2024 Course List for Japan Studies Program
Categories

Subcategories

Japanese Language

JSP Japan Studies(E-Track Major)

E-Track
Liberal Arts

E-track
BE/DBIMajor

Course Title

Credits

Enrollment
Year

Course Level

Spring 2024

Fall 2024

Ikebukuro

Ikebukuro

Elementary Japanese 1A

41100

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JLI

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JLI

Elementary Japanese 1B

41100

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JLI

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JLI

Elementary Japanese 241100

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JLI

●

JLI

Intermediate Japanese 141200

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JLI

●

JLI

Intermediate Japanese 241200

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JLI

●

JLI

Advanced Japanese 141200●

JLI

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JLI

Advanced Japanese 241200●JLI●JLI

Upper-Advanced Japanese

21200●JLI

Business Japanese

21200●JLIComparative Culture

42200●

Greene●GreeneJapan and the Islamic World

41200●

Rahmy

Contemporary Japanese Literature

43300

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GreeneJapanese Politics in Comparative Perspective

43300

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Yamamoto

Japanese Popular Culture

43300

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GreeneJapanese Society

43300

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Blackwood

Media and Society in Japan

43300

Pre-Modern Japanese Literature

43300●

GreeneTopics in Japan Studies A: Contemporary Social Issues in Japan

22300

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IwasakiInternational Relations of Japan (Seminar)

43400

Issues in Popular Culture (Seminar)

43400●

GreeneJapanese Corporations and the Global Economy

43400●Ishiguro

Social Businesses in Japan

43400●Stanislawski

Business and Social Impact

41100

Developing an Entrepreneurial Mindset

41100

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JacksonFood Value Chain and Sustainability

41100●Toride●Mitra

Revised Juｌｙ 26, 2024
Pre-requisites and memo

Japanese Language Courses are required for JSP students. Courses are offeredat various levels, from Elementary to Business Japanese. You will be placed at thelevel based on the results of your Japanese placement test.
(※Please refer to the Note 3 below.)

Not offered in 2024
●IwasakiNot offered in 2024
Previously named "Japanese Multinational Corporations"●Toride●Jackson[New Course][New Course]

Fundamentals of Mathematics

41100

Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

41100

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Isam Hamza

Introduction to Informatics & Computing

41100

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Ozaydin●OzaydinIntroduction to International Relations

41100

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Ordaniel●

Shin

Introduction to Law

41100

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Schifano

Introduction to Social Psychology

41100

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Blackwood

Introduction to Sociology

41100

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Blackwood

Introduction to the Islamic World

41100●RahmyLabor Laws and Work Life

41100

●Kumagai

Principles of Economics

41100

●(2)

Principles of Management

41100

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1. Kusuda
2. OlverRezwan

Principles of Political Science41100●

Yamamoto●

Statistics I

41100

●(2)

1. Shimizu
2. Amponsah●

Sustainable Society

41100

World Economy

41100

Business Communications and Productivity

42200

Foundations of Python

42200

●(2)

Introduction to Computer Networking

42200

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1. Ozaydin
2. Hamza
OzaydinMacroeconomics

42200

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Mathematics for Business and Economics I

42200

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Microeconomics

42200

Principles of Marketing

42200

Statistics II

42200

Agricultural Economics and Management

42300●Olver

AI & Machine Learning for Decision Making

42300

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Kulkarni

Blockchain & Business Applications

42300

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OzaydinConsumer Behavior

42300

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Stanislawski

Corporate Finance

42300●Handika

Corporate Strategy

42300

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JacksonCreative Thinking for AI & IoT Innovations

42300

Cybersecurity and Applications

42300

Database and Big Data

42

Development Economics

4

Digital Banking and Fintech●

Amponsah●(2)●[New Course]

1. Amponsah
2. OlverRezwanResnik

●1. Lubashevskiy
2. OlverStanislawski●Amponsah

Fundamentals of Mathematics

Not offered in 2024●

1. Ozaydin
2. Hamza
Ozaydin

Delgado●DelgadoPrinciples of Economics

Mitra

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DelgadoFundamentals of Mathematics●

