About the Faculty
Faculty of International Studies and Regional Development
Produce graduates who can tackle local challenges with a global perspective
Armed with the principle of "tackling local challenges with a global perspective," the Faculty of International Studies and Regional Development aims to produce graduates who can perform on an international level and contribute to regional development in response to globalization.
The Faculty of International Studies and Regional Development consists of a single Department of International Studies and Regional Development that has prepared an extensive curriculum for all of the following courses: International Society, Cross-Cultural Studies, East Asian Studies, and Regional Environment.
Successful completion of these courses will enable graduates to advance into a wide range of industries through the acquisition of English-centric language skills and extensive knowledge with respect to politics, economics, culture, and regional development.
All students will be provided with the comprehensive instruction and support required for reaching out to the world and the challenges that await them.
Potential career options for each course
[International Society Course]
Careers that utilize expert knowledge in relation to language skills, politics, economics, and law.
Examples: administrative civil servant, international civil servant, positions in finance, trading firms, and import- and export- related industries
[Cross-Cultural Studies Course]
Careers that utilize language skills (such as English) and perspectives on cross-cultural understanding.
Examples: English teaching (junior and high school levels), international civil servant, positions in the media, travel/tourism, transport and teaching service (English) industries.
[East Asia Studies Course]
Careers that utilize English, Russian, Chinese, or Korean language skills and perspectives on cross-cultural understanding.
Examples: international civil servant, positions in the media, travel/tourism/hotel, transport, and teaching service (Russian, Chinese, Korean) industries.
[Regional Environment Course]
Careers that utilize expert knowledge in relation to urban planning and the global environment.
Examples: technical civil servant, construction industry (environment/design), manufacturing (environment/lifestyle) NPO / NGO.
Attainable qualifications and licenses
Junior High School Teacher - Grade 1 (English)
High School Teacher - Grade 1 (English)
