This research has been undertaken to develop a ‘curriculum for convergence education
aimed at guiding self-actualization and enhancing creativity’ for the students of Hyupsung
University. Extant research reviewed includes those supporting a view that education ought to
be the entire process of discovering the inherent potential of a learner and helping him or her
actualize it; the research focusing on the close relation between self-actualization and creative
activities; and the research highlighting the convergent aspect of human life, affirming that the
convergent experience of knowledge construction not only helps improve creative problem
solving, but also aids a learner to recognize the path for self-actualization by enabling the
learner to reach a wholistic understanding of his or her life. The research has yielded 13
convergence curricula, all 3 credit-hour courses, constituting course contents, completion
standards, and the method for effective management. Application of the developed curricula to
college education is expected to create the following effects: higher learning can cope actively
with the social demands for raising the creative, convergent human talents; the curriculum can
lead students to the path toward self-actualization and fulfilling life by strengthening the
‘GPS-type human resource development’ laid out by the educational goal of Hyupsung
University.