Diploma Policy / Curriculum Policy
Diploma Policy of Faculty of Economics
Curriculum Policy of Faculty of Economics
Academic Curriculum
Major subjects Educational Programs Expert Course
The curriculum of the Faculty of Economics consists of major courses in economics, business administration, accounting, informatics, and law, in addition to basic subjects in liberal arts and general education. The main courses are organized with an interdisciplinary approach into five educational programs that are consistent with the needs of the Japanese economy, and conducive to promising career paths.
The mentoring system is implemented to assist students in the selection of the appropriate educational programs, and in the planning of their learning activities. Advice is provided by mentors with special knowledge and experience in order to allow students to adapt to the new learning environment, attend various courses for freshman and sophomore, and specialized fields of study, as well as small-group seminars, and complete the requirements for graduation in a systematic and consistent manner.
Major subjects
Major subjects are classified into five academic fields: Economics, Business Administration, Accounting, Law and Informatics.
| Academic Field | Major courses |
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World Economy, Foundations of Finance, Economic and Social Policy, General Theory of Economic History, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, etc. |
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Business Administration, Management Strategy, Marketing, Product Planning, Human Resource Management, Socially responsible and Social businesses, Business Ethics, etc. |
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Accounting in Commercial Activities, Financial Accounting, Cost Accounting, Accounting Theory, etc |
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System and Information, Programming, Management Mathematics, Information Management, Management Information Systems, Information Systems Design, Business Model Design, etc. |
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Introduction to Law, Introduction to Tax Law, Company Law, Civil Law, Administrative Law, Social Security, Bill of Rights, etc |
Educational Programs
The rich curriculum is structured into five educational programs based on at least two major academic fields of study. The interdisciplinary feature of each educational program is important as it enables students to grasp broader perspectives and deeper knowledge in the related fields of study. The ultimate objective of these multidisciplinary foundations is to equip students with the necessary understanding and ability to interact with the environment and lead a constructive role in society.
| Program(further information) | Academic fields |
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| Global Business and Economy |
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| Business Design |
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| Business Accounting and Tax Law |
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| Regional Public Policy and Public Benefit Service |
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| Economy and Sustainability |
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Expert Course
The Expert Course constitutes a linkage between the undergraduate programs with the Master’s program at the Graduate School of Economics. The integrated course allows excellent students to pursue systematic studies at undergraduate programs that facilitate, under conditions related to academic performance, a smooth transition to the graduate program.
Global Business and Economy Unit
Urban Business and Regional Economy Unit
Market and Corporate Analysis Unit
Please refer to further information(in Japanese)
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