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Faculty of Business Administration

Department of Business Administration

Selected Courses
Macroeconomics
Hiroaki Fukami

Students learn contemporary theories of macroeconomics, particularly focusing on the Japanese economy as it undergoes a major and crucial period of transition. Students consider possible approaches toward revitalization of the Japanese economy.

Microeconomics
Masaru Ishikawa

Students learn theories of contemporary microeconomics and management in society by studying market mechanism characteristics of (1) households, (2) firms, (3) government, (4) markets and (5) social choices.

Human Resource Development
Ryohei Ebata

Students acquire skills in research methods related to human resource development. They gain knowledge of the challenges faced by Japanese companies, such as formulation of career development plans and international cooperation regarding this subject.

Business Administration
Hisamitsu Ihara

Students are familiarized with issues of corporate society, such as the nature and basic structure of companies, the roles of management and the relationship between companies and their environments.

Marketing
Hidehiko Nabeta

Based on actual cases, students learn about a company's most important assets, its customers This course involves practical study of marketing philosophies, strategies and approaches.

Management Analysis
Jutaro Nakamura

Students systematically learn techniques for analyzing a company's financial statements from perspectives including profitability stability and growth potential. They learn to estimate corporate merit and uncover hidden problems.

Managerial Accounting
Kazutoshi Nakai

Students study approaches and methods of managerial accounting. They learn how to provide accounting information from which corporate management can formulate management plans and analyze business results.

Corporate Law
Kuniyuki Ueki

From legal perspectives, students examine how companies make organizational level decisions about fund procurement and business activities. They also consider changes in the legal system regarding these issues.

International Finance
Iwao Tanaka

Students learn basic theories of international finance, including balance of payments and exchange rate determination. Along with the theories, materials from foreign exchange market, history of international financial systems, and monetary and fiscal policy options are presented. In addition, some recent important topics like Asian financial Crises are also discussed.

Business Strategy
Shoto Fujieda

Through case method approach, students apply their practical knowledge of management to the real business activities and acquire themselves the wisdom which means discernment, coherence and inflexible decision-making of business because "wisdom can not be taught".

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