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Seminars are classes in which full-time faculty members set a research theme each semester and students independently conduct research activities around that theme. These are compulsory courses for graduation and are divided into "Seminar 1" for second-year students, "Seminar 2" for third-year students, and "Graduation Research (Seminar 3)" for fourth-year students.
Graduation research is a class in which students present the results of research they have learned in seminars and other classes over the four years of university in the form of a graduation thesis or other work. The faculty members who supervise students on their graduation thesis and other work are the faculty members in charge of the fourth-year seminar.
The goal is to have students spend four years at university completing a course that will enable them to confidently say to others, "I have studied and mastered this specialized field."
| Research Topics | Faculty | Seminar details page |
|---|---|---|
| Designing comfortable and liveable urban spaces | Keisuke Enokido | PDF(110KB) |
| The relationship between legal systems and human rights: from classic issues to cutting-edge problems | Yuya Ohkubo | PDF(81KB) |
| Scientific Programming | Jun Oyano | PDF(94KB) |
| Network broadcasting as an application of information literacy ~Media Production + Studio + Internet~ |
Masahiro Kashiwagi | PDF(97KB) |
| Research and production of local history, culture, and folklore based on field surveys | Amount of rotten wood | PDF(97KB) |
| Arts, Media and Expression | Jun Kushizawa | PDF(83KB) |
| Exchange and Emotions ~A three-year drama that will color your life~ |
Kazuki Goto | PDF(100KB) |
| Contemporary Culture and Local Community | Gon Eiji | PDF(95KB) |
| Business and Society | Shun Sakamoto | PDF(91KB) |
| Sustainability: Exploring environmental business and SDGs business that considers society, economy, and the environment | Takuya Sugimoto | PDF(78KB) |
| Urban policies and social design to foster social capital - Working closely with the people of the town, we create a place that brings together the people who live in the area - |
Kazunari Togawa | PDF(123KB) |
| Applying ICT to improve life: Developing systems and applications that support daily life | Takeyuki Nagao | PDF(86KB) |
| Visualizing and understanding society and relationships using models | Takashi Hirahara | PDF(94KB) |
| Policy informatics as a study of the interrelationship between politics, economy, and society - Learning through maps, games and literature - |
Satoshi Fuchimoto | PDF(95KB) |
| 3D Modeling and Programming | Tatsuo Minohara | PDF(74KB) |
| Arts research with a focus on performing arts | Akiko Yuzuruhara | PDF(75KB) |
| Practicing design-based manufacturing | Kazuyuki Yoshiba | PDF(83KB) |
