■Department of International Relations
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Course Title
Introduction to Social Science and Global Studies
International Relations IInternational Relations II
Cultural Anthropology I
Cultural Anthropology II
Introduction to Political Science
Introduction to Law
Introduction to Japanese History
Introduction to Oriental History
Introduction to Occidental History
Introduction to East Asian Societies
Introduction to Southeast Asian Societies
Introduction to American Society
History of International Relations
Gender and International Relations I
Gender and International Relations II
Human Security
Japanese Political and Diplomatic History A
Japanese Political and Diplomatic History B
Korean Political and Diplomatic History I
Korean Political and Diplomatic History II
Chinese Political and Diplomatic History I
Chinese Political and Diplomatic History II
U.S. History I
U.S. History II
International Law A
International Law B
International Organization
Japan-U.S. Relations
Japan-Korea Relations
Japan-China Relations
History of Japanese Political ThoughtContemporary Korean Studies
Politics and Economics in Korea
Contemporary Chinese Studies
Development of Hong Kong and Taiwan
Contemporary American Politics
Contemporary American Society
Introduction to South Asian Societies
Introduction to Islamic Societies
Ethnography A
Ethnography B
Anthropology of Religion
Political Anthropology
Race, Ethnicity and Nation
Anthropology of Human Rights
International Political Economy I
International Political Economy II
Comparative Politics I
Comparative Politics II
International Relations in Asia I
International Relations in Asia IIJapanese Studies (Politics and Foreign Policy) A
Japanese Studies (Politics and Foreign Policy) B
Korean Studies ICredits
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Korean Studies II
Chinese Studies I
Chinese Studies II
American Studies (Politics and Foreign Policy) I
American Studies (Politics and Foreign Policy) II
American Studies (Social History) I
American Studies (Social History) II
Comparative Studies USA-Japan A
Comparative Studies USA-Japan B
Developing World and Globalization I
Developing World and Globalization II
Cultures and Societies of East Asia
People, Race, Nation, Ethnic Group and World
Human Geography
Natural Geography
Topography
Global Studies Seminar
Introductory Seminar (International Relations)
Sophomore Seminar (International Relations) I
Sophomore Seminar (International Relations) II
Social Research Practicum I
Social Research Practicum II
Junior Seminar (International Relations) I
Junior Seminar (International Relations) II
Senior Seminar (International Relations) I
Senior Seminar (International Relations) II
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