Watanabe●

Mitra

Principles of Economics●Stanislawski●

Tajeddini

Principles of Management●

Lubashevskiy

Statistics I●

Principles of Economics

Principles of Marketing
Principles of Management●

Kulkarni

300

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TBA

2300

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Delgado42300●

Rafik Hamza

Digital Business Strategies

42300

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Rajasekera

Digital Marketing

42300

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Sharkasi●

Sharkasi

E-business & Payment Systems

42300

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Lubashevskiy

Econometrics42300

Econometrics for Business Analytics

42300●Delgado

Entrepreneurial Strategies

42300

Finance

42300

Financial Accounting

42300

Game Theory

42300

Health Care Management and Economics

42300●Amponsah

Human Resources Management

42300●Ishiguro

International Business

42300

Introduction to AI & Intelligent Product Development

42300

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Kulkarni

Introduction to R Programming & Business Analytics

42300

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Lubashevskiy

Labor Economics

42300

Marketing Strategy

42300

Mathematics for Business and Economics II

42300

Mining Unstructured Data: A Big Data Perspective

42Mobile Technologies, IoT, & Business Apps

4Operations and Service Management

4

Organizational Behavior●

Fundamentals of Mathematics

Rafik Hamza
Microeconomics & Macroeconomics

Statistics I & Principles of Economics, Not offered in 2024
Statistics I & Principles of Economics [New Course]●Sharkasi●

Handika

Microeconomics & Macroeconomics, Not offered in 2024
Microeconomics, Not offered in 2024
Principles of Economics, Microeconomics●Ishiguro●

Tajeddini●

Stanislawski

300●

Kulkarni

2300●

Lubashevskiy

2300

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Rajasekera

42300

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Tajeddini

Organizational Psychology

42300

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RezwanService Management and Strategy

42300

Social Media and Business

42300●Arghashi

Text Mining & Deep Learning

42300

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Kulkarni

Topics in DBI: Supply Chain Analytics Project

42300

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KomiyaFoundations of Python [New Course]

Topics in DBI: Digital Marketing and E-Commerce

42300

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ArghashiPrinciples of Marketing [New Course]

Web and Mobile Technology

42300

Behavioral Economics

43400

Big Data and Analytics

43400

Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency Technologies, and E-Money

43400

Business Planning

43400

Cross-Culture Management

43400●RezwanPrinciples of Management [New Course]

Digital Marketing Research43400●

Tajeddini

Principles of Marketing, Previously named "Marketing Research"

Entrepreneurial Strategy Practicum

43400

Gender in Business

43400

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Ishiguro

Global Marketing

43400

Global Supply Chain Management

43400

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MatsuoPrinciples of Management

Hospitality Management and Strategy

43400

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Tajeddini

Principles of Management [New Course]

International Finance

43400

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Mitra

Principles of Economics

International Trade

43400

Investments

43400

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Handika

IT Project Management

43400●Ozaydin

Leadership, Creativity and Organizational Renewal

43400●JacksonManagerial Accounting

43400●Handika

Marketing Modeling

43400

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Sharkasi

Money and Banking

43400●MitraPrinciples of Economics

Python for Data Science and AI

43400●Rafik Hamza

Foundations of Python

Research Methods & Data Analysis in Business

43400

Start-up Funding and VC Strategies

43400

Topics in DBI: Strategic Brand Management

43400

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Arghashi

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Principles of Economics, Not offered in 2024
Principles of Marketing
Mathematics for Business and Economics I, Not offered in 2024

Principles of Management
Principles of Management
Principles of Management Not offered in 2024

●Tan●

Tan

●Sharkasi●Ishiguro

Microeconomics Not offered in 2024
Not Offered in 2024

Entrepreneurial Strategies

Not Offered in 2024

Principles of Marketing Not Offered in 2024●

●MitraPrinciples of Economics

Tan
Not Offered in 2024
Principles of Marketing [New Course]

