GRADUATE SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION STUDIES

Graduate School of International Cooperation Studies

International Development Studies Course (Master’s/Doctoral Program)

Students will develop policy theory for the development process in emerging nations by linking it to comparative research and master practical development methods through fieldwork and other activities. For this purpose, the course has established the necessary regional studies for countries around the world and fosters human resources with the insight and abilities to take action in policy, planning, implementation, and evaluation of basic development strategies.

International Security Studies Course (Master’s/Doctoral Program)

In addition to conventional development economics, this course looks at methods of international cooperation based on a deep understanding of matters such as politics, culture, religion, ethnicity, and history. From a base of theoretical and empirical research, students will investigate solutions to international problems in the areas of security and crisis management policy and regional studies with an emphasis on politics and diplomacy. This is a new and unique course for education and research in security and crisis management.