●  Project study and presentation

      ●  Lecture

      ●  Role-play

      ●  Conversation group

      ●  Field trip

      ●  Group discussion and presentation

 

The curriculum covers both theories and practice, taught in a small class and grouping in order to realize the teaching philosophy of “learning by doing.” Eighty credits (if all courses taken) are required for graduation. 

   ●  General education courses + professional Japanese courses + business management/e-business program = 80 credits

   ●  General education courses: technology and society, communication and expression, and the general education passport.

   ●  Professional Japanese courses: advanced Japanese conversation, listening, reading, and writing, translation and interpreting, Japanese computer skills, Japanese pedagogy, etc.

    ● Business management program: application of information and the Internet, business management, marketing and retail management, meeting management, investment and financial management of businesses, risk management of businesses, etc. 

    ● E-business program: e-business, information ethics and law, database management, network marketing, e-business projects, information security, etc.