Motivating people, building organizations, and shaping the future.
Anyone can improve their skills
Develop "management skills."
In the management field, you will learn universal management skills required in any industry, such as organizational structure, team leadership, and building positive relationships with society.
Furthermore, through practical skills that empower people, such as leadership, team psychology, and well-being management,
We cultivate the "ability to motivate people and organizations" necessary to thrive in this era of change.
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1Leadership Development
Everyone can be a leader
A special program designed for personal growth.
This three-year special program systematically teaches the leadership skills essential for achieving positive results in society. Through experienced faculty and industry-academia collaborative project-based learning (PBL), students develop strong decision-making abilities and the capacity to unite diverse groups.
2Business Psychology
Learn how to build a team using Psychology.
You will learn Psychology to understand yourself and others and deepen your relationships. You will acquire the ability to work in a team that leverages individual strengths, motivate others, and practically hone your communication skills so that you can thrive in society with confidence.
3Well-being management
Learn management techniques that bring happiness to people, customers, and the organization.
Based on the Japanese spirit of "omotenashi" (hospitality) and altruism, this program teaches management techniques that enhance the well-being (profit and happiness) of individuals, organizations, and customers. Participants will understand the values required in a service-oriented society and practically acquire management skills through group work and discussions.
Grasping the essence of management,
Become someone who can utilize it.
Four-year learning process*You will also study other fields at the same time.
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- First grade
- In addition to taking basic business management courses such as "Introduction to Business Administration," students will also learn the basics of the other four fields.
First, you will develop the basic skills necessary to study comfortably for the four years.
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- Second Year
- For example, students can study Business Administration in a more specialized way by taking courses such as "Business Strategy," "Organizational Behavior," and "Humanity Skills."
We will also be taking on the challenge of PBL courses in collaboration with companies.
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- Third grade
- Through seminars based on each individual's interests and practical exercises,
Students will acquire the skills to play an active role in a company or society, and will also prepare for job hunting.
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- 4th grade
- Each student will write a graduation thesis based on reflection on what they have learned and thought so far.
They will summarise their four years of university learning and take flight as members of society.
Pick Up Classes
- Leadership and problem solving
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Masaaki KitamuraProfessorMaster's Degree in Business Management
This is a class where each student develops their own unique leadership style by working on solving problems faced by companies. For example, in 2023, the two themes were ideas for getting university students involved in the food waste problem and innovation in the hiring process. As you can see, modern companies are faced with challenges where the answer is unclear. That is why everyone needs to demonstrate some kind of leadership. I would like students who want to live their own way, rather than conform to others, and who want to demonstrate leadership and create a better society to take this class.
- Introduction to Business Administration
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Makoto OhmoriProfessorDoctor of Business Administration
This course will allow students to acquire basic knowledge about Business Administration and to theoretically understand and analyze how organizations known as corporations and companies manage their businesses in a tough market environment. In addition to introducing Business Administration theory, students will also be made aware of the fun of focusing on corporations and management through case studies. This is an academic field that will develop an interest in modern society from the perspective of corporations and management, and will allow students to develop insight into society, organizations, and people. This course is useful not only for students who aim to become managers in the future, but also for many students who will survive in modern society, so we hope that students from all departments will learn the basics of Business Administration and take flight into society.
To understand yourself and develop the power to evolve.
Towards dreams and the future
Updating.
Through my studies in the career field, I developed the ability to think with my future vision as the central focus. Group work and collaborations with companies allowed me to practically acquire the communication skills required in business settings. Furthermore, the lectures provided many opportunities to deepen my self-understanding, allowing me to organize my strengths and weaknesses, interests and passions, and enabling me to envision my future based on what I "want to do" rather than what I "might be able to do"—this is a significant growth. My anxiety about job hunting has lessened, and my perspective has broadened, allowing me to become interested in various industries. I believe that a career is not just about qualifications and achievements, but the process itself of thinking about "what values I hold and how I want to live." I feel that the process of understanding myself and evolving is the meaning of learning.
Faculty of Business AdministrationTabata Shogo Graduated from Osaka Seiryo High School, a private school in Osaka Prefecture.
Pick UpTaiwan Study Trip
Inspired by the enthusiasm of the local students,
Language skills and motivation to learn improved.
I had always dreamed of studying abroad, and I participated in the Taiwan training program hoping to broaden my horizons through overseas learning. The students I met at the local university were diligent in pursuing their dreams and actively participated in class discussions. Their example inspired me, and I wanted to act with more confidence. There were times when I struggled because of the language barrier, but I realized that communication is possible if there is a willingness to understand each other. Furthermore, I was touched by the warmth and kindness of the Taiwanese people, and I realized the importance of caring for others. Through this experience, my interest in different cultures has grown even stronger, and a new goal has emerged: to improve my language skills and be able to interact with many more people.
Faculty of Business AdministrationMatsuiro Mihori Graduated from Yamaguchi Prefectural Ube Chuo High School
