○Course Timetable for Spring Semester 2024 - The Institute for the Liberal Arts
PeriodMonday

Time12001308
Society and Economy in Kyoto-000123451-Tuesday
David ADEBAHR

SK101

9:00
|
10:30

10:45
|
12:15

13:10
|
14:40

Wednesday

12001307
Introduction to Accounting-000

1-Gustavo TANAKA

SK10612001322 International Business-000
Communication

3-Alex PINAR

SK103

12001402 Winners and Losers: Introduction
1-000
to Political Theory

Garth WARRIES

SK121

12001415
Civic Engagement-000

2-Thursday
Ian Robert GIBSON SK101

Friday12001114
Introduction to Kyoto-000

1-Greg Peter KOCH

SK10112001406 Introduction to International-000
Relations

1-Mark SELZER

SK113

12001303
Macroeconomics-000

1-Colin DAVISSKB1112001202
Introduction to Japanese History-000

1-David UVA

SK10312001106 Introduction to Asian Philosophy-000and Thought

1-

Federica SGARBI

SK11912001112
Communities of Practice in Japan 1-000

Randall CHANNELL SKB1112001101
Library Research Skills
-000

1-

Heba ABBADI

SK102

12001222
Colonialism and Imperialism
-000

3-

David UVA

SK113

12001223
Advanced Media Studies-000

3-Urszula FREY

SK111

12001316
Japanese Corporations-000

2-

Gustavo TANAKA

SK10612001115
Doshisha and Christianity-000

1-Shirah Malka
COHEN

RY427

12001210
Japanese and World Literature-000

2-Maria L. CORREA

SK103

12001318
International Economics-000

3-Colin DAVISSKB1112001410 International Relations in East-000
Asia

2-

ViriyaCHEAMPHAN

SK12012001405 Introduction to Comparative-000
Policymaking

1-

Aysun UYAR

SK10512001204
Japanese Society and Culture-000

1-

Keiko SUZUKI

SK101

12001401 The Politics of Growth in-000
Developing Countries

1-HadasKUSHELEVICH

SK110

12001312 The Creative Industries in-000
Contemporary Japan

2-

NobukoKAWASHIMA

N34

12001111 Basic Japanese－１-001（Mon.3 and Thu.3）

1-

Junko TAKAHASHI K4412001113
Japanese Issues and Topics
-000

1-

Jane SINGER

SKB1112001001
Introductory Seminar A－１-001

1-Gregory POOLE

SKB1112001111 Basic Japanese－１-001（Mon.3 and Thu.3）

1-

Junko TAKAHASHI K44

12001215
Asian Civilizations
-000

2-

Tomoko
MAKIDONO

SK119

12001305
Introduction to Finance-000

1-

Yukihiro
NISHIMURA

SK102

12001314
Financial Accounting in Japan
-000

2-

Gustavo TANAKA

SK10612001003
Introductory Seminar C－１-001

1-David UVA

SK102

12001211
World, Youth, and Pop Culture
-000

2-

Omar Yusef BAKER SK118

12001221
Social Inequalities in Japan-000

3-Diane HARING

SK10512001417
Topics in Public Policy-000

3-ViriyaCHEAMPHAN

SK12012001422 Topics in Japan's Contemporary-000
International Relations

3-Garth WARRIES

SK121

12001004
Introductory Seminar D－１-001

1-Colin DAVIS

SK111

12001005
Introductory Seminar E－１-001

1-Gill STEEL

SK113

12001104
Academic Writing－１-001

1-Michael GRECO

12001213 Japan in the World: Cultural Flows
2-000
and Diasporas

Gavin J.
CAMPBELL

SK118

12001217
Social Foundations of Education
-000

3-

Gregory POOLE

SK119

12001207
Introduction to Globalization
-000

1-

Gregory POOLE

SK119

12001412
What Makes Countries Poor?
-000

2-Dirk HEBECKER

SK101

12001120 Probability for the Social-000
Sciences

1-

Takehiko NAKAMA SKB1

12001121 Advanced Mathematical Methods
2-000
for the Social Sciences

Takehiko NAKAMA SKB1

12001011
Intermediate Seminar A－１-001

3-Gregory POOLE

SKB1212001321
International Marketing
-000

3-

Tsutomu HARADA

12001220
Disaster Studies
-000

3-

Jane SINGER

SKB1112001013
Intermediate Seminar C－１-001

3-David UVA

SK102

12001404
Power and Politics in Japan
-000

1-

Gill STEEL

SK103

12001014
Intermediate Seminar D－１-001

3-Colin DAVISSKB912001015
Intermediate Seminar E－１-0013-Gill STEEL

SK113

SK101

14:55
|
16:25

12001416 Public Opinion and Political-000
Psychology

2-Esta Tina OTTMAN SK118

12001021
Advanced Seminar 1－１-001

4Gregory POOLE

SKB1212001424
Politics through Film-000

3-Gill STEEL

12001021
Advanced Seminar 1－３-003

4David UVA

SK10212001021
Advanced Seminar 1－４-004

4Colin DAVIS

SK111

12001021
Advanced Seminar 1－５-005

4Gill STEEL

SK113Special Lecture Series－９８12001802(A Field Course on Natural-098
Resources and the Environment)

1-Hiroaki ISHII

16:40|18:1012001023001
INTENSIVEHonors Thesis - 1,3,4,5~005

4-12001801 Special Lecture Series－１-001(Academic Skills)

1-

Heba ABBADI

SK101

12001104
Academic Writing－２-002

1-

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 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

Michael GRECO

SK120

SK120