Graduate School of Economics,
Kanagawa University

Graduate School of Economics,
KANAGAWA UNIVERSITY

2024

2024

Invitation to the Graduate School of Economics
New ways of choosing a career to prepare for the future
Students study advanced-level specialized subjects at our graduate schools to master leading-edgeknowledge in their specializations. Using such knowledge for their own research, they complete a thesis forthe master’s program or a dissertation for the doctoral program. Both challenging and fulfilling, these programs
help students explore exciting new directions that lead to meaningful advancement in their careers.
Kanagawa University’s Graduate School of Economics offers individualized instruction provided by
outstanding faculty highly specialized in each student’s area of study. This allows us to provide an ideal
learning environment and total support that enables graduate students to achieve successful research
results. We also offer fruitful instruction to a wide range of learners, including students from abroad andworking adults.
The various paths that students embark on after completion of our graduate school programs include careers
at private companies and accounting & tax account offices, in public service, enrollment in graduate schools
at other universities, and faculty positions at a wide range of institutions. Having an environment thatmaximizes your ability to pursue your chosen career path is a major consideration in the selection of a
graduate school. We offer a full range of support to ensure all students the fullest opportunity to master thehighly-advanced specialized knowledge they need to advance in their career.
Dean of Graduate School of Economics

Takumi Yamaguchi

Features of the Graduate School of Economics(1) Curricula focusing on specialty areas based on a five-course system(2) Dual-instructor system combining major and sub-instructors(3) Instruction in thesis writing with an academic writing system(4) Study rooms exclusive for graduate students complete with PCs and Internet access(5) Guidance System for Foreign Students to Write a Thesis in Japanese

Master’s Program: Introducing the Five-Course System●Distribution, Marketing, and Business Management Course
The Distribution,Marketing and Business Management Course is designed for students interested in corporate management
and for those who wish to become specialists in charge of advanced business administration. This course covers not only
subjects in areas such as business administration, management strategy, management organization, and International Businessbut subjects involving distribution, logistics and marketing as well. By studying the wide range of theories involving corporate
management and learning how they are put into practice, students can attain the highly specialized knowledge and abilities thatare needed in the business world, which is experiencing rapid globalization.
Professor Takuya Uragami●Accounting and Public Finance Course
This course is for nurturing students who are aiming to become a company worker with high-level professional expertise, acertiﬁed tax or public accountant, and a public servant. In the accounting ﬁeld, we will foster the ability to analyze theoreticaland institutional issues in the aspect of corporate accounting, which have been even more internationalized in recent years.
Furthermore, we oﬀer pragmatic training for handling tax accounting matters. In the ﬁeld of ﬁnance, students will learn about thecurrent state of Japan’s taxation system and its desired shape, as well as challenges in taxation policies both national and local
governments are facing and academic views on how they would be solved.
Associate professor Jumpei Ogawa●International Economics Course
The goal of the International Economics Course is to develop researchers who explore international economics and train personnel who willplay a leading role in the international community. As the world is becoming more globalized, the importance to study international economics
is on the rise. Transaction networks such as trade, international investments, and foreign currency exchange are becoming more complex,
and the global economy heavily impacts every nation and region. This course gives graduate students specialized knowledge to cope withthe diverse issues that the increasingly complex global society faces through the study of basic theories and actual data of international tradeand international ﬁnances, developments in the global economy, and the history and current status of nations and regions around the world.

