△Course Timetable for Fall Semester 2024 - The Institute for the Liberal Arts
Period123Monday

Time

9:00
|
10:30

10:45
|
12:15

5

WednesdayThursday

12001118
Religion in Japan-000

1-Catherine LUDVIK

12001205
Introduction to the Arts-000

1-Haruhisa
KAWAMURA

12001301 Introduction to Contemporary-000
Economics and Business1-

Marcelo
FUKUSHIMA

12001209Media in Japan
-000

2-

Urszula FREY

12001324 Contemporary Issues in Business-000
and Economics

3-

Gustavo TANAKA

12001408
Peace and Conflict-000

1-

Ian Robert GIBSON

12001306 Introduction to Business-000
Administration

1-Marc BREMER

12001423 Social Movements and-000
Contentious Politics

3-

Garth WARRIES

12001117 Nature and the Environment in-000
Japan

1-Hiroaki ISHII

12001108 Introduction to Philosophy and-000
Ethics1-

Federica SGARBI

12001107 Introduction to Social, Political,-000and Economic Thought

1-Huseyin RASIT

12001208
World Civilizations
-000

1-

12001206 Introduction to Media and-000
Communications

1-

Urszula FREY

12001320
Management Accounting in Japan 3-000

Gustavo TANAKA

12001116
Geography of Japan
-000

1-

Taro FUTAMURA

12001216
Modern Japanese History-000

2-12001315
Introduction to Marketing-000

Friday12001304
Microeconomics-000

1-Colin DAVIS

Masumi IZUMI

12001218
Nations and Nationalism
-000

3-

David UVA

12001323
Industry and Corporation in Kyoto 3-000

Hadas
KUSHELEVICH

12001317
Economic Growth-000

3-Colin DAVISDavid UVA

12001411
Postwar Japan - U.S. Relations
-000

2-

Thomas FRENCH

2-

Binh NGHIEM-PHU

12001420International Political Economy
-000

3-

Thomas SCHALOW

12001319 Corporate Strategy and-000
Organization

3-

Marc BREMER

12001111 Basic Japanese－２-002（Mon.3 and Thu.3）

1-

Junko TAKAHASHI

12001109 Introduction to Qualitative-000
Research Methods

2-Spela DRNOVSEK
ZORKO

12001001Introductory Seminar A－２-002

1-

Gregory POOLE

12001111 Basic Japanese－２-002（Mon.3 and Thu.3）

1-

Junko TAKAHASHI

12001311
Industry and Labor in Japan-0002-Diane HARING

12001119 Understanding and Experiencing-000
Work in Japan

2-Naomi KONISHI

12001212
Ethnicity in Japan
-000

2-

Jane SINGER

12001003
Introductory Seminar C－２-002

1-David UVA

12001203
Manga and Anime Studies
-000

1-

Omar Yusef BAKER

12001418 Mass Media in the Policymaking-000
Process

3-Kelsey OliverIMANISHI

12001414 Political Behavior, Campaigns-000and Elections

2-Gill STEEL12001004
Introductory Seminar D－２-002

1-Colin DAVIS

12001309 Consumers and the Market in-000
Japan

2-

Tadashi YAGISpecial Lecture Series－９６
12001802(Portfolio Theory and-096
Management)

1-

Yukihiro
NISHIMURA

12001005
Introductory Seminar E－２-002

1-Gill STEEL

12001403
Introduction to Japanese Law
-000

1-

Hadas
KUSHELEVICH

12001104
Academic Writing－３-003

1-Michael GRECO

12001201
What Makes Humans Human?
-000

1-TBA

13:10
|
14:40

12001105 Mathematical Methods for the-000
Social Sciences

4

Tuesday

1-Takehiko NAKAMA

14:55
|
16:25

12001102 Introduction to Information-000
Systems

1-

Liang ZHAO

12001011
Intermediate Seminar A－２-002

3-Gregory POOLE

12001110 Introduction to Quantitative-000
Research Methods

2-

Takehiko NAKAMA

12001013
Intermediate Seminar C－２-002

3-David UVA

12001214
Social Foundations of Language
-000

2-

Gregory POOLE

12001224
Migration and Transnationalism
-000

3-

Jane SINGER

12001014
Intermediate Seminar D－２-002

3-Colin DAVIS

12001310
Ecology and Economy in Japan-000

2-

Yoshihiko WADA

12001302 Introduction to the Japanese-000
Economy1-

I-Chun CHEN

12001015
Intermediate Seminar E－２-002

3-Gill STEEL

12001313
The Financial System in Japan-000

2-

Yukihiro
NISHIMURA

12001407
Comparative Politics-000

1-

Esta Tina OTTMAN

12001022
Advanced Seminar 2－１-001

4Gregory POOLE

12001219 Advanced Themes in-000
Anthropology

3-

Gregory POOLE

12001409 Citizen Politics in Japan and-000
Beyond2-Gill STEEL

12001022
Advanced Seminar 2－３-003

4David UVA

12001022
Advanced Seminar 2－４-004

4Colin DAVIS

12001022
Advanced Seminar 2－５-005

4Gill STEEL

16:40|18:1012001023006
INTENSIVE
Honors Thesis - 6,8,9,10~010

4-12001801 Special Lecture Series－２-002(Academic Skills)

1-12001104
Academic Writing－４-004

1-Heba ABBADIThe 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 SeriesMichael GRECO