Faculty of Contemporary Japanese Society,
Department of Contemporary Japanese Society

Contemporary Japan faces various problems and issues, and the Department of Contemporary Japanese Society refines the skills needed to solve them by combining diverse perspectives, interpretations, and methods. Students internalize these skills by discerning among the things that ought to, can be, do not, and must not change. It is important to protect the things that must not change and it is necessary to take bold steps to change the things that ought to be changed. In this department, we have courses to give students an understanding of the essential aspects of Japan that do not change. Courses where students learn methods for changing things that ought to be changed include "Innovation" and "Public Policy." In addition, with the aim of tackling many of the problems that contemporary Japan faces, we nurture in students the ability to develop original plans that draw on diverse viewpoints from the three Courses of "Management Innovation," "Regional Revitalization," and "Welfare Development."

In order to tackle the issues faced in Japan today, students receive a practical education in three courses, which develop graduates who can make contributions as leaders in a wide range of occupations that include civil service, corporate employment, and entrepreneurship.

◆ Management Innovation Course

◆ Regional Revitalization Course

◆ Welfare Development Course