Associate professor Satoko Okuyama●Public Policy Course
The Public Policy course was created for students looking for a career as specialists in a public institution or as researchers. The
course begins with classes in microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and statistics that will give you mastery over
the analytical tools necessary to understand public policy. The course then turns to the subjects of economic policy, ﬁnancial
theory, local economics, and environmental economics, which are also crucial to an understanding of actual public policy. The
study of analytical tools requires a basic knowledge of mathematics and statistics, so you would also be required to study
mathematical economics and economic statistics.
Professor Shoichi Hisa

●Economic Thought and Economic History Course
It is said that the three pillars of economics are theory, policy, and history. In that sense, this course is designed to study two of
the three pillars. By studying the history and ideology of economics, we can develop the basic skills to ﬁnd ways to solve theproblems we are facing today. Since it is a fundamental ﬁeld, as a matter of course, it is not going to be practical learning.
Therefore, it may be considered an undesirable course for those who want to work in a company. Instead, it is probably a moresuitable course for those who want to become a teacher or researcher.
Professor Tomotaka Oshima

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Partial List of Graduates’Careers
Kanagawa Prefectural Board of Education / Japan Foods Co., Ltd./ Hagoromo University of International Studies / Hakuhodo Product’s Inc./
Enrolled in Komazawa University Graduate School/ Enrolled in Aoyama Gakuin University Graduate School/ Panasonic Home Appliances
Co., Ltd. / Japan Agency for Local Authority Information Systems / Legacy Management Group / Enrolled in Kanagawa University Graduate
School/ Yamato Auto Works Co., Ltd./ Keiyo Distribution Warehouse, Inc./ Softusing Co., Ltd.

Curriculum
Master’s Program in Economic
CourseAccounting andPublic Finance
Economic Thought andEconomic History
Public Policy
International
Economics
Distribution, Marketing, andBusiness Management
All courses

April 2024

subject

instructor

Advanced Accunting TheoryⅠＡ・ⅠＢ
associate
Public FinanceⅠＡ・ⅠＢ
professor
Advanced Accunting TheoryⅡＡ・ⅡＢ professor
associate
Advanced Accunting TheoryⅢＡ・ⅢＢ professor
Advanced Accunting Theory ⅣＡ・ⅣＢ
Advanced Accunting TheoryⅤＡ・ⅤＢ associate
professor
Advanced Accunting TheoryVIＡ・VIＢ professor
professor
Public FinanceⅡＡ・ⅡＢ
professor
Public FinanceⅢＡ・ⅢＢ
History of political economyＡ・Ｂ
associate
Economic HistoryＡ・Ｂ
professor
Economic History of the Western WorldⅠＡ・
ⅠＢ
Economic History of the Western WorldⅡＡ・ⅡＢ associate
professor
professor
History of EconomicsＡ・Ｂ
associate
Social economicsⅠＡ・ⅠＢ
professor
Social economicsⅡＡ・ⅡＢ
professor
Political economyＡ・Ｂ
Special Lecture on Economic History of Japan ⅠＡ・ⅠＢ professor
Special Lecture on Economic History of JapanⅡＡ・ⅡＢ professor
professor
Macroeconomic DynamicsⅠＡ・ⅠＢ
Intermediate MicroeconomicsⅠＡ・ⅠＢ professor
professor
Environmental EconomicsＡ・Ｂ
Special Lecture on Financial TheoryⅠＡ・ⅠＢ professor
Special Lecture on Financial TheoryⅡＡ・ⅡＢ associate
professor
Special Lecture on Financial TheoryⅢＡ・ⅢＢ
Special Lecture on Economic PoliciesⅠＡ・ⅠＢ professor
Special Lecture on Economic PoliciesⅡＡ・ⅡＢ
Special Lecture on Economic PoliciesⅢＡ・ⅢＢ

Economic Statistics Special LectureＡ・Ｂ
EconometricsⅠ・ⅡSpecial Lectures on Public EconomicsⅠ・Ⅱ

associate
professor
associate
professor
associate
professor

subject

Keisuke Morita
Shigeru Okuyama
Doctor of Economics
Shu Inoue
Doctor of Economics

Jumpei Ogawa
Shigeru Okuyama ＊1
Doctor of Economics Yoshio Kaneko
Doctor of Economics
Yoko Goto
Doctor of Economics

Mutsuo Sato
Mutsuo Sato
Masashi Izumo
Doctor of Economics Tetsuya Kawamura
Doctor of Economics Takumi Yamaguchi
Doctor of Economics Tomotaka Oshima
Doctor of Economics Hirotake Yazawa

Yoshihiro Tamai
Tadaaki Yoshioka
Doctor of Economics Masashi Yamamoto
Doctor of Economics Takashi Kazusaka
Doctor of Commerce Hiromichi Iwaki
Doctor of Economics Satoshi Urasawa

Toshihiro Shimizu
Shintaro Miura
Doctor of Economics Daisuke Sakata
professor Doctor of Science
Masashi Hyodo
professor Ph.D.
Takashi Ui
Ph.D.

