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要件
社会国際学教育プログラム(社会・国際学群)

専門基礎科目(選択):社会国際学教育プログラム
科目番号BE21041

科目名

Academic Writing forSocial Sciences I

授業
標準履
単位数
実施学期
方法
修年次

1

2.0

1・2

秋AB

曜時限

月5,6

教室

1C403

担当教員

Haggis Devena
Penelope

授業概要

備考

This course is an introduction to theelements of academic writing. Students will
cover models and samples of academic writing
with the aim of improving their academic
writing for course work, research papers andgraduation thesis. Students will build asolid foundation for academic writing, by
analyzing the different writing
communication styles, format, and language
accuracy.This a practical course with lotsof writing tasks. You will also need tospend time at home to fulfil the course
requirements.

CourseSemester/Module issubject to change.
Course details will
be announced through
TWINS Bulletin
Board.
Non-native speakers
of English areencouraged to attend
this course.
Lectures are
conducted in
English.
英語で授業。
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equivalent to "English Writing I"
in 2010-2012.

BE21051

BE21071

BE21081BE21091

Academic Writing forSocial Sciences II

Japanese Learning
Support I

Japanese Learning
Support II

Japanese Learning
Support III

1

1

1

1

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

1・2

1・2

1・2

1・2

春AB

秋AB

秋C

春AB

月5,6

月4,5

月4,5,
金3,4

月4,5

1B202

Haggis Devena
Penelope

1B302 田中 孝始

1B302 田中 孝始

1B302 田中 孝始

This course aims to develop the skills
needed for academic writing. Academic
writing is a different type of English
communication that uses accuracy, complex
vocabulary, objective writing, and criticalthinking for problem solving and thedevelopment of an argument. Classes will
focus on the writing styles, format,
structure, and language necessary to write
an academic paper.

Lectures will be
conducted in
English. Non-native
speakers of English
are encouraged toapply.
英語で授業。
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This course is designed to support you toacquire Japanese language skills, and also
designed to deepen the Students'
understanding of the lifestyle and cultureof Japan using subjects that are appropriate
for the students.

This class is aiming
for an equivalent of
N3 of the Japanese
Language Proficiency
Test.
The number ofstudents is limited
to 25.
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This course is designed to support you toacquire Japanese language skills, and also
designed to deepen the Students'
understanding of the lifestyle and cultureof Japan using subjects that are appropriate
for the students.

This class is aiming
for an equivalent of
N2 (N3) of JLPT. The
number of students
is limited to 25.
対面This course is designed to support you toacquire Japanese language skills, and also
designed to deepen the Students'
understanding of the lifestyle and cultureof Japan using subjects that are appropriate
for the students.

・The number ofstudents is limited
to 25.This class isaiming for anequivalent of N3 of
the Japanese
Language Proficiency
Test.
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BE21121

BE21131

BE21171

BE21181BE21201

Contemporary World
Politics

Introduction to
Programming

Law and Society inJapan

Sociology ofContemporary Japan

International
Economics

BE21231 マクロ経済学概論

1

1

1

1

1

1

2.0

2.0

1・2

1・2

秋AB

春AB

金5,6

火1,2

1C210

1C206

キンポ ネイサンギルバート

ヴァシラケ シモナ

1.0 2 - 4

2.0

2.0

2.0

1・2

2

2

春AB

秋AB

水3,4

木1,2

3A202 黒川 義教

3B202 内藤 久裕

Contemporary World Politics provides
英語で授業。
students with an introduction to key
G科目. 対面
theories and issues in global politics.
After an overview of the evolution of worldpolitics, the course proceeds to discuss
major theoretical perspectives and concepts
in international relations. The greater partof the course is devoted to examining major
global themes, issues, developments, andinstitutions. Discussions on overall global
processes and trends include: the historicalevolution of global politics; the global
rise of autocracy; the rise of China and therelative decline of the U.S.; the shift froma unipolar to a multipolar or bipolar worldorder; and international political economy.
Covered among the major global issues are:poverty and inequality; identity politics(nationalism, religion and ethnicity);
international migration; conflict andsecurity: human rights, and global
environmental challenges. Contemporary World
Politics seeks to help students adeptly
weave theory, history and current issues inanalyzing global politics in all its
complexities, and construct their own
judgments about contemporary developments.

