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Subjects studying with International Students
The Center for Global Education and Japanese Studies offers subjects about Japanese traditional cultures and arts, as well as cross-cultural understanding, which domestic students can take and study with international students. For details and registration of each subject, please refer to syllabus, the program guide of each faculty’s general and liberal education subjects. Please note that all the following courses have the maximum number of students allowed and require advanced registration.
Subjects of the Center for Global Education and Japanese Studies
Subjects conducted in English
- Introduction to Japanese Culture in the Global Context
- Introduction to Japanese Society in the Global Context
- Introduction to the Nature of Japan and Asia in the Global Context
- Humanities and Global Issues
- Social Sciences and Global Issues
- Natural Sciences and Global Issues
- Japan in Modern World History
- International Relations in the Postwar Era
- Issues in Japanese Culture
- Democracy and Politics : A Comparative Perspective
- Education in the Age of Globalization
- Issues in Intercultural Communication
- Economy and Business in the Global Context 1
- Economy and Business in the Global Context 2
- Critical Social Issues in Contemporary Japan 1
- Critical Social Issues in Contemporary Japan 2
- The Divisions of Identity in Society
- Statistics for the Social Sciences and Humanities
- Introduction to Computer Science and Information Technology
- Human Science in the Global Age
- Introduction to Quantitative Data Analysis
- Conservation of Japanese Nature and Environment
- Mathematics and its History
- Science of Natural Disasters
- Principles of Economics
- Environmental Economics and Sustainability
- Japanese Thought and Religion 1
- Japanese Thought and Religion 2
- Tradition and Art in Japan 1
- Tradition and Art in Japan 2
- Japan Today 1
- Japan Today 2
- Advanced Seminar 1
- Advanced Seminar 2
- Advanced Seminar 3
Subjects conducted in Japanese
- Japan and Asia 1 ―Cultural exchange between Japan and China
- Japan and Asia 2 ―What is Modern?
- The Tradition and Beauty of Japan ―The way of Ikebana
- The Tradition and Culture of Japan ―The Beauty of Flowers from the Perspective of Japanese People
- The Tradition and Culture of Japan ―Kimono
- The Tradition and Performing Arts of Japan ―Gagaku
- The Japanese Tradition of Noh Play ―Exploring Japanese Culture through Noh Play
- The Tradition and Performing Arts of Japan ―The Topology of Japanese Beauty
Subjects conducted in foreign language other than English
- Japan and Asia 2 ―Cultural exchange between Japan and Korea (Korean)
- The Tradition and Performing Arts of Japan ―Kanatehon Chushingura (Korean)