International Special Lecture on Financial TheoryＡ・B

professor
Japanese EconomyⅠＡ・ⅠＢ
professor
Japanese EconomyⅡＡ・ⅡＢ
associate
Macroeconomic DynamicsⅡＡ・ⅡＢ
professor
Intermediate MicroeconomicsⅡＡ・ⅡＢ professor
associate
Intermediate MicroeconomicsⅢＡ・ⅢＢ professor
associate
professor
Labor EconomicsＡ・Ｂ
associate
Special Lecture on FinanceＡ・Ｂ
professor
professor
urban economicsⅠ・Ⅱ
associate
International EconomicsⅠＡ・ⅠＢ
professor
Special Lecture on Economies in Each CountryⅠＡ・ⅠＢ professor
Special Lecture on Economies in Each CountryⅡＡ・ⅡＢ associate
professor
Special Lecture on Economies in Each Country ⅢＡ・ⅢＢ professor
Special Lecture on Economies in Each Country ⅣＡ・ⅣＢ associate
professor

Doctor of Economics

Nobuo Iizuka
Shoichi Hisa

Doctor of Economics Shunsuke Shinagawa
Doctor of Economics

Eisei Ohtaki

Doctor of Economics Junichi Haraguchi

Hiroshi Ogawa
Doctor of Economics Hideharu Funahashi
Doctor of Economics Shinichiro Iwata
Doctor of Economics Satoko Okuyama
Doctor of Economics Momoko Kawakami
Doctor of Economics Kazuho Yokogawa
Doctor of Economics Kazuya Yanagisawa
Haruhiko Dohman
Doctor of Economics

Special Lecture on Development EconomicsＡ・Ｂ

International EconomicsⅡＡ・ⅡＢ
Industrial PolicyＡ・Ｂ
professor
Shigehiro Naruse
World EconomyＡ・Ｂ
professor Doctor of Economics Kazunobu Oyama
Business ManagementⅠＡ・ⅠＢ
professor
Takuya Uragami
Distribution SystemⅠＡ・ⅠＢ
associate
Doctor of Economics Kazuma Edamura
Business ManagementⅡＡ・ⅡＢ
professor
Doctor of
professor business administration Tomofumi Tohara
Business ManagementⅢＡ・ⅢＢ
Doctor of
associate
Business Management ⅣＡ・ⅣＢ
business administration Munenori Mishima
professor
Marketing Special LectureⅠＡ・ⅠＢ
associate
Makoto Fujii
Marketing Special LectureⅡＡ・ⅡＢ
professor
Marketing Special LectureⅢＡ・ⅢＢ
Doctorofprofessor business administration Masanao Terashima
Marketing Special Lecture ⅣＡ・ⅣＢ
associate
Jiro Yatsuhashi
Distribution SystemⅡＡ・ⅡＢ
professor
professor Doctor of Economics
Minoru Saito
LogisticsＡ・Ｂ
associate
Doctorof
Economics
Toshihiko
Koba
History of Commerce A・B
professor
Special Lecture on International BusinessⅠＡ・ⅠＢ professor
Takao Yamamoto
Special Lecture on International BusinessⅡＡ・ⅡＢ
Special Lecture on International BusinessⅢＡ・ⅢＢ
instructor
Academic Japanese Writing
Tsutomu Ueno
instructor
Japan in Global Society
Kaori Kobayashi＊1 Collaborating teaching course

