Subject Open to All students

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Broad education and deep expertise.
We have established a diverse group of subjects consisting of six areas that enable students to acquire a broad perspective and basic knowledge.

Learning at Asia University consists of “Subject Open to All students,” which allow students to come into contact with various fields and acquire a wide range of education and perspectives, and “Specialized Subjects,” which cultivate deep expertise and practical social skills. As you build your learning, you will acquire the knowledge and skills that will be the core of your future.

language and world

Approaching the "world" from various angles

This group of subjects consists of language-related subjects and world-related subjects. The aim is not only to understand languages, but also to learn about the cultures, historical and geographical situations of various countries around the world, and to enhance linguistic abilities for international understanding.

Target Classes
●English Communication Ⅰ～Ⅷ
●Chinese Communication I-IV
●German Communication I-IV
●French Communication I-IV

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● Korean Communication Ⅰ～Ⅳ
●Spanish Communication I～IV
● Applied Chinese Ⅰ～Ⅳ
● Applied German Ⅰ～Ⅳ
● Advanced French Ⅰ～Ⅳ
● Applied Korean Ⅰ～Ⅳ
● Applied Russian Ⅰ～Ⅳ
●Applied Spanish I～IV
●Intermediate to Advanced Japanese I-VI
●Advanced Japanese I & II
● English Reading Techniques I & II
●Hospitality English I & II
●English Presentation Techniques I & II
● International current affairs English
●TOEIC Preparation I/II
English-speaking societies and cultures
● Introduction to Business English I & II
●English I & II learned through history
● Japanese Issues
● Overseas language training (for AUGP participants)
●Traditional culture of Asia
● Knowing Asia Chapter 12
●Western history I・II
●Oriental history I・II
● Japanese History Ⅰ・Ⅱ
●Northeast Asian research I・II
●Southeast Asian research I・II
●Chinese research I・II
●International Relations Ⅰ・Ⅱ
Basic education (intercultural exchange from the perspective of history)
●Doing History Ⅰ・Ⅱ

expression and art

What are human, society, and expression? Think from the perspective of "art"

Beginning with the acquisition of skills to express one's own thoughts, students learn about human lifestyles and societal structures from works of art from various eras. This group of subjects involves comparing and examining diverse values and considering the meaning of expression.

Target Classes
Japanese traditional performing arts
● Expression and Media I & II
●Japanese Literature (Used)
●Japanese Literature (Medieval Period)
●Japanese Literature (Early Modern Period)

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● Japanese Literature (modern and contemporary)
● Representational Culture of Japan
● Japanese art
●Western Literature Ⅰ・Ⅱ
●Chinese Literature Ⅰ・Ⅱ
●European Art and Culture I・II
●Creative World I (Words and Imagination)
The world of creation Ⅱ (animation world)
● Written expression
●Writing techniques
Basic education (Modern Japanese culture and expressions)
Basic education (chess and literature)
Liberal Arts Basics (Introduction to Modern Literature)
Basic education (modern literature read through theory)
Liberal Arts Fundamentals (Pedagogy of Diversity and Art)
●Fundamentals of liberal arts (Heian literature)

human and society

Uncovering the "now" from the relationship between individuals and society

This subject area explores the relationship between the individual and society. Students will learn about the value systems of modern society, their origins, and the underlying ideologies and cultures. Practical volunteer-related subjects are also included here.

Target Classes
●Political Science I/II
●Law I/II
●Religious Studies I/II
● History of Japanese Thought I & II
●Cultural anthropology I/II
● An Invitation to Gender research

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●Economics Ⅰ・Ⅱ
● Sociology Ⅰ・Ⅱ
● Geography Ⅰ・Ⅱ
●History of Social Thought I・II
●Volunteer theory I, II, III
● Introductory Sign Language Ⅰ・Ⅱ
●Disaster Relief Activities
●Modern Liberal Arts Special Lecture
●Think about the spirit of the university

heart and body

Exploring “humans” scientifically

Maintaining and improving physical and mental health is a fundamental challenge for human development. This course explores psychological issues related to understanding others and oneself, as well as theories and practices concerning physical health and sports.

Target Classes
●Ethics I/II
●Psychology I/II
● Basketball
● Volleyball
● Futsal
●Badminton
● Tennis
● Health & Fitness
● Yoga & Pilates
● Body control
●Philosophy I/II

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●Health of mind and body
●Emergency measures and preventive measures
●Medicine in everyday life

Information and nature/environment

Understanding the "global environment" from the perspective of natural science

This course explores the social significance of the concept of "information" and cultivates the logical thinking skills that underlie it. Furthermore, through subjects in the natural sciences, students learn about the nature of the universe and its essence.

Target Classes
● Basic Mathematical Science I-IV
● Information and Society I & II
●Programming Languages I & II
●Biology I/II
● Information literacy

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●Spreadsheets and Data Science
●Geography Ⅰ・Ⅱ
●Introduction to Natural Science I・II
● Universe and Matter
●Environmental Science
● Introductory Mathematics I・II
●Introduction to Statistics I・II
●Introduction to data science
● Data Science Application Project Ⅰ・Ⅱ

life and career options

Draw your own “future”

Employment has a great impact on economic independence and the formation of identity. This is a group of courses for students to understand whether their self-awareness and academic ability are sufficient, and to understand the occupations that suit their qualities.

Target class
●Career Internship
● Career design
●Introduction to Career IT
●Introduction to Asian Career Development I・II
●Contemporary Asia and Career Design

｜STUDENT'S VOICE｜

I met him in class.
Kant's philosophy becomes the pillar of life

Of Subject Open to All students the one that left the biggest impression on me was [Ethics]. When I wanted to do an artistic activity that expresses beauty and human goodness, in this class I encountered the words of the German philosopher Kant, "The purpose of life is the achievement of goodness." became. These words, which verbalize my vague thoughts, have become the pillars that support me.

# Shape your own beauty

Mr. W
Faculty of International Relations Department of International Relations 4th year

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