As the Startup Interdisciplinary Major is opening the 'Entrepreneurship Field Training I, II' courses for the 2026 2nd Semester, we look forward to the active interest of currently enrolled students who are engaged in startup activities.

[Alternative Credit Recognition System for Startups]

1. Operational Purpose : To expand the scope of career exploration through startup activities by minimizing the difficulties arising from balancing startups and academic studies.

2. Course Operation

1) Course Overview

2) Credit Recognition: 3 credits recognized per time (semester) / A maximum of 6 credits can be earned up to 2 times before graduation.

3) Activity Requirements

• ❍  A system that recognizes 3 credits by conducting actual startup activities for 15 weeks or more per semester.

• ❍  Startup activities comprehensively refer to operations occurring within the value chain, such as idea commercialization processes after a student entrepreneur starts a startup—specifically product and technology development, acquisition of intellectual property rights, product production, product purchase and distribution, marketing and public relations, customer relationship management, capital procurement and operation, human resources management, and planning.

• ❍  Those who have started the Entrepreneurship Field Training must conduct regular monthly reporting at least 4 times to their advising professor, including orientation, midterm review meetings, on-site visits by the advising professor, and final review meetings.

  • ⦁  Orientation: Application for Entrepreneurship Field Training, utilization of the performance plan (conducted individually by the advising professor)

  • ⦁  Writing monthly performance reports and submitting the midterm performance report to the advising professor

  • ⦁  Grade Confirmation: Confirmed after submitting the final performance report to the advising professor by the end of the final exam period.

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3. Eligibility

1. 1) Enrolled students who have completed 2 or more semesters (Eligible to take 'Entrepreneurship Field Training I' from the first semester of the 2nd year) / Transfer students who have registered at least 1 time (Excluding semesters of academic failure).

2. 2) To register for the course, the student must have available credit capacity equivalent to the corresponding credits (3 credits each for 'Entrepreneurship Field Training I, II') within the maximum limit of credits that can be taken.

3. 3) Those who have completed registration for the corresponding semester.

4. 4) Those who are listed as the representative (including co-representatives) on the business registration certificate as of the course registration date.

5. 5) Cannot be applied for concurrently with the Field Training System (Internship).

6. 6) 'Entrepreneurship Field Training II' can only be taken by those who have completed 'Entrepreneurship Field Training I' and maintain their business registration.

7. 7) In the case of anti-social or unethical business types that deviate from the educational philosophy of this university, the course may not be permitted as Entrepreneurship Field Training based on the judgment of the Dean of the School of Interdisciplinary Studies and the advising professor.

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4. Application Period & Procedure

1. 1) Application Period: ~ until July 22, 2026 (Wed)

2. 2) Application Method: Email submission (lojkmt1126@catholic.ac.kr)

3. 3) Required Documents (Refer to the attached files):

• - Application Form and Performance Plan (Attachment 1)

• - Personal Information Collection and Use Consent Form (Attachment 2)

• - Copy of Business Registration Certificate

• - Evidentiary documents related to the business item (Promotional materials, business plan, etc.)

• - (If applicable) Evidentiary documents for sales and business performance

• - (If applicable) Patent/Utility Model Registration Certificate

4. 4) Process

• ❍  Whether to permit the applicant's course enrollment will be decided through deliberation, and individual notices are scheduled to be sent to the applicants before the semester begins.

• ❍  Only applicants who are not mere applicants but have received enrollment permission can take the course.

• ❍  In the case of business closure, the course will be processed as uncompleted (Incomplete/Fail).

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Inquiries: School of Interdisciplinary Studies / 02-2164-4171