Doctoral Program in Economics
Western Economic History StudiesⅠ
Western Economic History StudiesⅡ
Accounting StudiesⅠ
Accounting StudiesⅡ
Accounting StudiesⅢ
Accounting StudiesⅣ
Accounting StudiesⅤ
Economic Theory Studies
Environmental Economics
urban economics
Finance theory StudiesⅠ
Finance theory StudiesⅡ
Finance theory StudiesⅢ
Business Administration StudiesⅠ
Business Administration StudiesⅡ
Business Administration StudiesⅢ
Business Administration StudiesⅣ
History of Economics
History of Economic Thought
Economic policy studyⅠ
Economic policy studyⅡ
Economic policy studyⅢ
Econometrics
Public Economics
International Finance Theory Studies
International Economics StudiesⅠ
International Economics StudiesⅡ
International Business StudiesⅠ
International Business StudiesⅡ
International Business StudiesⅢ
Finance StudiesⅠ
Finance StudiesⅡ
Finance StudiesⅢ
Industrial policy Studies
Social and Economic StudiesⅠ
Social and Economic StudiesⅡ
Mathematical Statistics Studies
Political Economy Studies
World Economy Studies
Countries Economic StudiesⅠ
Countries Economic StudiesⅡ
Countries Economic StudiesⅢ
Japanese Economic History StudiesⅠ
Japanese Economic History StudiesⅡ
Japanese Economic History StudiesⅢ
Japanese Economy StudiesⅠ
Japanese Economy StudiesⅡ
MarketingⅠ
MarketingⅡ
Macroeconomics StudiesⅠ
Macroeconomics StudiesⅡ
Microeconomics StudiesⅠ
Microeconomics StudiesⅡ
Microeconomics StudiesⅢ
DistributionⅠ
DistributionⅡ
Labor economics Studies
Logistics Studies

April 2024

instructor

professor

Shigeru Okuyama

professor Doctor of Economics Masashi Yamamoto
professor Doctor of Economics Shinichiro Iwata
professor Doctor of Economics Takashi Kazusaka

professor Doctor of Economics Kazunobu Oyama
Doctor of
professor businessadministration Tomofumi Tohara

professor

Masashi Izumo

professor Doctor of Economics Satoshi Urasawa

professor Ph.D.

Takashi Ui

professor
Takao Yamamoto
professor Doctor of Economics Yoshio Kaneko
professor Doctor of Economics
Yoko Goto

professor Doctor of Science
Masashi Hyodo
professor Doctor of Economics Takumi Yamaguchi
professor
Shigehiro Naruseprofessor Doctor of Economics Momoko Kawakami
professor Doctor of Economics Kazuya Yanagisawa
professor Doctor of Economics Tomotaka Oshima
professor Doctor of Economics Hirotake Yazawa
professor
Nobuo Iizuka
professor Doctor of Economics
Shoichi Hisa
Doctor of
professor businessadministration Masanao Terashima
professor
Yoshihiro Tamai

professor
Tadaaki Yoshioka
professor Doctor of Economics
Eisei Ohtaki
professor

professor Doctor of Economics

Takuya Uragami

Minoru Saito

The Three Basic Policies of the Graduate School
Curriculum Policy (Policies for Curriculum Formation and Execution)■Master’s Program
The master’s program has established the following curriculum policies to produce
graduates with specialized knowledge and applied skills in various ﬁelds of
economics who are able to expertly analyze various problems related to current
socioeconomic conditions, and who are equipped with superior academic
knowledge and capabilities that can be brought to bear in various spheres.

