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 In the Department of Business Administration, students acquire the practical knowledge and skills necessary for business through systematic and specialized study, focusing on current events in the business world. Students can utilize what they learn at university in the workplace. In addition, students can acquire many different licenses and certifications because course content is linked to such qualifications.

Department Characteristics

The department trains businesspeople capable of meeting the diverse needs of modern society.

1. A practical education focused on corporate activities and business.
2.  A curriculum appropriate for a highly advanced information society in an era of globalization.
3.  A course system for specialized and systematic study of marketing, management, and accounting.
4.  Course content linked to acquiring numerous licenses and certificates.

The Department of Business Administration aims to train professionals who can handle various business activities in an increasingly information-based globalized world through a specialized and systematic study of marketing, management, and accounting. The department, therefore, seeks applicants with the following characteristics: characteristics:

1. The basic academic ability needed to improve skills and abilities through a specialized and systematic study of business.
2.  An ability to understand and explain in concrete terms one’s study goals in the department.
3.  An ability to demonstrate the judgment and analytical ability to discern and solve business problems and clearly express one’s opinions.
4.  Curiosity about business, a vision of life after graduation, and a desire to contribute to local and international society.
5.  An ability to wrestle with issues independently, collaborate with others, and relate those experiences to what one wants to learn at university.

Students are offered many options to pursue a broad, comprehensive study of marketing, management, and accounting or choose a specific field for more specialized study. In addition, the curriculum offers subjects such as Marketing Information Science, Management Information Science, and Computerized Accounting that deal with the information society and subjects such as Introduction to Global Marketing, Marketing English, International Relations, and Bookkeeping and Accounting in English that deal with the global marketplace.