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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION STUDIES

International Development Studies Course (Master’s Program)
International Security Studies Course (Master’s Program)
International Development Studies Course (Doctoral Program)
International Security Studies Course (Doctoral Program)
Purpose and basic policy on educational research
Guideline on Graduate School Entrance Examination 2023

International Development Studies Course (Master’s Program)

Topics of master’s theses (for 2021)

Utilization of big data for the company
Islamophobia in China　―Comparative study with Western countries－
A Study on the Influence of Influencers’ Word-of-Mouth Advertising Evaluation on Users’ Product Evaluation　―Focusing on the attributes of word-of-mouth advertising content by influencers―
Research on strategy of revitalizing northeast China through the collaboration of “Live commerce” and “One Village One Product”
The study of suprer -preferential policies of overseas students in china　—from the perspective of local College students in China―
A study on the development and challenges of the Chinese film industry
Parent-child relationships under pressure from expectation mechanisms　―From the Perspective of Pursuing Chinese Style Education―
Development of the Esports Industry in Japan
The role of new media in China’s social development ——Centered on the role of weibo in public opinion dissemination——
Japanese renewable energy policy implementation towards international climate change agreement
A Study on the Use and Reuse of Water Resources in Xi’an, China.
A Study on Job Hunting Activities of Chinese Students in Japan　―Focus on the recruitment system of Japan-China graduates and the willingness of oversea students who return to their home countries―
A Research on China’s cross-border EC market　―The Country-of-Origin Effects and Consumer Characteristics―
Research on environmental regulations and corporate responses in China　―Focusing on the case of the Hebei iron and steel industry―
Quality education for public school and present condition in Nepal
Research on the development of cashless society in both Japan and China　―Focusing on case analysis of major payment platforms―
Can the Ikebukuro Chinatown Concept be Realized?
Research on the Structure of China’s Endowment Insurance
A comparative study between disaster management of tourism in Indonesia and Japan
Taiwan’s Frozen Edamame Industry　-A Study on Imported Frozen Edamame from Taiwan in the Japanese Edamame Market-
A Research on the Development and Effectiveness of Introducing EC in China’s Poverty Alleviation

Credits and Degrees

Master’s Program
Requirements for completion			Number of credits to be obtained
Economic Development Field	Required	Economic development seminar	No credits granted	At least 30 credits in total
	Compulsory elective	Economic development	At least 14 credits
	Elective	Area Studies A & B	At least 6 credits
	Elective	Common to each field	At least 6 credits
Research guidance			master’s thesis

Requirements for completion			Number of credits to be obtained
Area Studies A Field	Required	Area Studies A seminar	No credits granted	At least 30 credits in total
	Compulsory elective	Area Studies A & B	At least 12 credits
	Elective	Economic development	At least 8 credits
	Elective	Common to each field	At least 6 credits
Research guidance			master’s thesis

Degrees can be received by obtaining credits in classes provided in Japanese or English.

Master (International Development)

Courses and teachers in the master’s program (as of April, 2022)

