Acquire a balanced mix of skills, experience, and culture to survive in the global era
In the first and second years, students focus on learning English, the common language of global business, or Chinese, with a view to expanding business with China, which is becoming the center of the world economy, and hone their language skills with an emphasis on speaking. Studying abroad is mandatory for all students in the second year. Students will deepen their learning through overseas experiences, which will lead to specialized studies from the third year onwards, with an eye towards their career direction. In addition, there is an emphasis on acquiring IT skills, which are accelerating the speed of globalization, and students will develop the ability to collect, edit, and disseminate information that flows around the world instantly.
Based on language skills, culture, and overseas experience, students will acquire the skills necessary for doing business with overseas countries in their third and fourth years. Through assignment-based exercises in collaboration with leading domestic companies with global operations, students will gain a hands-on experience of working in a global company, improving their business skills to a working adult level and becoming fully prepared to "work in the world," "work with the world," and "entertain the world."
Wide-ranging education
[Point 1]
Acquire a wide range of knowledge to understand different cultures
[Point 2]
Expanding perspectives step by step from Japan to the rest of Asia and the world
Four years of study
A curriculum that develops with each grade. Lectures proceed at a good pace with a quarter system. Students will achieve learning goals set for each year, as well as language proficiency test targets such as Cambridge Linguaskill and HSK (Chinese Proficiency Test), and will steadily improve their progress.
curriculum
A well-balanced group of subjects that builds the foundation for being active on the world stage. Career subjects are offered from the first year to help students plan their future after graduation.
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This is a group of compulsory subjects that form the core of four years of study, teaching students what international liberal arts is and what knowledge and skills are necessary to be a truly international person. The aim is to acquire knowledge for international understanding from a wide perspective and with multiple viewpoints.
The aim of this program is to provide students with introductory knowledge to acquire a wide range of knowledge for intercultural understanding. Introductory subjects include culture, geography, history, nature, information, the environment, law, and economics.
This is a group of subjects that aims to further develop international understanding based on the basic knowledge learned in introductory subjects and study abroad experiences. Students will acquire knowledge on politics, economics, business, environment, law, information, culture, etc., necessary to understand the world.
This is a group of subjects aimed at acquiring language skills for communication. Depending on your future goals, you can choose to study either English or Chinese.
This is a group of compulsory subjects aimed at acquiring the skills to <gather information>, <edit information>, and <disseminate information>. In the first year, students learn how to handle information, how to gather information, and literacy. In the second year, students will further advance their practical skills and acquire the skills to select appropriate methods.
This is a group of subjects aimed at steadily preparing for the path after graduation. We also plan to have lectures and assignments from companies. Internships are also recommended.
The course consists of compulsory subjects from the first to fourth years, ranging from "Research Basics," "International Liberal Arts Seminar," "Project Seminar," to "Graduation Research." Taking advantage of the small class size, students can receive detailed guidance.
Before and after the study abroad program, students will receive pre- and post-training to improve the effectiveness of their learning during the study abroad period and raise their awareness. From the third year onwards, if certain conditions are met, students may be able to study abroad through our university's exchange program.
This is a general education subject common to all students at the university.
Graduation Requirements and Degrees Available
A total of 124 credits are required for graduation.
Graduation Requirements and Degrees Available
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