GRADUATE SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION STUDIES
- International Development Studies Course (Master’s Degree Program)
- International Security Studies Course (Master’s Degree Program)
- International Development Studies Course (Doctoral Degree Program)
- International Security Studies Course (Doctoral Degree Program)
- Purpose and basic policy on educational research
International Development Studies Course (Master’s Degree Program)
Topics of master’s degree theses (for 2019)
- Nepal Agricultural Intensification and Economic Development
- Consideration On The Increase Of Female Congress Members By Positive Action －Glorious Future For Woman In Japan－
- How Special Credit Guarantee Program Works? －A Case Study of the Japanese Experience－
- he development of the Japanese Guest house and its problems
- Contribution of the elderly in the ageing society
- Child Poverty Issues in Japan :
－With Special Focus on Labor Market and Social Security System－ - Efforts to dispose of plastic waste to create a resource recycling society
－Recycling of waste plastic products in China－ - A study on awareness survey of residents and comparison of implementation
systems in applied LBT areas －A case study of Asis, Africa and Japan－ - Current Status and Issues of the Waste Problem in China
- A Study on the Relationship between Economic Development and Environmental Changes :
Case of Beijing City in China - The research about the development of the Japanese anime industry
－Challenges in the digital and global age－ - Problems in Taiyuan City Urban Development and Public Transport Planning Management
and Countermeasures Research - Research on Theme park and Invigorating local communities
－focuses of Asian「Three Disneyland」 - Vegetable farming in Nepal Opportunities and Constraints
- A study on hot spring tourism industry in Jilin Province, China
－A comparative study between China and Japan－ - A study on the use of regional airports that complement Haneda Airport and Narita Airport
- The research on the preservation policy of Chinese and Japanese historical districts
- Japan’s decling birthrate and its revelation on China’s declining birthrate
Credits and Degrees
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Master’s Degree Program |
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Requirements for completion |
Number of credits to be obtained |
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Economic Development Field |
Required |
Economic development seminar |
No credits granted |
At least 30 credits in total |
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Compulsory elective |
Economic development |
At least 14 credits |
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Elective |
Area Studies A & B |
At least 6 credits |
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Elective |
Common to each field |
At least 6 credits |
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Research guidance |
master’s thesis | |||
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Requirements for completion |
Number of credits to be obtained |
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Area Studies A Field |
Required |
Area Studies A seminar |
No credits granted |
At least 30 credits in total |
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Compulsory elective |
Area Studies A & B |
At least 12 credits |
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Elective |
Economic development |
At least 8 credits |
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Elective |
Common to each field |
At least 6 credits |
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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 degree program (as of April, 2020)
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Educational |
Class subjects |
Credits |
Teachers |
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| Economic development | ● | Demography | 2 | ARATAME Natsumi |
| ● | Development Economics (Economics and Contemporary Asia) | 2 | YAGUCHI Yue | |
| ● | Economic Development Policy | 2 | SHINO Kohei | |
| ● | Comparative Political System (Development and Democratization) | 2 | KAI Nobuyoshi | |
| Transitional Economy Studies | 2 | DU Jin | ||
| Business in Asia | 2 | TOKUHARA Satoru | ||
| ● | Development Finance | 2 | FUJIMOTO Koji | |
| ● | Development Cooperation (Theory and Strategy) | 2 | FUJIMOTO Koji | |
| ● | International Environmental Cooperation | 2 | HARASHIMA Yohei | |
| Institution Development | 2 | SAHARA Takayuki | ||
| Management of Development Project (Case Studies) | 2 | TOKUNAGA Tatsumi | ||
| ● | Development Strategy (Growth，Poverty，and the Environment) |
2 | YANAGIHARA Toru | |
| ● | International Cooperation on Agriculture | 2 | TAKESHITA Masanori | |
| ● | Local Development | 2 | UKEDA Hiroyuki | |
| Seminar on Economic Development | 2 | Each tutor | ||
| Area Studies A | ● | China Studies (Economic Development) | 2 | DU Jin |
| ● | The Study of International Relations surrounding China | 2 | IJIRI Hidenori | |
| ● | 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 | SHIMOJO Masao | ||
| NIES Studies | 2 | MOON Daewoo | ||
| ● | South Asia Studies (Modern Economy) | 2 | KOJIMA Makoto | |
| Oceania Studies | 2 | SUGITA Hiroya | ||
| 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 | TAKEDA Shinichi |
| ● | Research Methods (Qualitative Analysis) | 2 | INADA Masaya | |
| ● | Principle and Method of Performance Evaluation | 2 | SUGIMOTO Masami | |
| ● | Project Planning and Evaluation Methods | 2 | SAHARA Takayuki | |
| ● | International Economics | 2 | TOKUHARA Satoru | |
| International Logistics | 2 | KUSE Hirohito | ||
| Economic Theory | 2 | MOTEGI Hajime | ||
| Joint Seminar | 2 | Multiple teachers | ||
| Literature Reading 1 (English) | 2 | KAI Nobuyoshi | ||
| Literature Reading 3 (Japanese) | 2 | TOKUHARA Satoru | ||
| ● | International Japanese Culture (1) | 2 | VASSILI Molodiakov | |
| ● | Cross Cultural Communication | 2 | PEMA Gyalpo | |
| Methodology of Social Science Studies | 2 | SATO Heigo | ||
≪Notes≫
- *The class subjects with the ● mark are provided in both Japanese and English.
