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Hybrid Model (On/Off)Offline classes are conducted in the classroom, and at the same time, online classes (real-time transmission, post-uploading after the offline class, etc. ) will be provided. Students can choose their preferred attendance type between offline and online for each course and attend accordingly. (Refer to page 2 for attached guidelines on how to choose attendance type (class method).)There is no discrimination/penalty on attendance and grades between offline and online students. Definition of “50 Registered Students” for Theoretical Theoretical/Practice Courses 1. Based on the total number of registered students after the course registration period* during break. *Undergraduate: 2020. 8. 14.(Fri) 17:00, Graduate: 2020. 8. 20.(Thu) 17:00 2. Method of classes does not change even if the number of registered students changes after the registration confirmation and changing period. Ex 1) Initially 49 registered students, Hybrid model → Increase to 55 students after changing period, remains as a Hybrid model Ex 2) Initially 55 registered students, Online class → Decrease to 49 students after changing period, remains as online class How to Choose Class Method (On/Off) Students can choose their own preferred class method between online and offline for hybrid model, via Eureka Portal. The menu will be opened after course registration period. 1st: Within 2 days after course registration during break - Students can choose their own preferred class method for their registered hybrid model classes. 2nd: Within 7 days after course registration confirmation and changing period - Students can change their preferred class method they initially chose (off↔on) or choose class method for newly registered class. In order to provide students the opportunity to experience both [offline] and [online] class methods, the selection period will be given about a week, and the professors will be guided to ensure that attendance will not be graded from the beginning of the semester until the second (final) selection period. Please refer to the attached file for more details.

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CourseInstruction for Fall 2020 To ensure the quality ofeducation while conforming to the social distancing guidelines and government regulations,the plan for course instruction for Fall 2020 at Ewha is as follows: [Summary] Course TypeClass sizeInstruction FormatAttendanceLab experiment/ Practice/TrainingAll classesin-person + online(students may choose to take courses online or in-person)choose betweenonline and in-personTheory/ Theory Practical50 students or less50 students or moreonline onlyonline only [Details]1. Instruction fortheory/theory practical courses with less than 50 registered students andall lab experiment/practical/training courses will be offered both in-personand online. 1) Type of Class:- Theory and practical courses withless than 50 registered students- Courses which include labexperiments, practice or training that are required to be done in-person 2)Instruction format (faculty):- Teach class in-person in assignedclassroom during assigned time- Teach via online platformin real time for students taking class remotely (synchronous) or record lectureand upload video file afterwards (asynchronous) (ZOOM support to be provided)3) Attendance(students): - Choose between attending in-person class or takingclass online * Neither option will result in anydisadvantages to a student’s grade or attendance※ Classroomassignments may change based on the number of students choosing the in-personoption. 4) Notes: -Theory and theory/practical courses with less than 50 registered students mayconvert to being conducted fully online or face-to-face, or be adjusted to amore efficient instruction method, if: 1) there is common consent between theinstructor and students, and 2) the (relevant college/graduate school) dean hasapproved of the change after consideration of the course type, quality,availability of classrooms.-For classes that include lab experiments, practice or training that requirestudents to take class in person (requiring uses of university facilities suchas experimental or practice equipment), in-person classes may be held duringthe times notified in advance by the course instructor upon receiving approvalfrom the dean. However, efforts will be made to make accommodations forstudents whose travel or living conditions restrict their availability to cometo campus, or who are at risk of exposure to possible infection, etc. 2. Theory/ theory practical courses with more than50 registered students will be conducted online during the entire semester. In accordance with universityregulations on remote teaching and learning, online courses will be composed ofthe following: Criteria forvideo lectures● Criteria for Online (Video) Lecture· Must be one of the following: ①synchronous online class, ② lecture video recorded by instructor (asynchronous), ③ a combination of the above· Hours per Credit3 credits (2 sessions/week, 75 minutes per class): Length of lecture video must be at least 40 minutes3 credits (1 session/week, 150 minutes): Length of lecture video must be at least 75 minutes2 credits (1 session/week, 100 minutes): Length of lecture video must be at least 50 minutes1 credit (1 session/week, 50 minutes): Length of lecture video must be at least 25 minutes· At least 30% of lecture content must be updated or renewed at the beginning of each year-Classrooms will not be assigned for online courses 3. Midterm and final examswill be conducted in compliance with university regulation; in-person exams arerecommended. Article 38 (Examinations) ① Examinations must be conducted regularly for each course, mid-term and at the end of each semester. However, depending on the course, examinations may not take place or may be replaced with temporary examinations. (amended 2016.6.16.) ② Examinations may be conducted in written or oral format, replaced with submission of assignments, or conducted in other methods, at the discretion of the course instructor (added 2016.6.16.)*Details for in-personexams will be provided later. 4. Course instructionmethods may change depending on the COVID-19 situation (phase).

Due to this special circumstances, instructions are subject to change.

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Many students have reached out to usrequesting for an extension of the application period. In order to reflect our students’ currentcircumstances, we have decided to extend our deadline for Fall 2020 applicationuntil June 21, 2020. BEFORE:June 14(Sun), 23:59(Korean Time)AFTER:June 21(Sun), 23:59(Korean Time) Those of you who didn’t manage to applyyet, do so now J We may have more time flexibility forKorean nationals who do not require a visa. Please contact us at goabroad@ewha.ac.kr if you have questions.

1. Suspension of Re-Entry Permit Exemption and Application for Re-Entry Permit⦁ Beginning June 1, 2020, registered aliens who are seeking re-entry into the ROK after departure are required to obtain a Re-Entry Permit in accordance with Article 30 of the Immigration Act, and leaving the Republic of Korea without a Re-Entry Permit will result in cancellation of Alien Registration.⦁ Yet, those with Diplomats (A-1), Government Officials (A-2, A-3) or Overseas Korean (F-4) status do not need to apply for a Re-Entry Permit, and are allowed to re-enter the ROK as previously done. ⦁ Re-Entry Permit can be applied for at immigration offices across the nation including at the airports. 2. Submission of Diagnosis for Re-Entry of Long-term Stayers⦁ Beginning June 1, 2020, registered aliens (except Diplomats (A-1), Government Officials (A-2, A-3) and Overseas Korean (F-4) status) seeking re-entry into the ROK after departure are required to undergo a medical examination related to COVID-19 within 48 hours prior to the date of departure for the ROK and carry and present a medical certificate (diagnosis) detailing the results to re-enter the ROK. NOTE ⦁ A diagnosis must be written either in Korean or English and be issued by an authorized local medical institute.⦁ It must include the date of examination, and the presence or absence of fever, cough, chills, headache, difficulty of breathing, muscle pain and pulmonary symptoms, and must be significant.

We believe that the current COVID-19 situation may cause some psychological burden upon you. In this regard, the Student counselling center will offer English counselling service by phone for our International Exchange students. Service period: Until May 4 (subject to change)Service times: Mondays from 9:00 to 12:00Phone number: 02 3277 6525Service type: One time counselling, within 30 minutes

In order to prevent spread of the COVID-19, courses will be held online throughout the rest of the Spring 2020 semester. - Only classes that must meet offline such as experiment, training, practical courses will meet from May 4(Mon) (Further notification will be posted at a later date)- Mid term and final exams will be administered based on the course professor’s decision (offline exams not allowed until May 3)

Currently the Korean government urges all the people in Korea to follow the guidelines of their "Social Distancing" campaign in order to prevent further spread of the COVID-19. Please refer to the image below for further information.