Curriculum Table (Law) as of 2020
FreshmanSpring Semester(1st Semester)

Sophomore
Fall Semester(2nd Semester)Spring Semester(3rd Semester)

JuniorFall Semester(4th Semester)Spring Semester(5th Semester)SeniorFall Semester(6th Semester)Spring Semester(7th Semester)

Fall Semester(8th Semester)

Introduction to Law
Introduction to Judicial System
Japanese Legal History

European Legal History

Law and Society Studies

Legal Philosophy

Constitutional Law I A: Human Rights

Anglo-American Law I

Constitutional Law I B: Human Rights

Anglo-American Law II

Civil Law I A: General Provisions
Civil Law I B: General Provisions

Constitutional Law II A: Separation ofPowers
Constitutional Law II B: Separation ofPowers

Administrative Law I

Administrative Law Remedies

Local Autonomy Law

Administrative Law II

Criminal Law I A: General Theory

Civil Law II: Property

Civil Law IV A: Obligations

Civil Law III: Security

Criminal Law I B: General Theory

Civil Law V A: Contracts and Torts

Civil Law IV B: Obligations

Civil Law V B: Contracts and Torts

Law of Civil Execution and Provisional
Remedies

Civil Law VI B: Family

Bankruptcy Law

Civil Law VI A: Family

Criminal Law II A: Particular Theory

Commercial Law

Corporate Law I: GovernanceCommercial Law: Transaction

Corporate Law II: Finance

Law of Criminal Procedure I

Law of Criminal Procedure II

Law of Civil Procedure I

Insurance Law

Law of Civil Procedure II

Commercial Law: Negotiable Instruments

Criminal Policy I: Crime Causation

Criminal Law II B: Particular Theory

Criminal Policy II: Crime Control
Juvenile Law

International Organizations

International Law I A

International Law II

International Law I B

International Law III

Private International Law I B

Private International Law I A

Private International Law II B

Private International Law II A
Tax Law

Law of Bioethics

Social Security Law

Consumer Law

Law and Psychology

Intellectual Property Law I

Economic Law

Labor Law I

Intellectual Property Law II

Moot Court

Labor Law II
Law and Gender I

Gender Focused Skills and Communication
Law and Gender V
Training

Law and Gender VI

Law and Gender II

Peace and Women

Law and Gender III
Law and Gender IV
Human Life and Law
Political Science

History of Political Thought

Global Society

Comparative Politics

Policy Sciences

Japan in International SocietyInternational Human Rights

Macroeconomics

Public Administration

History of International Relations

Microeconomics

International Relations

Peace Research I

International Economics

Peace Research II

Accounting

Public Finance

Local Autonomy

Legal Active Research I

Legal Active Research II

Basic Knowledge for Legal Career I

Basic Knowledge for Legal Career III

Basic Knowledge for Legal Career II
Introduction to Japanese History

Law for Practitioners I
Law for Practitioners II

Introduction to Psychology

EthicsIntroduction to Topography

Introduction to Oriental History

Introduction to Historical Geography

Introduction to Physiography

Introduction to Occidental History

Introduction to Human Geography

Teaching Methods: Geography and History

Teaching Methods: Social Studies(Geography and History)

Teaching Methods: Civics

Bioethics

Teaching Methods: Social Studies (Civics)
Basic Readings in Law and Politics(English)
Basic Readings in Law and Politics(French)Basic Readings in Law and Politics(German)Introductory Seminar

Basic Seminar

Preparatory Seminar I

Preparatory Seminar II

Case Studies I

Readings in Law and Politics (English)

Case Studies II

Readings in Legal Materials

Advanced Seminar I

Advanced Seminar II
Graduation Thesis