Subjects Offered

For academic fields such as constitutional law, criminal law, civil law, commercial law, legal philosophy, and foreign law, two types of courses are offered. Advanced lectures allow students to intensively deepen their research in a specific area of expertise, while joint seminars involve multiple faculty members to examine topics from a wide range of diverse perspectives. In addition, project courses are offered with the aim of cultivating perspectives for examining contemporary issues from multiple angles.

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For each academic field, such as constitutional law, criminal law, civil law, commercial law, legal philosophy, and foreign law, two types of courses are offered: special seminars, which allow students to explore themes in their specialized area more deeply, and joint seminars, which are also offered in the Master's Program and involve multiple faculty members to examine topics from a wide range of diverse perspectives. Project courses, which aim to cultivate perspectives for examining contemporary issues from multiple angles, are also offered in the doctoral program. Furthermore, in order to ensure steady progress toward the completion of the doctoral dissertation, “Guidance for Dissertation 1,” “Guidance for Dissertation 2,” and “Guidance for Dissertation 3” are offered as courses.

For details, please refer to the syllabi.

Special Lecture on Foreign Law; Joint Seminar: Constitutional Law; Special Lecture Of International Tax Law; Special Lecture Of International Law; Joint Seminar: Penal Law; Forensic Medicine; Joint Seminar: Social Law; Advanced Lecture Of Legal History; Public International Space Law; Security Studies and Space; and others.