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The curriculum is structured so that students can study systematically from basic to advanced levels.
The curriculum is structured so that students can study systematically from basic to advanced levels.
Since its founding, our university has focused on foreign language education with the aim of nurturing excellent human resources who will lead the globalization era, and has established an excellent educational system with both curriculum and faculty.
There are 14 foreign language courses offered. Many foreign teachers teach the classes, and students not only learn a foreign language, but also gain direct exposure to the circumstances, lifestyle, and customs of the teachers' home countries, deepening their understanding of different cultures.
There are 14 foreign language courses offered. Many foreign teachers teach the classes, and students not only learn a foreign language, but also gain direct exposure to the circumstances, lifestyle, and customs of the teachers' home countries, deepening their understanding of different cultures.
14 languages to learn
The university offers classes in 14 languages. You can learn languages from around the world, mainly in Asia, but also in the Middle East, Europe, and America.Excluding universities with departments specializing in foreign languages, this number and breadth is one of the most comprehensive.
Each language can be taken from the first year, and the curriculum is structured so that applicants can study systematically from basic to advanced levels over the course of four years.
*The languages that you can take vary depending on the faculty/department you belong to.
Special page for foreign languages other than English (13 languages)
We have created special pages for 13 of the 14 languages you can learn, excluding English, so please take a look.
Freshman English
First-year courses that contribute to the results of studying abroad
Freshman English is a course taken by all first-year students across all faculties, primarily aimed at improving speaking skills. Instructors are native English speakers, providing a practical learning environment. Classes mainly consist of pair work and group work. Classes are divided by level, allowing even students who are not proficient in English to naturally become comfortable with conversation, creating an environment where they can confidently participate in study abroad programs.
*Subject names may vary depending on the faculty and department.
*Subject names may vary depending on the faculty and department.
3 features
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of a native speaker
Classes by teachers
Classes by teachers
The main teacher in charge of the class is a teacher who is a native speaker. I have specialized skills in teaching English to non-native English Professor.
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Small Class Size
Class organization
Class organization
Classes are organized on the basis of 20 students or less per class according to proficiency level. We will develop an all-participatory class that incorporates games and pair work.
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A 105-minute English experience session
2 days a week
2 days a week
All first-year students will have two 105-minute sessions per week of "practical English," allowing them to learn effectively while stimulating each other with their peers.
English learning "e-learning" using the Internet
English classes are not only held in the classroom. You can also learn English on the Internet. You can choose a course that suits your ability and study at your own pace. It is also possible to self-diagnose your English ability with a proficiency test and leave a history of your learning progress. You can study English in your free time and anywhere. Some faculties use “e-learning” as pre-enrollment education.Various efforts to increase educational effectiveness
Outside of class hours, we also hold many exchange events and free talks with native-speaking teachers, and we are working to increase opportunities to come into contact with foreign languages on a daily basis.study abroad program
You can also use your language skills to take on the challenge of various study abroad programs.Specialized subjects taught in English
By learning English "by",
further improve your language skills
further improve your language skills
In order to improve practical English proficiency, we offer classes taught in English in some faculties and Subject Open to All students. For example, we have classes to learn English, which is often used in business situations, by imagining specific situations such as ``product marketing'' and ``job interviews.'' In addition, there are classes that use case studies to learn about the roles played by international organizations, including the United Nations and NGOs.
[Faculty of Business Administration] Business Communication
Improve communication skills useful in the global business scene
Focus on learning English, which is frequently used in the business scene. Being fluent in business English will give you the confidence to succeed in an increasingly globalized world. Topics covered in class include "handling complaints from clients", "explaining company performance", "arranging travel", "writing invitations", "marketing products", and "interviewing for a job". And so on. Through practical learning such as interviews and group presentations in English, you will acquire useful skills in the field of business.[Faculty of International Relations] Global Governance
Approaching accumulating issues in the international community using English
In recent years, the international community has faced many global problems such as armed conflicts, terrorist attacks, nuclear proliferation, poverty, forced migration, and global warming. is an urgent issue. In class, students will learn the roles of international organizations, including the United Nations and NGOs, from case studies, and gain a comprehensive understanding of the necessary cooperative systems in the international community and the problems that arise in the process of their formation. During class, activities such as listening, writing, speaking, discussing, and giving presentations are all done in English, so you can acquire advanced English skills.List of Specialized Subjects Learned in English
| Faculty of Business Administration Department of Business Administration | ● Business Communication I ● Business Communication Ⅱ ● Business Issues I ● Business Issues II |
| Faculty of Business Administration Department of Data Science | ● Introduction to Artificial Intelligence II |
| Faculty of Economics | ● Learning economics in English ● Learning about the world economy in English I ● Learning about the world economy in English II ● Learning about the Japanese economy in English |
| Faculty of International Relations | ● English for International Studies Ⅰ ● English for International Studies II ● Academic Writing I ● Academic Writing II ● Academic Reading I ● Academic Reading II ● Presentation of Global Studies I ● Presentation of Global Studies Ⅱ ● Global Governance ● Global Business ● Socio-Cultural Studies I ● Socio-Cultural Studies II ● International Development ● International Business Communication Ⅰ ● International Business Communication Ⅱ ● Advanced Presentation of Global Studies ● English Seminar I ● English Seminar Ⅱ ● Global Issues I ● Global Issues Ⅱ ● Essentials for English Presentations ● Introduction to Academic Research ● Studies for Multiculturalism ● Seminar on Research and Presentation |
| Faculty of Urban Innovation | ● Cross-cultural communication ● Outline of SDGs |
| Subject Open to All students All undergraduate departments | ● Doing History Ⅰ ● Doing History Ⅱ ● American Issues ● Global Studies ● Liberal arts basics (chess and literature) ● Liberal Arts Basics (Urban Problems and Urban Planning) ● Data science application project II |
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