civil service course
Aiming to become an excellent civil servant with legal education
Through a curriculum that focuses on civil service examination subjects and the support of teachers with practical administrative experience, students aim to become excellent civil servants with legal backgrounds.
Course registration flow
Learn the basics of legal knowledge and methods
In addition to Orientation Seminar (spring semester) and basic Seminar (fall semester) to learn how to study law and political science independently, students also study basic legal subjects such as constitutional law, civil law, and criminal law.
- Orientation Seminar
- Civil Code I (General Provisions)
- basic Seminar
- Civil Code IV (Specific Obligations)
- Constitution I (human rights)
- Criminal Law I (Overview)
- Constitution II (Overview/Governance Organization)
- judicial law
Acquisition of legal, political, and economic knowledge essential for civil servants
Students will focus on studying civil law, administrative law, public administration, principles of political science, and principles of economics, which are important subjects of the civil service examination. A theme Seminar for a small number of people will also begin to delve deeply into advanced knowledge.
- Administrative Law I (Administrative Action Law)
- Administration
- Administrative Law II (Administrative Relief Law)
- history of political thought
- Civil Code II (Real Rights)
- finance
- Civil Code III (General Obligations)
- tax law
- Principles of Political Science
- Criminal Law II
- economic theory
- Theme Seminar I・II
Deepen knowledge in specialized fields through seminars
In the 3rd and 4th years, students participate in Specialized Seminar I and II according to their areas of interest, and systematically study their specialized areas of interest to acquire advanced knowledge. Acquire problem-finding/solving ability and policy-making ability.
In the fourth year, students work on their graduation research in the seminar they belong to under the guidance of the instructor. In the spring semester of the fourth year, students will also focus on activities to realize their desired career options, such as employment examinations for national and local public servants (administrative), police officers, firefighters, and teachers. pour.
- Specialized Seminar I・II
- city law
- local autonomy theory
- labor law
- Local Autonomy Law
- social security law
- Civil Service Basic Education Ⅰ～VI
- criminal procedure
- Civil Code V (Relatives/Inheritance)
- civil procedure
- information law
Corporate course
Course registration flow
In addition to Orientation Seminar (spring semester) and basic Seminar (fall semester) to learn how to study law and political science independently, students also study basic legal subjects such as constitutional law, civil law, and criminal law.
As the legal knowledge required for companies operating in today's complex economic society, students continue to learn civil law progressively from the first year, as well as corporate law, commercial law general provisions/commercial practice law, intellectual property law, and taxation. Students will focus on learning law, business administration, and accounting.
In the 3rd and 4th years, students participate in specialized Seminar I and II (specialized seminars) in accordance with their areas of interest. Acquire comprehensive study of science in general, ability to find and solve problems, and ability to formulate policies.
In the fourth year, students work on their graduation research in the seminar they belong to under the guidance of the instructor. In the spring semester of the fourth year, students will focus on activities to realize their desired career options, such as job hunting at various companies such as financial institutions, securities companies, trading companies, and service companies.
Legal profession course
Course registration flow
In addition to Orientation Seminar (spring semester) and basic Seminar (fall semester) to learn how to study law and political science independently, students also study basic legal subjects such as constitutional law, civil law, and criminal law. In addition to continuing to study civil law expansively from the first year, administrative law and tax law, which are the basic laws in the public sector, corporate law, which is the basic law of corporate law, general provisions of commercial law, commercial conduct, and intellectual property law. And so on. In legal practice, you will also touch on the actual application of civil and criminal law. In the 3rd and 4th years, students participate in specialized Seminar I and II (specialized seminars) in accordance with their areas of interest. Acquire comprehensive study of science in general, ability to find and solve problems, and ability to formulate policies.
In the fourth year, students work on their graduation research in the seminar they belong to under the guidance of the instructor. In the spring semester of the fourth year, students will focus on activities to realize their desired career options, such as job hunting at various companies such as financial institutions, securities companies, trading companies, and service companies.
Modern law culture course
(For those enrolled in AUAP (Asia University America Program) <AUAP>)
Course registration flow
In addition to Orientation Seminar (spring semester) and basic Seminar (fall semester) to learn how to study law and political science independently, students will learn basic legal subjects such as constitutional law, civil law, and criminal law. Based on the knowledge and experience gained through studying abroad, you will further deepen your knowledge of law and political science.
During the spring semester of your second year, you will study abroad in the United States for five months through AUAP (AUAP (Asia University America Program)). After returning to Japan, from the fall semester of the second year to the spring semester of the third year, students will study basic legal and political subjects, including civil law and criminal law, which they continue to study in their first year.
In the 3rd and 4th years, students participate in specialized Seminar I and II (specialized seminars) in accordance with their areas of interest. Acquire comprehensive study of science in general, ability to find and solve problems, and ability to formulate policies.
In the fourth year, students work on their graduation research in the seminar they belong to under the guidance of the instructor. In the spring semester of the fourth year, students will focus on activities to realize their desired career options, such as job hunting including the civil service examination, various qualification examinations, and entrance examinations for Graduate School.