Educational and research field	Class subjects		Credits	Teachers
Economic development	●	Demography	2	ARATAME Natsumi
	●	Development Economics　(Economics and Contemporary Asia)	2	YAGUCHI Yue
	●	International Trade Policy	2	SHIINO Kohei
	●	Comparative Political System　(Development and Democratization)	2	KAI Nobuyoshi
		Transitional Economy Studies	2	DU Jin
		International Finance	2	TOKUHARA Satoru
	●	Development Cooperation　(Theory and Strategy)	2	ITO Susumu
	●	International Environmental Cooperation	2	HARASHIMA Yohei
		Institution Development	2	SAHARA Takayuki
		Management of Development Project　(Case Studies)	2	TOKUNAGA Tatsumi
		Development NGO	2	AIZAWA Yoshio
		Development Strategy (Growth,Poverty,and the Environment)	2	Not offered
	●	International Cooperation on Agriculture	2	Not offered
	●	Local Development	2	UKEDA Hiroyuki
		Seminar on Economic Development	2	All the supervising professors
Area Studies A	●	Studies on Chinese Economy	2	DU Jin
	●	Japan-China relations	2	OKADA Minoru
		Studies on Chinese Industry	2	WANG Shuguang
	●	Southeast Asia Studies (Development and ASEAN’s Strategy)	2	YOSHINO Fumio
		Korea Studies (History and People)	2	Not offered
		NIES Studies	2	MOON Daewoo
	●	South Asia Studies (Modern Economy)	2	SHIINO Kohei
		Oceania Studies	2	TAKAHASHI RYO
		Latin America Studies	2	TAKESHITA Koujiro
		Europe Studies	2	YOKOYAMA Makio
	●	Japanese Economy	2	YOSHINO Fumio
		Society and Culture in Japan	2	ARATAME Natsumi
	●	Japanese Studies (Social Structure, Social Change and Development)	2	Not offered
		Seminar on Area Studies A	–	Each tutor
Common to each field	●	Research Methods (Quantitative Analysis)	2	Not offered
	●	Research Methods (Qualitative Analysis)	2	INADA Masaya
	●	Project Planning and Evaluation Methods	2	SAHARA Takayuki
	●	International Economics	2	TOKUHARA Satoru
		Economic Theory	2	MOTEGI Hajime
		Joint Seminar	2	Multiple teachers
		Literature Reading 1 (English)	2	KAI Nobuyoshi
		Literature Reading 2 (Chinese)	2	Not offered
		Literature Reading 3 (Japanese)	2	TOKUHARA Satoru
		Methodology of Social Science Studies	2	SATO Heigo
		Sector Development Studies	2	Not offered
	●	International Japanese Culture (1)	2	Vassili MOLODIAKOV
	●	Cross Cultural Communication	2	Pema GYALPO
		SDGs and International Development	2	ISHIKAWA Kazuyoshi

≪Notes≫

*The class subjects with the ● mark are provided in both Japanese and English.

International Security Studies Course (Master’s Program)

Topics of master’s theses (for 2021)

Transformation of alliances and creation of a new security community
The value of the Northern Territories to Russia　– Background to the difficulties in territorial negotiations –
U.S. Economic Security for People’s Republic of China　－Focusing on the policies adopted by U.S. since 2010s －
A study of “ Hybrid Warfare” as discourse and its meaning　– The threat of non-military means and its mythology –
A study on the peace and stability o f the Taiwan Strait　―Focusing on “maintaining the status quo” of cross-strait relations―
The Legacy of the Russian Empire Influencing Modern Russia　― Reconsideration through geopolitics, religion, history, and mentality ―
A Consideration on the way to live in harmony with a minority –In terms of marriage and the interpretation of Islamic law in Muslim Filipino society–
The Logistics of the British and Japanese Armies in the Invasion of Malaya

Credits and Degrees

Master’s Program
Requirements for completion			Number of credits to be obtained
National Security and Crisis Management Field	Required	National security and crisis management seminar	No credits granted	At least 30 credits in total
	Compulsory elective	National security and crisis management	At least 14 credits
	Elective	Area Studies A & B	At least 8 credits
	Elective	Common to each field	At least 4 credits
Research guidance			Master’s thesis

Requirements for completion			Number of credits to be obtained
Area Studies B Field	Required	Area Studies B seminar	No credits granted	At least 30 credits in total
	Compulsory elective	Area Studies A & B	At least 12 credits
	Elective	National security and crisis management	At least 10 credits
	Elective	Common to each field	At least 4 credits
Research guidance			Master’s thesis

Master (National Security)

Courses and teachers in the master’s program (as of April, 2022)

