【Tentative】 International Graduate Programme for
East Asia Sustainable Economic Development Studies
2024/2025 Academic Year Course List
CodeCourse Title

Instructor(s)Credits Semester

Spring Semester

Compulsory
Language Remarks/Elective

Day/Period

Core (Basic) Courses
Research Ethics and Integrity(Humanities and Social Sciences)
Research Ethics and Integrity
G107M03(Humanities and Social Sciences)
G107M02

A918000 On-site Research Training B
A917000 On-site Research Training A

ONLINE

Campbell

0.5

SpringCompulsory

E*11Campbell

0.5

AutumnCompulsory

E*112SpringE*5Thurs 52Autumn

M/Compulsory
D/ElectiveM/Compulsory
D/ElectiveE*5

Thurs 5Hata, S.Hisano,Kurosawa, Tanaka
Hata, S.Hisano,Kurosawa, Tanaka

ONLINE

Master's Degree："G107M02 or G107M03" and both of "A917000 and A918000" are compulsory.
A906000 Accounting

Ogushi2Spring

Elective

E*3

Intensive /Aug

A903000 Microeconomics

Chiba

2

SpringElectiveE*3

Thurs 4A904000 Microeconomics

Nishiyama

2

SpringElective

E

*3

Wed 4

A535000 Development Economics：CoreKono

2Autumn

ElectiveE*1, *6 Fri 2

Ivings2Autumn

Elective

ETue 2Yano, Nakano, Tazoe, Li2Autumn

ElectiveEFri 3 & IntensiveKobayashi, Ro

2Spring

Elective

EThurs 2Itagi

2Autumn

ElectiveE

Wed 4

A420000 Qualitative Research Methods

Feuer

2Autumn

Elective

EThurs 2

A422000 Quantitative Research Methods

Seki

2Autumn

Elective

EFri 3-4 alt

A643000 Research Design

I-Chieh Michelle, Yang

2Autumn

ElectiveE*12

Mon 2-3 alt

A590000 Strategic Management

Colpan2Spring

Elective

E

*3

Tue 3

Intermediate Academic Writing andPresentation
Introduction to East Asian
A417000
Economies
Introduction to Field Research
A418000
Methods
A413000 Political Economy
A423000

Master's Degree：You must earn 6 credits or mor from the elective Core courses listed above.
Advanced Courses A
Analysis of Contemporary Chinese
Economy 12Spring

ElectiveJ*1,*8

A921000 Comparative Development Studies A S.Hisano

2Autumn

Elective

E★

Intensive/Oct

A920000 Comparative Development Studies B S.Hisano

2Autumn

Elective

E★

Intensive/Nov

Corporate Finance and Capital
A909000
Markets

Kumagai2

SpringElective

E*3

Fri 4-5 alt

A637000 Critical Consumption Studies

S.Hisano, A.Hisano

2Autumn

ElectiveE

Fri 2-3
tentatively Nov 22-Jan 24

A536000 Development Economics:AdvancedKono

2Spring

ElectiveEFri 2A544000

LiuTue 2A542000Econometric Analysis of Asian
Economies

Yano

2Spring

ElectiveE

Mon 5

A543000

Econometric Analysis of Developing
Yano
Economies

2Autumn

Elective

EMon 5

A649000

Economic Development and Policyin the Asia-Pacific

Kurosawa,Ivings
Watanabe Yong,

2Autumn

ElectiveE

Tue 5Ueda

2Spring

ElectiveE*3, *10 Fri 3

Kurosawa

1Autumn

Elective

E

A651000 Industries and Global Competition

Kurosawa, Tanaka, Hata

2Autumn

ElectiveE

A594000 International Agribusiness Studies

S.Hisano

2Spring

Elective

E

Kobayashi

2Autumn

Elective

E

A910000 Governance and Ethics
A628000

A211000

Historical Approaches to Businessand Economics A

International Development
Assistance Policy

15★

Intensive
Mon 4

*1

Mon 3-4 alt.
Wed 4-5 / Dec.-Jan

CodeCourse Title

Instructor(s)International Human Resource
Management
International Political Economy of
A595000
Agriculture

Credits Semester

Compulsory
Language Remarks/Elective

Day/PeriodSekiguchi

2

SpringElective

E★

Intensive /July-Aug

S.Hisano

2Autumn

ElectiveE*1

Mon 3-4 alt.

