The curriculum that allows the pursuit of comprehensive expertise cultivates capabilities to address various domestic and overseas policy challenges.
Within the complex international environment of contemporary economic society, we are exposed to rapid computerization. The Graduate School of Economics aims to cultivate individuals who can view the reality and changes analytically and comprehensively, from a global perspective, and take up various policy challenges, thus creating their own future with positive and creative attitudes.
The curriculum emphasizes the following three aspects:
demonstration, application, and policy making. We adopt new fields that have emerged at a rapid pace as well as the traditional field of economics. Students can thus improve their comprehensive research competency as well as specialized skills. Various measures are taken to enrich the quality of education. For example, parallel lectures are given by two or more teachers to build basic strength and cultivate capabilities to cope with various domestic and overseas policy challenges.
In addition to undergraduates who wish to continue research, we offer supplementary courses for working people who feel the need to study and those who have completed their undergraduate study in fields other than economics. We also provide foreign students with English programs, thus being flexible with various requirements to accept as many students with diverse backgrounds as possible.
Graduate School of Economics English Language Program
■Guide PDF (1.76MB)
■Application Slip PDF (1.07MB)
