○Course Timetable for Spring Semester 2024- The Institute for the Liberal Arts (The International Specialization Program)
PeriodMonday

Time

Society and Economy in Kyoto

12345

1-

David ADEBAHR

Tuesday
SK101

9:00
|
10:30

10:45
|
12:15

Wednesday

Introduction to Accounting

1-

Gustavo TANAKASK106International BusinessCommunication

3-

Alex PINAR

SK103

Winners and Losers: Introduction
to Political Theory

1-

Garth WARRIES

SK121

Civic Engagement

2-

Thursday

Ian Robert GIBSON SK101

FridayIntroduction to Kyoto

1-Greg Peter KOCH

SK101

Introduction to International
Relations

1-Mark SELZER

SK113

Macroeconomics

1-Colin DAVISSKB11Introduction to Japanese History

1-David UVA

SK103Introduction to Asian Philosophyand Thought

1-

Federica SGARBI

SK119Communities of Practice in Japan

1-Randall CHANNELL SKB11

Japanese and World Literature

2-

Maria L. CORREA

SK103

Colonialism and Imperialism

3-David UVA

SK113Advanced Media Studies

3-

Urszula FREY

SK111

Japanese Corporations

2-

Gustavo TANAKA

SK106

Doshisha and Christianity

1-

Shirah Malka
COHEN

RY427

The Politics of Growth inDeveloping Countries

1-HadasKUSHELEVICH

SK110International Economics

3-

Colin DAVISSKB11International Relations in East
Asia

2-Viriya
CHEAMPHAN

SK120

Introduction to Comparative
Policymaking1-Aysun UYAR

SK105Japanese Society and Culture1-

Keiko SUZUKISK101The Creative Industries inContemporary Japan

2-

NobukoKAWASHIMA

N34

World, Youth, and Pop Culture2-

Omar Yusef BAKER SK118

Asian Civilizations

2-Tomoko
MAKIDONO

SK119

Social Inequalities in Japan

3-

Diane HARING

SK105

Japan in the World: Cultural Flows
2and Diasporas

Gavin J.
CAMPBELL

SK118

Social Foundations of Education

3-

Gregory POOLE

SK119Introduction to Globalization

1-

Gregory POOLE

SK119

What Makes Countries Poor?

2-

Dirk HEBECKER

SK101

Introduction to Finance

1-Yukihiro
NISHIMURA

SK102

Japanese Issues and Topics

1-

Jane SINGER

SKB11

Topics in Public Policy

3-Viriya
CHEAMPHAN

SK120

Financial Accounting in Japan

2-Gustavo TANAKA

SK106

Topics in Japan's Contemporary
International Relations

3-Garth WARRIES

SK121

13:10
|14:40

Probability for the Social Sciences 1-

Takehiko NAKAMA SKB1

Advanced Mathematical Methods
2for the Social Sciences

Takehiko NAKAMA SKB1

International Marketing

Tsutomu HARADA

Disaster Studies

3-

Jane SINGER

SKB11Power and Politics in Japan

1-

Gill STEEL

SK103

Public Opinion and PoliticalPsychology

2-Esta Tina OTTMAN SK118

Politics through Film

3-

Gill STEEL

3-

14:55|
16:25

SK101

Academic Writing－１

Academic Writing－２

1-1-

SK101

Michael GRECO

Michael GRECO

SK120

SK120

16:40
|
18:10

INTENSIVE

Special Lecture Series－９８(A Field Course on NaturalResources and the Environment)

1-Hiroaki ISHIIThe class schedule may become irregular if the course lecturer plans field trips to off campus sites. When a course does include field trips, students are expected to cover transportation costs and other expenses. The course timetable is subject to change.
Yellow: Seminars and Honors Thesis

Blue: Foundation Courses

Green: Japanese Society and Global Culture Concentration

Orange: Japanese Business and the Global Economy Concentration

Pink: Japanese Politics and Global Studies Concentration

Purple: Special Lecture Series

△Course Timetable for Fall Semester 2024- The Institute for the Liberal Arts (The International Specialization Program)
Period1

2

3

Monday

Time

9:00
|
10:30

10:45
|
12:15

5

WednesdayThursday

Religion in Japan

1-Catherine LUDVIKIntroduction to the Arts

1-Haruhisa
KAWAMURA

Introduction to Contemporary
Economics and Business

1-Marcelo
FUKUSHIMAMedia in Japan

2-

Urszula FREY

Contemporary Issues in Businessand Economics

3-Gustavo TANAKA

Peace and Conflict

1-

Ian Robert GIBSONIntroduction to Business
Administration

1-

Marc BREMER

Social Movements andContentious Politics

3-

Garth WARRIES

Nature and the Environment inJapan1-

Hiroaki ISHIIIntroduction to Philosophy andEthics

1-

Federica SGARBIIntroduction to Social, Political,and Economic Thought

1-

Huseyin RASITWorld Civilizations

1-

Introduction to Media andCommunications

1-

Urszula FREYManagement Accounting in Japan 3-

Gustavo TANAKA

Geography of Japan

1-

Taro FUTAMURA

Modern Japanese History

2-

Introduction to Marketing

FridayMicroeconomics

1-

Colin DAVIS

Masumi IZUMINations and Nationalism

3-David UVA

Industry and Corporation in Kyoto 3-Hadas
KUSHELEVICH

Economic Growth3-

Colin DAVISDavid UVA

Postwar Japan - U.S. Relations

2-Thomas FRENCH

2-Binh NGHIEM-PHU

International Political Economy

3-

Thomas SCHALOW

Corporate Strategy andOrganization

3-

Marc BREMER

Understanding and Experiencing
Work in Japan

2-Naomi KONISHI

13:10
|
14:40

Mathematical Methods for theSocial Sciences

4

Tuesday

1-

Takehiko NAKAMA

14:55
|
16:25

Introduction to Qualitative
Research Methods

2-

Spela DRNOVSEKZORKOManga and Anime Studies

1-Omar Yusef BAKER

Industry and Labor in Japan

2-Diane HARING

Ethnicity in Japan

2-

Jane SINGERConsumers and the Market inJapan

2-

Tadashi YAGIMass Media in the Policymaking
Process3-

Kelsey Oliver
IMANISHI

Political Behavior, Campaigns and2Elections

Gill STEEL

Introduction to Japanese Law

1-HadasKUSHELEVICH

Special Lecture Series－９６(Portfolio Theory andManagement)

1-

Yukihiro
NISHIMURA

Introduction to Quantitative
Research Methods

2-

Takehiko NAKAMA

Academic Writing－３

1-

Michael GRECO

What Makes Humans Human?

1-

TBA

Migration and Transnationalism

3-

Jane SINGER

Social Foundations of Language

2-

Gregory POOLE

Introduction to the Japanese
Economy1-

I-Chun CHEN

Ecology and Economy in Japan

2-Yoshihiko WADA

The Financial System in Japan

2-Yukihiro
NISHIMURA

Advanced Themes inAnthropology

3-

Gregory POOLE

Comparative Politics

1-Esta Tina OTTMAN

Citizen Politics in Japan andBeyond

2-Gill STEEL

Academic Writing－４

1-

Michael GRECO

16:40
|
18:10

The class schedule may become irregular if the course lecturer plans field trips to off campus sites. When a course does include field trips, students are expected to cover transportation costs and other expenses. The course timetable is subject to change.
Yellow: Seminars and Honors Thesis

Blue: Foundation CoursesGreen: Japanese Society and Global Culture Concentration

Orange: Japanese Business and the Global Economy
Concentration

Pink: Japanese Politics and Global Studies Concentration

Purple: Special Lecture Series