A908000 Internship

Ivings2

SpringElective

E*4Intensive

A908001 Internship

Ivings2Autumn

Elective

E*4Intensive

Multiple Perspectives on
A623000
Management

Kurosawa

1Autumn

Elective

E

A907000 Overseas Field ResearchS.Hisano

2Spring

Elective

E*4Intensive

A907001 Overseas Field ResearchS.Hisano

2Autumn

Elective

E*4Intensive

IALNAZOV

2Spring

ElectiveE*1

Tue 2Yong2Autumn

ElectiveE

Mon 2Ro2Autumn

Elective

E

Intensive/Nov-Dec

A650000

Readings on International
A560000
Economics
Southeast Asia in the Global
A922000
Economy: Past & Present
A622000 Sustainable Industry Development★, *9 Intensive

Master's Degree：You must earn 12 credits or more from Advanced A courses listed above.
Advanced Courses B (only for Doctoral Programme)
A915000 Academic Career Training

Ivings1Spring

Elective

E*4IntensiveA915001 Academic Career Training

Ivings

1Autumn

Elective

E*4Intensive

Ivings2Autumn

Elective

EA911000 Field Research in East Asia

S.Hisano

1Spring

Elective

E*4Intensive

A911001 Field Research in East Asia

S.Hisano

1Autumn

Elective

E*4Intensive

A912000 Field Research in Europe

S.Hisano

1

SpringElective

E*4Intensive

A912001 Field Research in Europe

S.Hisano

1Autumn

Elective

E*4Intensive

A914000 GSE Seminar

S.Hisano

1

SpringElective

E*4Intensive

A914000 GSE Seminar

S.Hisano

1Autumn

Elective

E*4Intensive

A916000 International Academic Presentation Ivings

1Spring

ElectiveE*4Intensive

A916001 International Academic Presentation Ivings

1Autumn

Elective

E*4Intensive

A919000

Advanced Academic Writing &Presentation

Tue 3

Doctoral Degree：You must earn 8 credits or more from Advanced A & B courses, including 4 credits or more from Advanced B courses listed above.
In EA Programme, the Academic Calender is from October to September; Autumn Semester starts in October and Spring Semester starts in April.
In most of other Graduate Schools (including the General Programme of the Graduate School of Economics), the Academic Calender is from April to March;
the first semester starts in April and the second semester starts in October.
Please note the difference for course registration of other Programme and Graduate Schools.
*1 Advanced seminars offered by the Graduate School of Economics*2 Introductory courses offered by the Graduate School of Economics*3 Courses offered in English by the Graduate School of Management*4 Courses that are not to be registered during the Course Registration Period. (Contact the instructor for detailed information)*5 Former title "Development Economics 1"*6 Former title "Development Economics 2"*7 Former title "Contemporary Chinese Economy Studies"*8 Former title "Multiple Research Perspectives on Management"*9 Former title "Governance, Risk Management & Compliance"*10 Students must take either the spring or Autumn semester courses.
*11 Day/period differ on each sesseion
Session 1-2: Tuesday 23 January, 4-5 periods
Session 3-4: Monday 29 January, 4-5 periods
Session 5-6: Wednesday 31 January, 4-5 periods
Session 7-8: Friday 2 February, 4-5 periods
Session 9-10: Monday 5 February, 4-5 periods
Session 11-12: Wednesday 7 February, 4-5periods
Session 13-14: Friday 9 February, 4-5 periods★ International Collaborative Course

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