１．Formation and Execution of Curricula(1) Five courses of study (Accounting and Public Finance; Economic Thought and Economic
History; Public Policy; International Economics; and Distribution, Marketing, and Business
Management) have been created for the purpose of instituting comprehensive graduate school
education that addresses the various demands of modern society while meeting the individual careerplans and research interests of graduate students. For each course, a curriculum has been devisedthat targets each academic specialty to ensure that graduate students acquire requisite knowledge
and skills, and are able to make meaningful progress in their respective areas of research.
(2) The curriculum of each course is well balanced between theoretical and practical studies. The
Accounting and Public Finance course, for example, is designed to foster functional skills withpractical classes such as Accounting Special Lectures VI A/B, which is taught by practicing tax
accountants. The International Economics course oﬀers classes in trade, overseas investment,
and multinational corporations designed to provide graduate students with theoretical andpractical knowledge that is indispensable in international business.

２．Methods of Education and Evaluation of Progress(1) A professor in the relevant course oversees each graduate student. The professor also guides
the student through the composition of a master’s thesis, assisted by an adjunct professor. The
integrated system of instruction helps to advance research and develop student research ability
by approaching research themes multi-directionally.
(2) An Academic Writing (AW) class was established to help students improve their writing skills
and polish their ability to think logically and express themselves clearly.
(3) Graduate students must undergo two interim thesis defense sessions before completing theirmaster’s thesis. The defense of interim theses is administered by the graduate student’s adviser
as well as other concerned instructors. These interim defense sessions are designed to gauge

Diploma Policy

１．Decision Making and Practical Skills Demonstrated by Independent
Individuals with Common Sense(1) The ability to evaluate one’s own capabilities and aptitude cultivated through research, which
are essential to a career in accounting, particularly as a tax accountant, to a career as a
researcher of national or local ﬁnancial policy, to a specialized career in public institutions, or toa career as a private business operator as well as the ability to consistently evaluate the social
signiﬁcance of the individual’s activities and the social contribution of activities carried out by
the organization with which the individual is aﬃliated.

２．International Way of Thinking and Communication Capabilities(1) Specialized knowledge and foreign language proﬁciency essential for international businesspersons or researchers, which allows the individual to work on international issues, and theissues of business, human rights, and the environment.

３．Specialized Knowledge and Abilities Responding to the Issues and
Demands of Society(1) Creativity that promotes recognition of the positive and negative aspects of globalization andthe examination of measures that make globalization eﬀective for society from the viewpoint of
economic theories, thought, economic policies, history, business administration, andcommercial science.

■ Doctoral Program

In the doctoral program, graduate students who have submitted a doctoral thesisthat has been evaluated based on the bylaws of their ﬁeld of study and approvedby their thesis committee are judged to have acquired the following competencies,
and are, therefore, awarded a doctoral degree (in economics).

１．Decision Making and Practical Skills Demonstrated by Independent
Individuals with Common Sense(1) The ability to produce outstanding publications after conducting advanced research in theﬁeld of economics, business administration and commerce while reviewing the social
signiﬁcance of that research.

２．International Way of Thinking and Communication Capabilities(1) Specialized knowledge on overseas countries and regions, foreign language proﬁciency, andthe ability to analyze the economic state and history of the relevant countries and regions,which allows the individual to contribute to the cooperative relationship between Japan andother countries and regions.

３．Specialized Knowledge and Abilities Responding to the Issues and
Demands of Society(1) The ability to theorize current economic issues from the viewpoint of economic theories andthought, economic policies, history, business administration, and commercial science, and toverify the theories based on data and case studies.
(2) The ability to understand and explain various issues that the Japanese and international
economy have encountered as well as the political measures necessary to address those problems.

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The doctoral program has established the following curriculum policies to produce
graduates with abilities required to become independent researchers in the ﬁeld of
economics, and foster advanced expertise required for professional work.

１．Formation and Execution of Curricula(1) All professors in the Graduate School of Economics serve as thesis advisors and provide
lectures with content speciﬁcally targeting each ﬁeld of academic focus to oﬀer acomprehensive graduate school education that addresses the various demands of modern
society while also speaking to the individual research interests of graduate students.

