Diploma Policy
In this graduate school, we aim to foster researchers and highly skilled professionals who pursue "commerce studies" that aim to create new commerce by returning to the original meaning of "commerce" (akinau) - the process of negotiating and coordinating among various parties involved in the distribution of goods, money, services, and information in various activities in human society, and integrating economics and policy informatics with commerce, business administration, and accounting. We have set up three courses of study: commerce course, economics course, policy informatics course, and small and medium-sized business management course, and award the corresponding degree for each course to those who have completed the following procedures.
Curriculum Policy (Policy for organizing and implementing the curriculum)
Chiba University of Commerce aims to cultivate people who can pursue their real calling based on the lofty ideals that are the founding principle of the university, and who can view individual sciences from a comprehensive perspective, in other words, "chidoka." This philosophy is also inherited in this graduate school, and we aim to cultivate talented people who will open up a new society through practical learning. The main curriculum is organized according to each course of study.
Admission Policy
Our graduate school aims to go beyond the conventional concept of "commerce" and to train researchers and highly specialized professionals who pursue research based on "commerce (Akinai) studies" that aims to create a new commerce by integrating economics and policy informatics in addition to research in commerce, business administration, and accounting. To achieve this goal, we accept students who have the following clear aims:
- Those who are intellectually curious, have abundant creativity, and can pursue research with original ideas
- Those who have basic skills in commerce, business administration, accounting, economics, policy studies, information science, and media, and can apply and develop these skills.
- Those who have the determination to acquire and utilize advanced specialized knowledge and boldly take on social challenges
- Those who wish to fully contribute to the economic, industrial and local communities by utilizing their knowledge and expertise and interacting with the local community.
- Those who aim to improve their skills in the real world or to become highly specialized professionals such as public servants, tax accountants, accountants, and small and medium-sized business management consultants
- Those who have sufficient Japanese language ability to write a thesis
Three Course Policies
Commerce Course Economics Course Policy Informatics Course Small and Medium Enterprise Management Course