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Master's course (Master's course)

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Completion Requirements

Applicants must be enrolled in a master's program for at least two years, acquire at least 30 required credits, receive necessary research guidance, and pass the examination of their doctoral dissertation or research results on a specific topic, as well as the final examination, in accordance with the objectives of the program.

Degrees available

Master of Arts (or Literature)

Required Subjects

Special Studies in Comparative Culture 8 credits

Elective required subjects

Basic subjects: 8 credits or more
Related subjects: 6 credits or more
*To complete the course, you must earn at least 30 credits, including required and elective required subjects.

Qualifications and courses that can be obtained

Junior High School Teacher Specialist License (Social Studies)

High School Teacher Specialist License (Geography and History)

List of Course Subjects

  • Basic Subjects

    • Comparative Cultural Studies I & II
    • Special Lectures on Comparative Literature I & II
    • Intercultural Communication I & II
    • Japanese and Eastern Culture
    • Western History
    • Western Culture
    • Special Lectures on Japanese Culture I & II
    • Special Lecture on Japanese Art History
    • Special Lecture on Western Art History
    • Japanese History I and II
    • Special Lecture on Archaeology
    • Special research on culture and society I/II
    • Academic Writing I & II
  • Related Subjects

    • Special research on Japanese classical literature
    • Special research on modern Japanese literature
    • Special Studies in English Literature I & II
    • Comparative Literature Special Research I/II
    • English Studies I & II
    • Japanese History Special Research I/II
    • Special research on comparative culture I to IV
    • Special Studies in Oriental History I & II
    • Special Studies in History I and II
    • Special Studies in Geography I and II
    • Japanese language education special research I to IV
    • Japanology Studies
    • Special research in educational Psychology

(As of April 1, 2026)