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Trends in Master's and Doctorate Theses in the History of Goryeo and Graduate Education

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From 2000 to 2021, this study reviewed the trend of calculating master's and doctorate thesis and subject-specific trends, and the time required to submit doctoral thesis after master's graduation. Through this, I tried to provide graduate education materials. If necessary, the analysis was divided into the first half of 2000-2010 and the second half of 2011-2021. First, the master's and doctorate thesis of the Goryeo Dynasty were analyzed by year, region, and university. As an analysis by year, master's thesis up from the first half, and doctoral dissertations, down from the first half. It can be seen that there is a difficulty in fostering the next generation of PhD-level. By regional analysis, universities in Seoul and Gyeongsang regions had a large number of master's and doctorate papers, and the number of papers and average number of papers was also high. The number of universities that produced master's thesis did not increase much in the second half, but the number of papers increased significantly and the average number of papers increased. On the other hand, the number of universities that produced doctoral papers decreased significantly in the second half, the number of papers decreased significantly, and the average number of papers decreased. There were four universities in Seoul, three universities in Gyeongsang, and one university in Jeolla Province that produced more than 10 master's thesis by university analysis. Two universities in Seoul produced more than 10 doctoral papers. In this regard, both master's and doctorate graduates produced the largest number of graduates at universities in Seoul due to regional and university-specific concentrations. Graduates produced by universities in Gyeongsang and Jeolla regions also accounted for a significant proportion. Second, the trend of master's and doctoral thesis in the Goryeo Dynasty by subject and the time required to submit doctoral thesis after master's graduation were reviewed. The subject of the master's thesis was in the order of politics, diplomacy, and thought in 258 articles, and the subject of the doctoral thesis was in the order of politics, thought, and diplomacy in 105 articles. Whether they were masters or doctors, traditional topics were strong and there were many new topics too, so they coexisted. Overall, academic trends in the history of the Goryeo Dynasty related to the subject of master's and doctorate thesis were influencing. The average time it took to submit a doctoral thesis after graduating from the master's degree was 9.9 years, and there was no significant difference between the first half and the second half. On the other hand, as a result of reviewing based on the time of master's graduation, the period from the 1980s to the 2010s tended to be shorter as the time went down. These data are thought to be an important indicator of graduate education.

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From 2000 to 2021, this study reviewed the trend of calculating master's and doctorate thesis and subject-specific trends, and the time required to submit doctoral thesis after master's graduation. Through this, I tried to provide graduate education materials. If necessary, the analysis was divided into the first half of 2000-2010 and the second half of 2011-2021. First, the master's and doctorate thesis of the Goryeo Dynasty were analyzed by year, region, and university. As an analysis by year, master's thesis up from the first half, and doctoral dissertations, down from the first half. It can be seen that there is a difficulty in fostering the next generation of PhD-level. By regional analysis, universities in Seoul and Gyeongsang regions had a large number of master's and doctorate papers, and the number of papers and average number of papers was also high. The number of universities that produced master's thesis did not increase much in the second half, but the number of papers increased significantly and the average number of papers increased. On the other hand, the number of universities that produced doctoral papers decreased significantly in the second half, the number of papers decreased significantly, and the average number of papers decreased. There were four universities in Seoul, three universities in Gyeongsang, and one university in Jeolla Province that produced more than 10 master's thesis by university analysis. Two universities in Seoul produced more than 10 doctoral papers. In this regard, both master's and doctorate graduates produced the largest number of graduates at universities in Seoul due to regional and university-specific concentrations. Graduates produced by universities in Gyeongsang and Jeolla regions also accounted for a significant proportion. Second, the trend of master's and doctoral thesis in the Goryeo Dynasty by subject and the time required to submit doctoral thesis after master's graduation were reviewed. The subject of the master's thesis was in the order of politics, diplomacy, and thought in 258 articles, and the subject of the doctoral thesis was in the order of politics, thought, and diplomacy in 105 articles. Whether they were masters or doctors, traditional topics were strong and there were many new topics too, so they coexisted. Overall, academic trends in the history of the Goryeo Dynasty related to the subject of master's and doctorate thesis were influencing. The average time it took to submit a doctoral thesis after graduating from the master's degree was 9.9 years, and there was no significant difference between the first half and the second half. On the other hand, as a result of reviewing based on the time of master's graduation, the period from the 1980s to the 2010s tended to be shorter as the time went down. These data are thought to be an important indicator of graduate education.

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