactively within Unreal Engine. Finally, participants will enhance their scenes through lighting, color grading, visual effects, and post-processing to produce polished, high-resolution cinematic videos. By integrating AI-assisted 3D creation, Gaussian Splatting, motion capture, and real-time virtual cinematography, this workshop provides practical experience with advanced production techniques applicable to digital media, animation, advertising, game cinematics, and creative visual storytelling
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December 12–19, 2026 (2 sessions)
Saturdays, 10:00 AM–2:00 PM KST
This course combines guided yoga asana practice with an exploration of yoga philosophy and ethics. Each class dedicates one third of its time to physical yoga practice, one third to lectures, and one third to group discussion. Students will develop their yoga practice while exploring how traditional concepts such as ahimsa (nonviolence), compassion, mindfulness, and self-discipline can inform ethical living. Together, we will consider how yoga traditions offer insights for people of diverse religious backgrounds and secular worldviews. Through movement, reflection, and conversation, students will explore connections between physical well-being, self-awareness, and living thoughtfully in the contemporary world.
Course DetailsDecember 10, 2026–January 14, 2027 (4 sessions)
Thursdays, 1:00–3:00 PM KST
This introduction to psychology provides an overview of the main areas of psychology including biology, cognition, development, emotion, health, social, and personality, and clinical psychology. The course is designed to help you understand how psychology is relevant to your life.
Course DetailsJanuary 20–February 17, 2027 (4 sessions)
Wednesdays, 6:00 PM–8:00 PM KST
Just as survival swimming helps us navigate deep waters with confidence, mindfulness offers a foundational path for meeting the everyday waves of life with presence and ease. Everyday Mindfulness is an introductory course designed to explore what mindfulness truly is and how returning to the present moment supports a balanced, grounded life.
Integrating gentle insights into the mind-body connection, this course offers space to understand how stress and anxiety arise and settle. Through guided body scans, gentle awareness, present-moment practices, and meditation, you will experience how staying present fosters clarity, spaciousness, and quiet stability. You will leave with a steady foundation to remain anchored, centered, and open whenever daily pressures arise.
Course DetailsDecember 12, 2026–January 16, 2027 (4 sessions)
Saturdays, 10:00 AM–12:00 PM KST
Communication campaigns play a critical role in the success of an organization; however, not all campaigns have been strategically designed and executed. In particular, this course offers students a theoretical overview on how to plan and evaluate PR campaigns. Students will plan their own PR campaigns, applying theories and concepts learned from the course. In this course, students will have an opportunity to learn from various organizations -- both for-profit and/or non-profit organizations -- through projects that will enable them to apply classroom knowledge and theoretical principles of PR in a global scale.
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