２．Methods and Evaluation of Education(1) All graduate students complete a doctoral thesis in their chosen specialty under the overall
guidance of their advisors. Graduate students must deliver multiple presentations both within thegraduate school and at open research conferences, while the supervisory committee checks,
oversees and provides advice on the thesis.
(2) Graduate students work as teaching assistants (TAs), which gives them the opportunity togain experience and strengthen their abilities as educators.
(3) Guidance and advice from the supervisory committee, which is made up of instructors otherthan the graduate students’advisors, provides an objective evaluation of student theses andhelps foster research ability with the goal of improving the quality of theses by ensuring a review
of topics from multidirectional viewpoints.

■Master’s ProgramIn the master’s program, graduate students who have acquired the prescribed
number of academic credits and have submitted a master’s thesis that has been
evaluated based on the bylaws of their ﬁeld of study and approved by their thesis
committee are considered to have acquired the following competencies, and are,therefore, awarded a master’s degree (in economics).

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Graduate Admission Policy■Master’s Program

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(4) Graduate students work as teaching assistants (TAs), which gives them the opportunity togain experience and strengthen their abilities as educators.
(5) Each master’s thesis is strictly screened through the implementation of a preliminary

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(1) The Master’s Program at the Graduate School of Economics sets the goal of fostering
professionals and researchers capable of exercising their abilities in a wide range of ﬁelds at atime when corporate business ﬁelds have been expanding due to economic transition andderegulation, while understanding that the global economy has produced various problems, andworking on eﬀective solutions.

２．Desirable Students(1) Individuals who have graduated from the Faculty of Economics, Business Administration, andCommerce or who have scholastic ability equivalent or superior thereto;(2) Individuals who understand the globalization of the economy and business environment, and
who wish to gain specialized knowledge and the ability to respond to such conditions;(3) Individuals who understand multidisciplinary issues from the viewpoint of economy, businessadministration, and commerce, and who wish to ﬁnd solutions for such issues;(4) Individuals who wish to deepen their studies as researchers; and(5) Individuals who wish to be educators.

３．Evaluation of Individual Capabilities (Methods of Selection)(1) A general entrance examination takes place twice each year. The general examination
includes both written and oral segments covering specialized knowledge(2) A special examination takes place twice each year. Undergraduate, graduate (within ﬁve years
after graduation) and research students at Kanagawa University who have excellent academic
achievements are exempt from the written examination upon faculty recommendation or
evaluation of the applicant’s statement of qualiﬁcation. Exempted students undergo a review of
documentation and an interview.
(3) An examination for students from abroad takes place twice each year. The examination
includes a written section on specialized knowledge, Japanese language proﬁciency, and an interview.
(4) A special examination for working adults takes place twice each year. The examination
includes an essay and interview.

■ Doctoral Program
１．Abilities to be Cultivated through Graduate School Education(1) The Doctoral Program at the Graduate School of Economics sets the goal of fosteringresearchers capable of eﬃciently, freely and impartially conducting research on an increasingly
globalized and complex economy utilizing methods based on economic theories and policies,
historical analysis and international comparison, returning the results to the society, and working
on the realization of a better society.

２．Desirable Students(1) Individuals who have completed the master’s program at the Graduate School of Economics,
Business Administration, and Commerce or who have scholastic ability equivalent or superior thereto;(2) Individuals who wish to become researchers at universities or research institutions; and(3) Individuals who wish to become educators capable of passing along knowledge obtained
through research in a clear and easy-to-understand manner.

３．Evaluation of Individual Capabilities (Methods of Selection)(1) A general examination takes place once (spring) each year. The examination
includes language proﬁciency and an interview.
(2) An examination for students from abroad takes place once (spring) each year. The
examination includes language proﬁciency and an interview.

Graduate School of Economics,
Kanagawa University
Yokohama Campus

3-27-1 Rokukakubashi, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama-shi 221-8686
Tel: 045-481-5661 (main switchboard)

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Admission Department

3-26-1 Rokukakubashi, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama-shi 221-8624
Tel: 045-481-5857

Websites:
https://www.kanagawa-u.ac.jp/education/graduateschool/economics/(Graduate School of Economics)