International Security Studies Course (Master’s Degree Program)
Topics of master’s degree theses (for 2019)
- The Grand Strategy of Sparta from the Pre-Classical to the Classical period
－A reconsideration of the theory of Thucydides Trap－ - A look at the termination process of the Korean War
- Collaboration between the Army and the Police in “Gray Zone”
－To Typify Collaboration and Rearrange “Gray Zone”－ - The influence of international and domestic factors on the direction of China’s arms transfer development －Focus on the development history of China’s arms transfer－
- China’s invasion of Tibet and Tibetan resistance
- The relationship of the election system and the political party system in Japan －From the collapse of 1955 system until the present situation close to the one-party dominant system－
- Progress in military technology and defense policy in the United States
－A case study of the development of Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle in the U.S. Navy－ - The Development of Chinese-Japanese Relations After The Cold War And The Japan’s Diplomatic Strategy Towards China －From The Perspective of China－
- Formulation and Transformation of Civil Military Relationship in Japan
－Complication between Assertive Control and Delegate Control－
Credits and Degrees
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Master’s Degree Program |
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Requirements for completion |
Number of credits to be obtained |
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National Security and Crisis Management Field |
Required |
National security and crisis management seminar |
No credits granted |
At least 30 credits in total |
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Compulsory elective |
National security and crisis management |
At least 14 credits |
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Elective |
Area Studies A & B |
At least 8 credits |
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Elective |
Common to each field |
At least 4 credits |
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Research guidance |
Master’s thesis | |||
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Requirements for completion |
Number of credits to be obtained |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
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Area Studies B Field |
Required |
Area Studies B seminar |
No credits granted |
At least 30 credits in total |
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Compulsory elective |
Area Studies A & B |
At least 12 credits |
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Elective |
National security and crisis management |
At least 10 credits |
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Elective |
Common to each field |
At least 4 credits |
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Research guidance |
Master’s thesis | |||
Master (National Security)
Courses and teachers in the master’s degree program (as of April, 2020)
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Educational |
Class subjects |
Credits |
Teachers |
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| 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 | ||
| International Conflict Studies | 2 | ENDO Tetsuya | ||
| International Organization (United Nations) | 2 | Not offered | ||
| Crisis Management | 2 | ENDO Tetsuya | ||
| Overseas Risk Management (Nation and Intelligence) | 2 | KABASHIBA Shinya | ||
| International Intelligence Management | 2 | SANDA Katsumi | ||
| International Security Cooperation | 2 | SUZUKI Yuji | ||
| Theory of Military Strategy | 2 | FUKUDA Takeshi | ||
| Japanese Military and Diplomatic History | 2 | AKIMOTO Tiaki | ||
| Security Studies (Nuclear Strategy and Nuclear Deterrence) | 2 | ARIE Koichi | ||
| Security Studies (Arms Control and Confidence Building) | 2 | SATO Heigo | ||
| International Relations | 2 | SATO Heigo | ||
| Seminar on National Security and Crisis Management | – | Each tutor | ||
| Area Studies B | Studies on Chinese Politics | 2 | WANG Shuguang | |
| 〃 | 2 | MOMMA Rira | ||
| Taiwan Studies | 2 | MOMMA Rira | ||
| East Asia Studies | 2 | TAKESADA Hideshi | ||
| Europe Studies | 2 | SHIDA Junjiro | ||
| Korean Peninsula Studies | 2 | ARAKI Kazuhiro | ||
| ● | South Asia Studies | 2 | TAKEUCHI Yukifumi | |
| Middle East Studies | 2 | MORITO Koji | ||
| Islam Studies | 2 | MORI Nobuo | ||
| South west Asia Studies(with Focus on SAARC) | 2 | Pema Gyalpo | ||
| Russia Studies | 2 | NAGOSI Kenrou | ||
| America Studies | 2 | KAWAKAMI Takashi | ||
| Seminar on Area Studies B | – | Each tutor | ||
| Common to each field | ● | Research Methods (Quantitative Analysis) | 2 | TAKEDA Shinichi |
| ● | Research Methods (Qualitative Analysis) | 2 | INADA Masaya | |
| ● | Principle and Method of Performance Evaluation | 2 | SUGIMOTO Masami | |
| ● | Project Planning and Evaluation Methods | 2 | SAHARA Takayuki | |
| ● | International Economics | 2 | TOKUHARA Satoru | |
| International Logistics | 2 | KUSE Hirohito | ||
| Economic Theory | 2 | MOTEGI Hajime | ||
| Joint Seminar | 2 | Multiple teachers | ||
| Literature Reading 1 (English) | 2 | KAI Nobuyoshi | ||
| Literature Reading 3 (Japanese) | 2 | TOKUHARA Satoru | ||
| ● | International Japanese Culture (1) | 2 | VASSILI Molodiakov | |
| ● | Cross Cultural Communication | 2 | PEMA Gyalpo | |
| Methodology of Social Science Studies | 2 | SATO Heigo | ||
≪Notes≫
- The class subjects with the ● mark are provided in both Japanese and English.
