Course model

The Department of Business Administration organizes a wide range Subject into three areas: "Management," "Marketing," and "Accounting/Finance," and presents a systematic study model for each area. In the Required Subject year, students acquire the basic knowledge of business administration by taking compulsory subjects, and from the second year onwards, they can study more specialized areas of particular interest.

Management area

Flow of taking major subjects

Acquire the basic knowledge of business administration that is essential in any business. In addition to learning about corporate philosophies and mechanisms to realize them, relationships with stakeholders, and the roles of managers, you will also gain an understanding of basic technical terms and the ability to think logically using them. Wear it.Students will further deepen the knowledge they have acquired in the first-year Required Subject "Business Administration" and others. You will systematically learn about the management of various corporate resources such as people, goods, money, and information while approaching the reality of modern companies. Build a foundation of portable knowledge essential for survival in the corporate world.Imagine yourself 10 years from now. What kind of person do you want to be? In the 3rd and 4th years, many advanced and specialized subjects are prepared for you to fulfill your dreams on the international stage, mainly in Asia. Through the 3rd and 4th years of study, students will make a leap from the knowledge they learned in textbooks to the knowledge they can put into practice, and will complete portable knowledge that will be useful throughout their lives.

Marketing area

Flow of taking major subjects

In the first year, students study “distribution/marketing,” which is the foundation of all marketing subjects. You will learn the basics of marketing across a wide range of areas, from the production of products and services to distribution and sales, including wholesale and retail.In the second year, compulsory Required Subject "Distribution Theory" and "Management Marketing Theory" are established. By studying both subjects together, you can acquire systematic knowledge of marketing.In the 3rd and 4th years, various subjects are set up with individual themes in order to acquire more specialized marketing knowledge learned in the 1st and 2nd years.

Accounting/Finance Area

Flow of taking major subjects

In the first year, students study "bookkeeping principles" and "accounting," which are the foundations of all accounting and finance subjects. Accounting is sometimes likened to a language, so it is important to master the basic grammar (journalization) and vocabulary (accounting items). Those who aim to take the bookkeeping certification exam should also study "industrial bookkeeping."The elective Required Subject set up in the second year is "Financial Accounting Theory," which aims to report to outsiders of the company. In addition, "advanced bookkeeping" is established as Elective Subject that develops the bookkeeping learned in the first year. You'll build the foundation of expertise you need to become a sensible businessman.Accounting and finance subjects established in the third and fourth years are designed to cultivate specialized knowledge in each field. There are three major areas in which you can study. First, you can learn more about financial accounting than you learned in your second year, and learn about auditing from the standpoint of an information checker. The second is management accounting and cost accounting for the purpose of internal management within the company. Third, you can learn the knowledge necessary for company analysis from the standpoint of information users.