International Programs and Lectures

The College of Humanities and Sciences has academic exchange agreements with the following foreign universities which feature research exchange projects and exchange programs for foreign students, as well as sending students abroad.

As of June 2024

International Studies Courses

Curriculums

Exchange students can take the courses in the College of Humanities and Sciences (most of which are conducted in Japanese) and the International / Japanese Studies Courses (most of which are conducted in English). The curriculums can change every academic year, so please check carefully before registration.

International Studies Courses

    • History of Japan 1

    • History of Japan 2

    • Japanese Society 1

    • Japanese Society 2

    • Japanese Literature 1

    • Japanese Literature 2

    • Japanese Culture 1

    • Japanese Culture 2

    • Environmental Geography of Japan 1

    • Environmental Geography of Japan 2

    • Japan in the World 1

    • Japan in the World 2

    • World Literature and Japan 1

    • World Literature and Japan 2

    • Frontier of Knowledge 1

    • Frontier of Knowledge 2

* Our college aims to offer the following courses taught in English, However, not every course is offered every year.

International Liberal Arts and Academic Writing

  • International Liberal Arts

    International Liberal Arts creates the opportunity for interdisciplinary courses which examine questions and issues raised among the various departments at the College of Humanities and Sciences. The number of English-language International Japanese Studies courses focusing on Japanese history, society, literature, culture, and geography has also increased. One of this program’s newly organized courses, Introduction to International Japanese Studies, allows both international and Japanese students to actively participate in and dynamically debate a range of ideas and issues.

  • Academic Writing

    Academic Writing allows students to learn and acquire basic skills for writing academically, both in Japanese and English, in the context of an International Liberal Arts subject in the College or Graduate School. In addition, for graduate level students aiming at obtaining knowledge and skills to be an academic writing tutor or coach, an Academic Writing Tutors course was established. Also, in addition to regular Japanese courses, Business Japanese classes are offered, providing useful expressions for job hunting and actual ‘real world’ business settings.

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