Master’s Course
The Master’s Course is two-year programe. For completion, students must achieve at least 30 credits, complete a Master’s thesis, and pass the final examination.
■ Basic Subjects
Basic subjects enable students to understand each academic discipline deeply and widen the scope of their research through interdisciplinary study. Students must achieve more than six credits from Basic Seminars and Basic Lectures.
■ Methodological Subjects
Students must master both qualitative and quantitative methodology in order to conduct good research. Students must achieve more than six credits from Methodological Subjects.
■ Major Subjects
There are five groups of subjects that allow students to focus on their individual fields of interest. Students can study through analyzing current topics and relevant issues.
■ Extension Subjects, Project Subjects, Qualification Subjects
Open lectures and fieldwork let students exchange opinions with others to deepen their understanding. Students must achieve more than four credits from Major Subjects, Extension Subjects and Project Subjects.
Qualification Subjects are only for the students who participate in the School Social Work Program.
■ Seminars
The Seminars are conducted under the guidance of our professors. Students must achieve eight credits by completing their own research for their Master’s thesis.
Doctoral Course
Students who have completed a Master’s Course can proceed to a Doctoral course and complete it within three years. Students conduct research under the guidance of our professors. Please enquire about the available fields of research and criteria needed for completion.
There is a number of Entrance Examinations that applicants can choose to different criteria.
Information up to date as of May the 1st, 2021
Number of Teaching Staff: 27 (Member of the Faculty Meeting)
Number of Students: 9 for Master’s Course, 4 for Doctor’s Course