Core

E-Track
IR Major

AdvancedSeminar

Special Courses

Comparative Politics

42200●YamamotoGlobal Sociology

42200

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Blackwood

Human Rights

42200

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International Law

42200

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International Political Economy

42200●International Politics

42200

International Security

42200

Maritime Security and Ocean Governance

42200●

Ordaniel●Ordaniel

Political Economy of Development

42200●

Shin

●Shin

Political Theory

42200●

MunierUnderstanding Globalization

42200

Chinese Politics in Comparative Perspective

43300

●

Li

Comparative Political Institutions

43300

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MunierInternational Development

43300

International Environmental Policy

43300

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Li

International Integration

43300

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Kim

International Organization

43300

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SchifanoInternational Relations of Asia-Pacific

43300

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Li

International Relations of Europe

43300

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LamontInternational Relations of South Asia

43300

International Relations of Southeast Asia

43300

●OrdanielInternational Relations of the Middle East

43300

U.S. Politics and Foreign Policy

43300●Resnick

War and Peace in East Asia

43300

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Murai

Critical Approaches to Development Politics

43400

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Shin

Gender in International Relations

43400

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Blackwood

International Relations of China

43400

Military Alliances and Security Cooperation

43400

Political Development of Asia

43400

Regional Governance in Asia

43400

Resource Politics

43400

Transitional Justice43400

U.S.Policy toward Asia

43

Advanced Argumentation & Debate

2Business Project E

4●Yamamoto

Lamont●Lamont

Schifano●SchifanoMunier●Kim●Yamaguchi●

Resnick

Not offered in 2024
[New Course]
Not offered in 2024●

Shin
Not offered in 2024

●LiMunier400●Ordaniel

2200●

Sakurai

2200

Previously named "Asia's Entrepreneurs"
Previously named "Theories of International Relations"

Resnick●[New Course]

Not offered in 2024
●Yamamoto●Schifano●LamontPreviously named "U.S.-East Asian Relations"●

Sakurai*1) Course titles will be announced on a semester-by-semester basis for Topics in Liberal Arts, Topics in Business Economics and Topics in Japan Studies*2) Depending on the semester, some courses may be cancelled or altered【Important Notes】

Note 1: 2024 Spring and Fall syllabi is now available. Please refer to Academic Packet for instructions on how to access the syllabi.
Note 2: JSP students usually register between 16 and 20 credits.
Note 3:For Japanese language courses, students will take the course that have been placed as a result of the placement test. Please note that the number of credits that can be taken varies depending on thecourse level. Students may take 8 credits per semester for Elementary Japanese 1A & 1B, but only 4 credits per semester for Elementary Japanese 2 through Advanced Japanese 2, and only 2 credits per semester
for Upper-Advanced Japanese and Business Japanese. You cannot take different levels at the same time.
Note 4: The transfer of credits is at the discretion of your home institution. Please contact your university’s Academic Registrar’s Office to confirm if courses you wish to take are eligible for credit transfer. As areference, 1 TIU credit = 2 ECTS credits = 4 UK credits. Different credit systems and/or conversion ratios might apply.

【Course Credits】
COURSE
LectureJapanese
Language CourseNUMBER OF WEEKS(total hours per week)
100 min/week x 13.5 weeks
200 min/week x 13.5 weeks
200 min/week x 13.5 weeks
400 min/week x 13.5 weeks
800 min/week x 6.75 weeks【Contact】
TOTAL
CREDITS
2 credits
4 credits
2 credits
4 credits
4 credits

If you have questions, please contact the relevant offices:● Academics (Courses, Class schedule, etc.):
E-Track Academic Affairs Office at <etrack-academics@tiu.ac.jp>● Visa/immigration restrictions, program withdrawal or deferral:
International Exchange Office at <etrack-student@tiu.ac.jp>