Organization
Inha has 10 colleges in Engineering, Natural Science, Economics and Trade, Business Administration, Education, Law, Social Science, Humanities, Human Ecology, and Medicine, and 1 affiliation, 20 departments, 9 major fields of study. Inha University’s Graduate school offers 47 fields of study for the Master’s program and 41 for the Doctoral program. The Graduate School of Education has 31 majors for its Master’s program and research course. The Graduate School of Business Administration offers 1 Master’s program and 2 certificate courses and a part-time MBA program. The Graduate School of Engineering offers 14 majors in its Master’s program and research courses. The Graduate School of Public Administration has 3 majors in its Master’s program and research courses. Founded in 2000, the Graduate School of Information Technology and Telecommunications offers 1 major in its Master's program and the expanded and reorganized Graduate School of International Trade and Logistics now has 2 departments with 5 majors.
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