GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS

International Economics Course (Master’s Degree Program)

Topics of master’s theses (for 2019)

• Development of Chinese tea beverage in comparative analysis of Japan and China tea industry
• Comparison of Banking Systems in China and Japan
• Policies to protect Chinese economy from the negative effects of Aging
• A Research on the Birth Plan of Chinese women
• Research on the investment strategy of Japanese enterprises to China
• China and Malaysia relations-For “One Belt And One Road”
• Study on development of tourism industry for Japanese in Vietnam
• Accepting Technical Intern Trainees From Southeast Asian Countries: Problems And Challenges
• Study on Cash-less payment in Japan
• Future Development Of Sharing Economy In Japan
• The Current Situation and Issues of Cross-border E-commerce in China
• Factor decomposition of gender wage gap in Chinese urban labor market
• Employment of Japanese companies ―Foreign workers, advanced human resource development
• The structure of cosmetics industry in China and Japan is different
• A study on bidding system in public works (analyzing the scoring auctions in which bids are evaluated by their quality/ price ratios)
• Challenges and prospect on promoting Japanese FDI in Vietnam
• Trade War of China–United States —Subsidy Policy—
• Review of the percentage of women representatives in local assemblies in Japan
• A Case Study About Microfinance Status In Nepal And Increasing Labor Immigrant
• Development Of Inbound Market and Firm‘s Response of Laox-Case
• Delvelopment of Electronic Commerce in China and its Comparison with Japan
• Tourism theory of China and Japan
• Polarization of Financial Policy of Developed Countries and Developing Countries
• Analysis on the adverse selection of China’s endowment insurance market
• Determinants of Japanese Companies’ Foreign Direct Investment in Vietnam

Credits and Degrees

Master’s Degree Program
Requirements for completion		Number of credits to be obtained
Class subjects	Lecturers Foreign languages	24 credits *Including four credits in the major subjects	At least 32 credits in total
	Seminars	8 credits
Research guidance		A master’s thesis

Master (Economics)

International Economics Course (Doctoral Degree Program)

Credits and Degrees

Doctoral Degree Program
At least three extra years of school attendance At least 16 credits to be obtained in the specified subjects Foreign language proficiency tests Research presentation Doctoral thesis

Doctor (Economics)