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Master’s Degree Program / Major in Economics and Management

The Major in Economics and Management aims to foster specialized professionals and researchers who have the advanced knowledge related to economics and management. To achieve this aim, this program intends to systematically endow students with the advanced knowledge and the methods for interdisciplinary analyses on economics and management to cultivate the skills to identify and explore the issues related to the multilayered and complex economic phenomena involved in today’s increasingly globalized society.

Degrees to be awarded
Master of Economics, Master of Business Administration, Master of Public Management, Master of Philosophy

Master’s Degree Program / Major in Economics and Management

Major in Economics and Management

Economic society

Theory and measurement economy
  • Microeconomic theory
    (YAMAZAKI Takeshi)
  • Industrial organization theory
    (HAMADA Kojun)
  • Econometric analysis
    (ITO Nobuyuki)
  • Financial theory
    (To be determined)
  • Market and organizational theory
    (OYA Yasunari)
  • Environmental economics
    (TODO Fumiaki)
  • International economics
    (To be determined)
  • Labor economics
    (ZHANG Junchao)
  • Game theory
    (TAKAMIYA Koji)
  • Macro-economics
    (HASEGAWA Yukiko)
  • International macro-economics
    (NAKATA Takeshi)
  • Economic statistics
    (ITO Nobuyuki)
Global social economy network
  • Business information analysis
    (To be determined)
  • Finance
    (NEGISHI Mutsuhito)
  • History of the world economy
    (TAKAGAKI Rie)
  • History of comparison economic thought
    (MUTO Shutaro)
  • American economy
    (OMORI Takuma)
  • Russia Eastern Europe economy
    (MICHIGAMI Mayu)
  • EU economy
    (FUJITA Ken)
  • Chinese economy
    (MIZOGUCHI Yuki)
  • Developing country economy
    (ISHIKAWA Kozo)
  • Political Economy
    (SHIBATA Toru)

Management Accounting

Management
  • Public economics
    (NAKAHIGASHI Masaki)
  • Public management
    (OGAWA Akinobu)
  • NPO theory
    (SAWAMURA Akira)
  • Small Medium-size Enterprise theory
    (ZHANG Wenting)
  • Local public finance
    (SHISHIDO Kunihisa)
  • Management information
    (To be determined)
  • Management-strategy theory
    (ITO Ryoji)
  • Management organization
    (MARUYAMA Takashi)
  • Organizational behavior
    (KISHI Yasuyuki)
  • Medical management
    (HORIGOME Takashi)
  • Marketing theory
    (ISHIZUKA Chikako)
  • Technology management
    (SHIRAKAWA Nobuyuki)
Accounting
  • Financial accounting
    (FUJITA Kento)
  • Cost management
    (ARIMOTO Satoshi)
  • International accounting
    (KAI Hisao)
  • Management taxation
    (KAMIMARU Hiroyuki)
  • Tax theory
    (FUJIMAKI Kazuo)

Sakeology

Sakeology
  • Sakeology and economic analysis
    (SAWAMURA Akira)
  • Sakeology and local government policy
    (SHISHIDO Kunihisa)
  • Sakeology and liquor administration
    (KAMIMARU Hiroyuki)
  • Sakeology and entrepreneurship
    (ITO Ryoji)
  • Sakeology and Small Medium-size enterprise
    (ZHANG Wenting)
  • Sakeology and organizational science
    (KISHI Yasuyuki)
  • Sakeology and branding
    (ISHIZUKA Chikako)

* Five compulsory subjects are offered as subjects common to the Graduate School, which include Introduction to Research, Research Project I, Research Project II, Research Project III, and General Seminar.
In addition, Each of all subjects listed above is accompanied by two subjects that are Advanced Lecture and Seminar.

* Names of teachers and Course Titles are subject to change.

The Syllabus page of each course contains the detailed information on Course Objectives, Textbooks, Lecture Plan, Lecture Style, and Evaluation Method, etc.

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