Educational and research field	Class subjects		Credits	Teachers
National security and crisis management		Security Studies (Theory, Policy, Strategy, and Evaluation)	2	MORIMOTO Satoshi
		Law of International Security	2	USAMI Masayuki
		Law of National Security	2	MARUMO Yuichi
		Security Studies (Arms Control and Confidence Building)	2	SATO Heigo
		International Conflict Studies	2	ENDO Tetsuya
		International Organization	2	TANAKA Kiwako
		Crisis Management	2	ENDO Tetsuya
		Overseas Risk Management (Nation and Intelligence)	2	HAGA Soichiro
		International Intelligence Management	2	HIGUCHI Keisuke
		International Security Cooperation	2	BANSHO Koichiro
		Security Studies (Nuclear Strategy and Nuclear Deterrence)	2	ARIE Koichi
		International Relations	2	SATO Heigo
		Japanese Military and Diplomatic History	2	AKIMOTO Tiaki
		Theory of Military Strategy	2	FUKUDA Takeshi
		Seminar on National Security and Crisis Management	–	Each tutor
Area Studies B		Studies on Chinese Politics	2	MOMMA Rira
		Taiwan Studies	2	MOMMA Rira
		East Asia Studies	2	TAKESADA Hideshi
		SouthEast Asia Studies	2	OGASAWARA Takayuki
		Europe Studies	2	Not offered
		Korean Peninsula Studies	2	ARAKI Kazuhiro
	●	South Asia Studies	2	TAKEUCHI Yukifumi
		Middle East Studies	2	NAKANISHI Toshihiro
		Islam Studies	2	TACHIBANA Toru
		South west Asia Studies(with Focus on SAARC)	2	Pema GYALPO
		America Studies	2	KAWAKAMI Takashi
		Russia Studies	2	NAGOSI Kenrou
		Seminar on Area Studies B	–	Each tutor
Common to each field	●	Research Methods (Quantitative Analysis)	2	Not offered
	●	Research Methods (Qualitative Analysis)	2	INADA Masaya
	●	Project Planning and Evaluation Methods	2	SAHARA Takayuki
	●	International Economics	2	TOKUHARA Satoru
		Economic Theory	2	MOTEGI Hajime
		Joint Seminar	2	Multiple teachers
		Literature Reading 1 (English)	2	KAI Nobuyoshi
		Literature Reading 2 (Chinese)	2	Not offered
		Literature Reading 3 (Japanese)	2	TOKUHARA Satoru
		Methodology of Social Science Studies	2	SATO Heigo
		Sector Development Studies	2	Not offered
	●	International Japanese Culture (1)	2	Vassili MOLODIAKOV
	●	Cross Cultural Communication	2	Pema GYALPO
		SDGs and International Development	2	ISHIKAWA Kazuyoshi

≪Notes≫

The class subjects with the ● mark are provided in both Japanese and English.

International Development Studies Course (Doctoral Program)

Topics of doctoral theses

for 2021

Public Services and Governance in Papua New Guinea – Empirical Approach Gained from PNG National High School Students Survey on Socio-Economic Development
An Empirical research on asset securitization on the people’s republic of China’s financial reform

for 2020

Infrastructure Development in Developing Countries: Choice between Public Finance and Public Private Partnership (PPP) in the Philippines

Credits and Degrees

Doctoral Program
Least three extra years of school attendance At least 10 credits to be obtained in the specified subjects Foreign language proficiency tests Research presentation Publication of peer-reviewed papers Doctoral thesis

Doctor (International Development)

Courses and teachers in the doctoral program (as of April, 2022)

Educational and research field	Class subjects	Credits	Teachers
Economic development	Advanced Study in Economic Development Ⅰ (Development Economics: Theory and Empirical Studies)	2	YAGUCHI Yue
	Advanced Study in Economic Development Ⅱ (Development Economics : International Trade,Investment, and Finance)	2	TOKUHARA Satoru
	Advanced Study in Economic Development Ⅲ (Development Economics: Population and Urbanization)	2	ARATAME Natsumi
Area Studies A	Advanced Study in Area Study A Ⅰ(India : Industrial Development)	2	Not offered
	Advanced Study in Area Study A Ⅱ(Japan-China Relations)	2	OKADA Minoru
	Advanced Study in Area Study A Ⅲ(ASEAN and Economic Development)	2	YOSHINO Fumio
	Advanced Study in Area Study A Ⅳ (Chinese Macroeconomy)	2	DU Jin
International develop Studies Course Common subjects	Advanced Joint Seminar(Economies of Korea and Taiwan)	2	MOON Daewoo
Advanced seminars (thesis guidance)	Advanced Seminar in Economic Development (Guidance for Research and Dissertation)	–	Each tutor
	Advanced Seminar in Area Study A (Guidance for Research and Dissertation)	–	Each tutor

