2024 Master's Course List - Graduate School of Law (Private Law & Public Law)

https://syllabus.doshisha.ac.jp/**Class Periods (1 period = 1.5 hours)**
Period 1: 9:00-10:30 / Period 2: 10:45-12:15 / Period 3: 13:10-14:40 / Period 4: 14:55-16:25 / Period 5: 16:40-18:10 / Period 6: 18:25-19:55 / Period 7: 20:10-21:40
Registration codeClass
Course Title
Lecturer
Semester
Credits
Language
Subject
Class[Private Law Subjects]
Japanese30335301
Civil Law Seminar I 1
KAWAWA NorikoSpring2(English)
Japanese30335302
Civil Law Seminar I 2
KAWAWA Noriko
Fall2(English)[Global Subjects]

Remarks

Registration bynon-GSL
students*12

No*12No

30306001

001

Introduction to Japanese Law

HAGIWARA Kazuki

SpringEnglish2*1

No30306001

002

Introduction to Japanese Law

HAGIWARA Kazuki

Fall

English2*1

No30306010

001

HUIZENGA Shawn Michael

Fall

English2

Yes

30306010

002

HUIZENGA Shawn Michael

Fall

English2

Yes

30306011

001

HUANG Renting

Fall

English2

No30306012

001

UEMATSU Mao

FallEnglish2

Yes

30306012

002

FAIRGRIEVE Duncan

SpringEnglish230306013

001

TAKAHASHI Koji

FallEnglish

2Yes

30306013

002

KLAPHAKE Jay

SpringEnglish2

Yes

30306013

003

NISHITANI Yuko

Fall

English2Yes

30306013

004

Current Issues in Comparative Law[Comparative Competition Law of China and the United States]

CHENG Thomas Kin Hon

SpringEnglish230306014

001

International Law[International Humanitarian Law 2024]

ARAI Kyo

Fall

English2

American Law[Criminal Law - 2024]
American Law[Law of Torts - 2024]
Asian Law
[Chinese Private International Law 2024]
European Law[Private International Law]
European Law[Reforming Product Liability Law]
Current Issues in Comparative Law[Rules and Regulations on Blockchains and Cypto-assets]
Current Issues in Comparative Law[Global Negotiation 2024]
Current Issues in Comparative Law[Private International Law 2024]*1*1NoNoYes
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2024 Master's Course List - Graduate School of Law (Private Law & Public Law)

https://syllabus.doshisha.ac.jp/**Class Periods (1 period = 1.5 hours)**
Period 1: 9:00-10:30 / Period 2: 10:45-12:15 / Period 3: 13:10-14:40 / Period 4: 14:55-16:25 / Period 5: 16:40-18:10 / Period 6: 18:25-19:55 / Period 7: 20:10-21:40
Registration codeClass
Course Title
Lecturer
Semester
Credits Remarks
Language
SubjectClassInternational Arbitration
30306015
001
TAKAHASHI Koji
Fall
English2[International Commercial Arbitration 2024]
International Institutions and Global Law
30306016
001
UEMATSU Mao
FallEnglish2[Hague Conference and Hague PIL Conventions]
Current Issues in Global Law
30306017
001[Worder Dispatch, Outsourcing and the Regulation of HR
JONES Colin P.A.
Fall
English2Services; a Comparative Perspective]
Current Issues in Global Law
30306017
002
KLAPHAKE Jay
FallEnglish2[Theories of Global Justice 2024]
Current Issues in Global Law
30306017
003[Solving Current Conflicts of Laws and Jurisdiction in a Global
GOLDSTEIN Gerald
SpringEnglish2*1
context: General methodological issues]
Current Issues in Global Law[Solving Current Conflicts of Laws and Jurisdiction in a Global
30306017
004
GOLDSTEIN Gerald
SpringEnglish2*1
context: Contractual and Extracontractual Obligations, Family
law Succession and Trust]
30306018
International Commercial Arbitration Moot 1
HIROTA Hiroshi
SpringEnglish230306019
International Commercial Arbitration Moot 2
HIROTA Hiroshi
Fall
English2Japanese Law
30306026
001
HIGASHIKAWA Koji
SpringEnglish2*1 *6[Constitutional Law and Major Cases, 2024]
Japanese Law
30306026
002[Competition Law in Japan: Concepts and Issues in Digital
CHENG Shin-Ru
Fall
English2*1 *7Economy][Overseas Study Program Subjects]
30306027
001
Research and Writing
FUTAMURA Taro
SpringEnglish2*8 *930306027
002
Research and Writing
FUTAMURA Taro
Fall
English2*8 *9
TAKASUGI Naoshi
30306027
003
Research and Writing
Fall
English2*8 *9
HUIZENGA Shawn Michael[Dissertation and Dissertation Tutorial]
30305996
Master's Thesis Tuition
See Supervisor CodeSpring/Fall230332901
Master Thesis (Private Law Majors)
Not rated
30363901
Master Thesis (Public Law Majors)
Not rated

Registration bynon-GSL
students

Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
NoNo
NoNo
Yes
Yes

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2024 Master's Course List - Graduate School of Law (Private Law & Public Law)

https://syllabus.doshisha.ac.jp/**Class Periods (1 period = 1.5 hours)**Period 1: 9:00-10:30 / Period 2: 10:45-12:15 / Period 3: 13:10-14:40 / Period 4: 14:55-16:25 / Period 5: 16:40-18:10 / Period 6: 18:25-19:55 / Period 7: 20:10-21:40
Registration code
ClassCourse Title
Lecturer
Semester
Credits
Language
SubjectClass

Remarks

Registration by
non-GSL
students

Notes*1 Students planning to complete the Master's program at the end of the semester may not be able to register for this course. Please confirm the class schedule beforehand.
*2 Students are allowed to take each class once. If they attempt to register for a different class from the one they took in the previous year, "Already completed in the previous year" willappear on DUET. However, they can still register for the different class.
*3 "Legal Field Work" requires students to take "Research on Corporate Legal Affairs: Ethics Course" and "Research on Corporate Legal Affairs: Basic Course" in the same academic year,and student selection will be held. Refer to the curriculum handbook for details.
*4 Students enrolled In 2023 and before must select from "Financial Instruments Regulation".
*5 Students enrolled in 2022 and before must select from "Research in Documentary Study (Language)".
*6 Students enrolled In 2022 and before must select from "Japanese Constitution".
*7 Students enrolled In 2022 and before must select from "Special Course in Japanese Law".
*8 This course is available only to dual-degree program students.
*9 Students enrolled in 2023 and before must select from "Research and Writing (Law)".
*10 When students have completed "Intellectual Property Law Seminar 1" in the previous year, the credits for this course will not be counted toward the requirements for completion of
the Master's program.
*11 When students have completed "Intellectual Property Law Seminar 2" in the previous year, the credits for this course will not be counted toward the requirements for completion of
the Master's program.
*12 This course will be taught in English and Japanese when a non-Japanese speaking student has registered.

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