There are three programs in the Faculty of Law and Letters, and students choose the program they want to major in at the end of their first year. This allows them to find the area that truly interests them. Grades are considered for program assignments, but there is a comfortable margin in the available space in each program to give more students the chance to study in their preferred area. Students can take courses in different programs even after selecting a program, making it possible to study flexibly in pursuit of individual goals. We welcome students who aim to identify societal issues and work to solve them, those who want to improve their language skills and work globally, those who want to pursue a broad education and work with a wide range of people, and students who want to do all of the above. Please come study with us!
Law/Policy Studiesprogram
Develop the ability to guide problems toward a solution through analysis of societal issues based on knowledge of social sciences. Students will deepen their understanding of public policy and corporate activities through the study of law, political science, and economics to build the basic skills required in the workplace. Or, students may choose to specialize in law, political science, or economics.
Global Studiesprogram
Develop a well-balanced base of language, cooperation, and negotiation skills for the global stage. Students will focus on foreign languages, build knowledge of the humanities, and learn to apply them in practice through study overseas. This program prepares students to work with a global viewpoint either in Japan or internationally.
Humanitiesprogram
Students can choose to focus their studies on philosophy, psychology, history, sociology, literature, art, or language. The study of humanities emphasizes the ability to think rationally and tenaciously and determine what is important for people’s happiness. Students will learn to deepen their insight into people and make use of that in society.