International Security Studies Course (Doctoral Program)

Topics of doctoral theses

for 2021

Vietnam-China Demarcation of the Tonkin Gulf, The Only Maritime Demarcation of China
Chinese Military Intervention: Rethinking Deterrence Theory

for 2020

Multilateral Coercive Diplomacy and Denuclearization Agreements
The Military Justice System of the Japanese Army : The balance between ‘command and control’, and ‘a fair system and human right’

Credits and Degrees

Doctoral Program
Least three extra years of school attendance At least 10 credits to be obtained in the specified subjects Foreign language proficiency tests Research presentation Publication of peer-reviewed papers Doctoral thesis

Doctor (National Security)

Courses and teachers in the doctoral program (as of April, 2022)

Educational and research field	Class subjects	Credits	Teachers
National security and crisis management	Advanced Study in National Security and Crisis Management Ⅰ (Alliance and National Security Policy)	2	KAWAKAMI Takashi
	Advanced Study in National Security and Crisis Management Ⅱ (Civil Security / History of Security)	2	ENDO Tetsuya
	Advanced Study in National Security and Crisis Management Ⅲ (International Security Order and the United States of America)	2	KAWAKAMI Takashi
Area Studies B	Advanced Study in Area Study B Ⅰ (China: Political Regime and Defense Strategy)	2	MOMMA Rira
	Advanced Study in Area Study B Ⅱ (Indian Subcontinent: Races, Politics and religion)	2	Not offered
	Advanced Study in Area Study B Ⅲ (Islam World: the Sharia and the State)	2	TACHIBANA Toru
	Advanced Study in Area Study B Ⅳ (Southeast Asia: Comprehensive Region)	2	Not offered
	Advanced Study in Area Study B Ⅴ (Korean Peninsula: the North-South Relationship)	2	ARAKI Kazuhiro
	Advanced Study in Area Study B Ⅵ (America: Domestic Politics and Foreign Policy)	2	KAWAKAMI Takashi
	Advanced Study in Area Study B Ⅶ (US-Japan Relations:Domestic Politics and Foreign Policy)	2	SATO Heigo
International Security Studies Course Common subjects	Advanced Joint Seminar Ⅰ (Security and Law)	2	MORIMOTO Satoshi
	Advanced Joint Seminar Ⅱ (Korean Peninsula: the History and International Relations)	2	Not offered
	Advanced Joint Seminar Ⅲ (Taiwan: Taiwan-China Relations)	2	Not offered
	Advanced Joint Seminar Ⅳ (US Military Base and Strategy)	2	KAWAKAMI Takashi
Advanced seminars (thesis guidance)	Advanced Seminar in National Security and Crisis Management (Guidance for Research and Dissertation)	–	Each tutor
	Advanced Seminar in Area Study B (Guidance for Research and Dissertation)	–	Each tutor

Purpose and basic policy on educational research

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Guidebook

Graduate School of Takushoku University 2023

Guideline on Graduate School Entrance Examination 2023

If you wish to take the examination in English, please be sure to contact the Academic Affairs Division(Graduate School) in advance.

Mail: web_gadm@ofc.takushoku-u.ac.jp

Tel : 0339477854

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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION STUDIES

International Development Studies Course (Master’s Program)

Topics of master’s theses (for 2021)

Credits and Degrees

Courses and teachers in the master’s program (as of April, 2022)

International Security Studies Course (Master’s Program)

Topics of master’s theses (for 2021)

Credits and Degrees

Courses and teachers in the master’s program (as of April, 2022)

International Development Studies Course (Doctoral Program)

Topics of doctoral theses

for 2021

for 2020

Credits and Degrees

Courses and teachers in the doctoral program (as of April, 2022)

International Security Studies Course (Doctoral Program)

Topics of doctoral theses

for 2021

for 2020

Credits and Degrees

Courses and teachers in the doctoral program (as of April, 2022)

Purpose and basic policy on educational research

Guidebook

Guideline on Graduate School Entrance Examination 2023

TAKUSHOKU
LIFE MOVIE