Faculty Courses

General Education Courses

A Liberal Arts Education for Critical Thinking and Decision-Making

I: Natural Science Courses

II: Humanities and Social Science Courses

III: Interdisciplinary and Comprehensive Courses

IV: Independent Study Courses

V: Physical Education Courses

*These courses can be taken throughout your four years of study.

General Education Seminars

These are small seminars taught by full-time Hiyoshi Campus faculty. Classes are designed to help students acquire a variety of skills, including foundational skills in reading books and deciphering data, scrutinizing information, writing reports and papers, and making presentations.

Examples of Seminar Topics

Creative approaches to understanding corporations
Dialogue with the regional community
Thinking about work and career design
Assorted topics concerning Japan-China cultural exchange
Ig Nobel Prize seminar
Strengthening mathematical skills using coordinates
Kimono making: Modern and premodern clothing
History of tacos
Exploring the wonders of language
Reading early modern British drama in the original

Foreign Language Courses

Develop Global Communication Skills

English, German, Chinese, French, and Spanish

*Students must take two foreign languages

*Intermediate and advanced foreign language classes are available as independent courses for further study and specialized courses and related seminar courses.

Core Courses

Build a Foundation of Knowledge in Business and Commerce

I (Required Core Courses)

Fundamentals of Economics I and II, Fundamentals of Business Administration, Fundamentals of Business and Commerce, Fundamentals of Accounting, Fundamentals of Calculus, Fundamentals of Statistics

II Class (Core Electives)

Calculus, Linear Algebra, Probability Theory, Basic Game Theory, Economic History I & II, Private Law

Specialized Courses

Develop a Specialization in Business and CommerceFirst and Second Year

I (Specialized Elective Required Courses)

Business Administration (Organization and Strategy), Business Administration (Corporations), Commercial Science (Macro Marketing), Commercial Science (Micro Marketing), Accounting (Financial Accounting I), Accounting (Financial Accounting II), Accounting (Basic Management Accounting), Economics (Macro Economics), Economics (Micro Economics)