four years of learning

In addition to acquiring study skills through seminar courses for first-year students, students will also study general and introductory courses on international relations. In the fall semester, students will select their course and decide which [Preliminary to Specialized Seminar] they will belong to.

Main classes

• Orientation Seminar
• basic seminar
• International English I・II
• English for International Studies Ⅰ
• Academic Writing I
• Academic Reading I
• Introduction to International Economics
• Introduction to Business Administration
• Introduction to International Politics
• Introduction to Japan-U.S. Relations
• Introduction to international cooperation
• Introduction to cultural anthropology for development, etc.

Students will further develop their expertise through a variety of specialized courses related to international relations and the "Preliminary to Specialized Seminar." In addition, they will put the language skills they have acquired in the "Expert English Courses" into practice through long-term and short-term study abroad programs in the United States and Asia in the fall semester.

Main classes

• Preliminary to Specialized Seminar
• international economics
• International business theory
• international security theory
• American Politics and Diplomacy
• international human rights law
• International cooperation and economic development
• development and society
• English for International Studies II
• Presentation of Global Studies Ⅰ
• Academic Writing II
• Academic Reading II, etc.

Acquire knowledge in all-English courses and specialized courses with a higher degree of expertise. Belonging to [Specialized Seminar] and [Comprehensive Seminar], students will put the finishing touches on their studies in preparation for writing Bachelor’s Thesis in the fourth year.

Main class

• Specialized Seminar I・II
• Comprehensive Seminar Ⅰ・Ⅱ
• International marketing theory
• Global Innovation Theory
• International journalism theory
• Dispute Resolution and International Law
• Development project management
• International NGO Theory
• international internship
• Global Issues Ⅰ・Ⅱ
• International Business Communication Ⅰ・Ⅱ
• English Seminar I/II, etc.