1. education
2. school

Job hunting for the students in my year starts from this year and I am so
excited. I have already been participating in different career development
workshops offered by Nagoya University where I am having the chance
to meet the representatives of prestigious companies. Although the
preparations for future employment and graduation seem so exciting, it is
also very sad to think about leaving the University.
Dostonhuja Mahmudov
Uzbekistan
School of Economics
The Nagoya University G30 International Program
introduces internship opportunities at leading Japanese
companies to international students. I never thought
that I would be doing my internship abroad when I was
in Singapore, but studying in Nagoya gives me the
opportunity to do so. I cannot wait to experience a brand
new work culture, and learn about Japanese companies
first hand. I feel excited and fortunate to be able to be a
Eileen Lee
part of such a fantastic experience. I am confident that
Singapore
Japan will exceed all my expectations because I have
School of Law
heard nothing but good things about it.
Program in Social Sciences
I completed my Ph.D. in Canada and taught at universities around the world. On
arriving at the Graduate School of Law, Nagoya University, I have devoted my
experience as an active international research scholar and passionate teacher to
furnishing students in the Global 30 international program with the requisite skill
set for future success. A student that passes through my undergraduate lectures
Richard Westra
Designated Professor
Graduate School of Law
Automotive Engineering
and seminars will be equipped with wide-ranging knowledge in the exciting field
of political science to either gain employment as a critical thinker and responsible
citizen or enter the very competitive and demanding world of graduate studies.
Biological Science
Chemistry
Fundamental and Applied Physics
Social Sciences
NAGOYA UNIVERSITY GLOBAL 30 INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS
Contact Information
Admissions Office, International Programs
Tel:+81-52-747-6556
Fax:+81-52-747-6526
Furo-cho, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya 464-8601 Japan
E-mail: [email protected]
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Japan-in-Asia Cultural Studies
Undergraduate Programs
Program in
Social Sciences
Program Outline
The Program in Social Sciences is jointly offered by the School of Law and
the School of Economics, in cooperation with the School of Informatics and
Sciences. It includes fundamental disciplines in political science, law, economics,
business administration, and information science. Students are expected to
acquire analytical skills, critical thinking skills and a high ethical awareness, which
are needed for the pursuit of knowledge across disciplines.
Upon selection of their major, students receive specific guidance from professors
in their chosen discipline and are expected to conduct research for their individual
graduation thesis under the supervision of their school’s professors.
Program in Social Sciences
Bachelor of Law / Bachelor of Economics
– School of Law
– School of Economics
School-specific Feature
School-specific Feature
The School of Law is staffed by researchers with a broad base of expertise in both
The undergraduate program in the School of Economics is designed to provide
Japanese and foreign legal and political systems. The politics courses offered in
students with a comprehensive understanding of the complex world of economics
the G30 program cover general political theory, Japanese politics, comparative
and business.
politics with a focus on Asia, and international relations. Law subjects cover
The program prepares students to confront the problems and exploit the
general legal principles, the Japanese constitutional and legal system, comparative
opportunities of an increasingly interdependent, globalizing world.
law, and essential features of international law. Economics courses are also open
We offer a wide range of courses and seminars in economics and management
to students enrolled in the Law and Politics program.
from the introductory to advanced level.
Class sizes are small, and seminars feature in all four years of the curriculum.
We also provide classes in the history of social thought.
Students have the option of culminating their studies with submission of a
Class size is typically small, which encourages discussion and shared purpose.
graduation thesis in their final year.
Our aim is to equip students with the knowledge and skills they need to make a
significant, positive impact in their careers.
Career Prospects
Alumni of the School of Law at large have pursued careers in national and local
Career Prospects
government, international institutions, NGOs, law firms, and private companies
Graduates are prepared for careers in government, international organizations,
both in Japan and abroad.
universities, research institutes, and business enterprises.
The School’s profile in legal assistance is widely recognized, and graduates often
Additionally, our location in the largest manufacturing center of Japan provides
cross paths in this sphere.
access to world famous companies.
Applicants should note that the Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) awarded to graduates
of both the G30 program and the Japanese-taught undergraduate curriculum is
a general humanities degree. Professional qualification in Japan is founded on a
separate postgraduate Law School program leading to the LL.M. degree. Graduates
of the G30 program may apply for admission to any of the several postgraduate
programs taught in English or in Japanese in the Graduate School of Law.
NAGOYA UNIVERSITY GLOBAL 30 INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS
Undergraduate Programs