- Asia University
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- Faculty of International Relations
- Department of International Relations
- Course introduction/study model
Course introduction/study model
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Economics and Management
Acquire the ability to make accurate and fair judgments by learning about the current state of the turbulent world economy and globalizing corporate activities


1-2
annual
Acquiring basic knowledge and stepping up through study abroad
From the first year, students will join seminars such as Orientation Seminar, basic seminars, and Preliminary to Specialized Seminar to study basic and specialized subjects, as well as specialized English subjects, and take the next step by studying abroad.
Foundational and specialized subjects (economics and business administration)
- Introduction to International Economics
- Introduction to Economics
- Introduction to Business Administration
- Introduction to Political Science
- international economics
- International business theory
- international forum
3
annual
further expertise
- Specialized Seminar I (Economics and Business Management Seminar)
- Specialized Seminar II (Economics and Business Management Seminar)
- International Finance
- Japanese economy and the world
- international trade theory
- International marketing theory
- Chinese economy
- Asian economy theory
- Global Business / EconomyⅠ・Ⅱ
- Western Economics
- Global Innovation Theory
- international internship
4
annual
write Bachelor’s Thesis
- General Seminar I (Economics and Business Management Seminar / Bachelor’s Thesis Writing)
- General Seminar II (Economics and Business Management Seminar / Bachelor’s Thesis Writing)
Law/Politics
Cultivate a broad perspective and deep insight by studying conflict resolution and peacebuilding issues from both political and legal perspectives


1-2
annual
Acquiring basic knowledge and stepping up through study abroad
Foundational and specialized subjects (law and political science)
- Introduction to Political Science
- Introduction to International Law
- Introduction to law
- Introduction to Japan-U.S. Relations
- Introduction to International Politics
- international internship
- Southeast Asian Politics and Diplomacy
- Middle East Politics and Diplomacy
- international security theory
- international human rights law
- American Politics and Diplomacy
- Chinese Politics and Diplomacy
3
annual
further expertise
- Specialized Seminar I (Law and Politics Seminar)
- Specialized Seminar II (Law and Politics Seminar)
- Dispute Resolution and International Law
- comparative politics
- International Organizations and Law
- peacebuilding theory
- American-Asian International Relations
- International journalism theory
- international forum
- Global Governance
4
annual
write Bachelor’s Thesis
- General Seminar I (Law and Politics Seminar / Bachelor’s Thesis Writing)
- General Seminar II (Law and Politics Seminar / Bachelor’s Thesis Writing)
International Cooperation
Comprehensive learning about development issues and development assistance in developing countries, and developing practical skills for international cooperation


1-2
annual
Acquiring basic knowledge and stepping up through study abroad
Foundational and specialized subjects (International Cooperation field)
- Introduction to international cooperation
- Introduction to Cultural Anthropology for Development
- Introduction to Political Science
- Introduction to Global Environmental Issues
- global health
- Introduction to sociology
- Introduction to Economics
- development economics
- development anthropology
- Comparative Culture
- International Development
- international forum
3
annual
further expertise
- Specialized Seminar I (International Cooperation Seminar)
- Specialized Seminar II (International Cooperation Seminar)
- Educational Development Theory
- Industrial Development Theory
- Poverty countermeasures
- Food security
- Practical Studies in International Development
- gender and development
- Development project management
- environment and development
- international internship
4
annual
write Bachelor’s Thesis
- Comprehensive Seminar I (International Cooperation Seminar/ Bachelor’s Thesis Writing)
- Comprehensive Seminar II (International Cooperation Seminar/ Bachelor’s Thesis Writing)
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Department of International Relations