Home1st YEAR
- Peace subjects
- Language subjects
- Japanese and foreign cultures subjects
- Information subjects
- Health and sports subjects
- Liberal arts subjects
FROM 2nd YEAR
MULTIDISCIPLINARY SUBJECTS
Human Studies:
- World Englishes
- Multiculturalism in Japan
- Japanese Buddhism
- Behavioral and Health Sciences
- Hinduism and Buddhism in South Asia
- Japanese Arts and Aesthetics
- New Media and Art
- Introduction to Sociolinguistics ¢ñ?¢ò
- Introductory Lectures of Human Movement Sciences I?II
- Social Psychology
Social Studies:
- Issues in International Sociology
- Topics in History of Science
- Invitation to World Literature
- History and Historiography
- Anthropology of Health, Gender and Power
- Regional Geography of the Seto Inland Sea
- Tourism Studies
- Rural Revitalization
- Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems
- Gender Studies I?II
- Introductory Course in Japanese Social Policies I?II
- Chinese Traditional Culture I?II
- Environmental Issues and Social Movement
- Rural Society, Culture and Natural Resource Management
Natural Studies:
- Climate Change
- Frontiers of Material Science
- Fundamentals of Life Science
- Environment and Ecology
- Environmental Science in Catchment Areas
- Natural Histories and Sciences
- Earth Environmental Chemistry
- Fundamentals of Biochemistry I?II
- Biodiversity and Ecology I?II
- Thermodynamics I?II
- Organic Structure Analysis I?II
IGS CORE SUBJECTS
Core Subjects:
- Cross-cultural Negotiation ¢ñ?¢ò
- Special English Training for Studying Abroad
- Academic Reading ¢ñ?¢ò
- Academic Presentation ¢ñ?¢ò
- Academic Writing ¢ñ?¢ò
- Debate ¢ñ?¢ò
- Academic Presentation in Japanese as a Second Language I?II
- Earth Geospatial Information Science ¢ñ?¢ò
- IGS Special Topics A¢ñ?A¢ò?B¢ñ?B¢ò
- Seminar on Social Cooperation
IGS SUBJECTS
Culture and Tourism Field:
- Anthropology of Globalization ¢ñ?¢ò
- Contemporary Issues in International Tourism ¢ñ?¢ò
- Field Seminar in Tourism Studies ¢ñ?¢ò
- Contemporary Philosophy ¢ñ?¢ò
- Anthropology of Health ¢ñ?¢ò
- Anthropology of the Contemporary World ¢ñ?¢ò
- Japanese Popular Arts and Culture ¢ñ?¢ò
- Japanese Religious Culture ¢ñ?¢ò
- Japanese Tourism ¢ñ?¢ò
- Anthropology of Japan ¢ñ?¢ò
Peace and Communication Field:
- Peace and Coexistence ¢ñ?¢ò
- Peace and Conflict Research ¢ñ?¢ò
- The Japanese Culture and Peace
- Perception, Memory & Cognition ¢ñ?¢ò
- Ethics, Killing and Violence ¢ñ?¢ò
- Middle East Politics and Islam ¢ñ?¢ò
- Foreign Language Acquisition and Communication ¢ñ?¢ò
- Psycholinguistics ¢ñ?¢ò
- Conflict Resolution ¢ñ?¢ò
- Language and Society ¢ñ?¢ò
- Introduction to International Educational Development
Environment and Society Field:
- Global Environmental Issues from Scientific and Social Perspectives ¢ñ?¢ò
- Environmental Economics and Policy ¢ñ?¢ò
- Natural Disasters and Society ¢ñ?¢ò
- Experiments in Environmental Economics ¢ñ?¢ò
- Experimental Methods and Laboratory Work in Science for IGS ¢ñ?¢ò?¢ó
- Introduction to Self-organization ¢ñ?¢ò
- Study on Japanese Companies and Social Entrepreneurship
- Physical Chemistry of Materials and Environmental Applications ¢ñ?¢ò
- Japanese Society and Gender Issues
- Family Diversity ¢ñ?¢ò
- Biogeochemistry ¢ñ?¢ò
- Organic Chemistry ¢ñ?¢ò
- Inorganic Chemistry ¢ñ?¢ò
- Comparative Studies of Societies and Cultures ¢ñ?¢ò
- Organizational Behavior ¢ñ?¢ò
- The Science of Climate Stabilization ¢ñ?¢ò
- Introduction to Biophysics ¢ñ?¢ò
- Tropical Forest Ecology ¢ñ?¢ò
- Political Ecology of Water ¢ñ?¢ò
ELECTIVE SUBJECTS
- Advanced language subjects:
Japanese: debate, writing, others
Other languages - Subjects from other schools
- Subjects from Department of Integrated Arts and Sciences
- Subjects from study abroad
COMPREHENSIVE SUBJECTS
- Global Internship Subjects, Project-type Problem Solving Research (3rd YEAR)
- Graduation Thesis (4th YEAR)
