Deciphering invisible sensibilities through data
[Faculty of Human Information Science]
The evolution of information technology is dramatically changing our lives and businesses. What is needed in this era is not just technical skill, but the ability to understand users' latent needs and emotions, and to create services that resonate with them.
This new Faculty of Human Information Science will leverage our long-standing track record in information education to cultivate individuals who can forge a richer future for living, drawing on both their sensibilities and their technological expertise.
Know the world, know yourself
[Faculty of Intercultural Japanese Studies]
In recent years, Japan has seen a remarkable increase in not only tourists but also foreigners working and residing in the country. In order to live in a society where people other than Japanese coexist, it is necessary not only to see Japan through a Japanese sensibility, but also to know Japan from various perspectives and understand different cultures.
In Faculty of Intercultural Japanese Studies we explore Japan's place in the world through the study of Japanese and foreign history, culture, literature, and languages.
Enriching lives with diverse perspectives
[Faculty of Architecture & Arts]
The greatest feature of Faculty of Architecture & Arts is that students can concentrate on their creative work while also studying other majors and faculties at the same time. This is because when students enter society and become professionals (such as Architecture or graphic designers), they will need the education required for working adults, knowledge related to their work, and communication skills.
This faculty aims to train creators who possess rich humanity.
Spread your wings in this era of change
[Faculty of Business Administration]
We are living in an age where change is the norm. What is needed in this age are people who can constantly reflect on themselves and transform themselves.
The purpose of Faculty of Business Administration is to develop human resources who contribute to the happiness and sustainable development of society through repeated practice and reflection. Through a wide range of learning, students will continue to grow even after entering society and build a foundation for a 100-year career.
Change from the inside out through food and health
[Faculty of Health and Nutrition]
A registered dietitian is a specialist who supports people in improving their health and quality of life. In recent years, with the declining birthrate and aging population, lifestyle-related diseases related to "food" are on the rise, and the importance of dietary management has become known even outside of medical and welfare facilities.
Faculty of Health and Nutrition not only aims to help students obtain national qualifications, but also to develop registered dietitians who can acquire a wide range of knowledge outside of their speciality and address needs.
Face the other person and support them wholeheartedly
[Faculty of Global Nursing]
Japan has already become a global society. In addition to "Japanese," a diverse range of people live here, including "foreign residents," "foreign residents and returnees," and "Japanese living abroad and travelers." There are also those who are considered socially vulnerable due to conditions such as poverty, illness, and disabilities. There is a demand for human resources who can provide equal care to each of these groups. We aim to become nurses who have a global perspective, a strong awareness of human rights, and the ability to communicate effectively.
About Faculty of Global Nursing
We live and make our living in society. In order to live a better life, it is important to understand how society works, how it will change in the future, and how to utilize it. Also, society is created by people's minds and actions.
About Faculty of Modern Social StudiesIn Faculty of Modern Social Studies, we consider the structure of society by starting from the human mind and behavior, and apply this knowledge to create a new, more prosperous society.