Hongik University's unique approach to all aspects of the performing arts is essential for any young artist eager to find their place in the profession.

This major requires practical hands on work in its courses. The curriculum was developed with an emphasis on professional standards.  Many graduates of this program work as actors, directors, stage managers, and designers,

The day time program is mainly divided into two areas: creative and acting components. At the end of the final semester in the program, students work on creative productions as final graduation projects.

Course subjects include directing, playwriting, music, and stage design. While receiving excellent professional training, our students are prepared to face the realities of a competitive industry in performing arts.

The acting program is built on individual attention to technique and development. Students study in acting, voice, dance, and movement class.  In particular, our program utilizes Estill Voice Training Courses (EVT) in voice class. 

The night time curriculum stresses the development of students in collaboration, process, and leadership within the performing arts. Students study production organization, advertising, and marketing, while facilitating various types of stages at the Hongik Daehak-ro Art Center.