International Development Studies Course (Doctoral Degree Program)
Topics of doctoral theses
for 2019
- A Study on the Implementation of Community Driven Development Program
in Three Villages of Indonesia - An Empirical Research on Productivity Change of Textile Industry in Japan: Analysis of Factors Affecting Regional Disparities and Ways of Building Business Networks
for 2018
- A Study on the Improvement of Lifesaving Cooperation in a Large-Scale Earthquake Disaster: Focusing on Cooperation between Prefectural Government Office, SDF and DMAT
- Reform and Opening-up, Market Competition and Industrial Policy: An Empirical Research on Productivity Change of Manufacturing Firms in Guangdong, China
for 2016
- An Advance of Horizontal Division of Labor in the Industry of East Asian Countries and Deepening of Economic Relations －With a Focus on China,Japan,Korea－
- Evolution of the Economic Development in Indochina －Towards a New Economic Development Patter－
Credits and Degrees
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Doctoral Degree Program |
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Doctor (International Development)
Courses and teachers in the doctoral degree program (as of April, 2020)
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Educational |
Class subjects |
Credits |
Teachers |
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| 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 | |
| Project Management and Finance | 2 | FUJIMOTO Koji | |
| Area Studies A | Advanced Study in Area Study A Ⅰ | 2 | KOJIMA Makoto |
| Advanced Study in Area Study A Ⅱ | 2 | OKADA Minoru | |
| Advanced Study in Area Study A Ⅲ | 2 | YOSHINO Fumio | |
| Advanced Study in Area Study A Ⅳ | 2 | DU Jin | |
| Advanced Seminar in Area Study A (Guidance for Research and Dissertation) | – | Each tutor | |
| Common within the course | 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 Degree Program)
Topics of doctoral theses
for 2019
- U.S. Financial Sanctions against Nonproliferation
for 2017
- A Study of Development of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime.
- Conversion of Social Crevice to Political Crevice due to the Rationality of Political Elite in South Korea
for 2016
- “Revalidation of dividing prozess of Germany after the World War II from Eastern Bloc －Establishment of German Democratic Republic as a view of “Stalin’s Defeat”.
- Study of Intelligence Organizational theory －Challenges and Prospects in the U.S. Intelligence－
- A Study on the Political Propaganda : Studies on Its Concepts, Structure and Actual Conditions
Credits and Degrees
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Doctoral Degree Program |
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Doctor (National Security)
Courses and teachers in the doctoral degree program (as of April, 2020)
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Educational |
Class subjects |
Credits |
Teachers |
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| 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 | SUZUKI Yuji | |
| Advanced Seminar in National Security and Crisis Management (Guidance for Research and Dissertation) | – | Each tutor | |
| 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 Ⅲ (Islam World: the Sharia and the State) | 2 | MORI Nobuo | |
| Advanced Study in Area Study B Ⅴ (Korean Peninsula: the North-South Relationship) | 2 | ARAKI Kazuhiro | |
| Advanced Study in Area Study B VI (America: Domestics 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 | |
| Advanced Seminar in Area Study B (Guidance for Research and Dissertation) | – | Each tutor | |
| International Security Studies Course Common subjects | Advanced Joint Seminar Ⅰ (Security and Law) | 2 | Not offered |
| Advanced Joint Seminar Ⅲ | Not offered | ||
| Advanced Joint Seminar Ⅳ (International Security Cooperation: Development and Pease / Security) | 2 | SUZUKI Yuji | |
| 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 |