This course is focused on helping students
acquire fundamental programming notions.
Some of the topics that will be covered
include starting programming from"pen&paper", pseudocode, algorithms, datatypes, basic control structures etc.

英語で授業。
G科目. 対面
The number ofstudents is limited
to 30.

This course is to provide an introduction tolaw and to the Japanese legal system. The
topics covered by this course include thedevelopment of Japanese law, the basic
structure of Japanese law, criminal andcivil law of Japan and future prospects ofJapanese law and legal system.

This course isavailable only forstudents who
acquired the creditof Introduction to
Law. The number ofstudents is limited
to 20-25.
BB28081と同一。
英語で授業。
2024年度開講せず。
G科目. 対面

The aim of this course is to analyze thesocial and economic changes in Japan, withparticular focus on changes in the nature ofwork in society and its implications inContemporary Japanese society, including
complex issues such as migration, foreign
workers, ageing society, job hunting,working poor and inequality.

Limited to 35
students.
西暦奇数年度開講。
BB11871と同一。
英語で授業。
G科目. 対面
Equivalent to"Social Issues inContemporary Japan(BE21181)"

This course will introduce students to basic
international economic theories and theirapplications to real world data mainly about
Japan's international trade and finance. I
will emphasize the usefulness of basic
international economic theories inunderstanding international economic issues.
This course does NOT require BC51061
Introductory Microeconomics or BC51081
Intro-Intermediate Macroeconomics as aprerequisite. In class, I will explain allnecessary background to understand thiscourse.

社会・国際学群の学生に限る。
BC51071と同一。
英語で授業。
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This course covers the basic concepts inmacroeconomics. Topics include the IS-LM
model, aggregate demand, aggregate supply
and the Phillips curve, monetary and fiscal
policy, rational expectations, real businesscycle models, micro foundations, and longrun economic growth.

BC51081と同一。
英語で授業。
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Only those who areable to participate
in face-to-faceclasses are
eligible.

BE21241 Media Politics

BE21371 Introduction to Law

BE21391

Introduction toSociology

11

1

2.0 1 - 3

2.0

2.0

1・2

1・2

秋AB

春AB
春C

秋AB

水3,4

金3
水3,4

木5,6

3A308

川﨑 レスリータック

1C406 宮坂 渉,秋山 肇

1C406

From “traditional” media, such as
BC51161と同一。
newspapers and television, to new media
英語で授業。
formats including websites, blogs and social 対面
media channels, in this course, students
will examine the intersection between media
and politics from historical and theoreticalperspectives. Special emphasis is placed on
the use of the internet and “new media” bypolitical actors for the purpose ofeffecting political outcomes.

This course aims to make students get
comprehensive introduction to Jurisprudenceor legal studies. It addresses the characterand contents of each field in Jurisprudence
through practical and case examples.

The number ofstudents is limited
to 25.
英語で授業。
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この授業は社会学における基礎概念を紹介するとともに、代表的な社会学者についても解説する。
授業では、グロバリゼーション、国際人口移動、多様性、家族及び社会格差など、現代社会を理解するためにキーとなるテーマを議論する。

Bruce, Steve(2018)
Sociology: A Very
Short Introduction,
Oxford University
Press.
Giddens,A. and
Sutton,P.W.(2017)
Sociology 8th
Edition, Polity.

ウラノ エジソン
ヨシアキ

英語で授業。
対面

BE21511

BE21861

Academic Discussion
SeminarIntroduction to
Economics

1

1

2.0

2.0

1・2

1・2

秋AB

春AB

木3,4

火5,6

The goal of this course is to engage
students in active discussions on various
contemporary topics, ranging from politics,
economics, science to culture, entertainment
etc. The students will be encouraged toexpress and defend their opinions openly andactively, as well as propose issues to bedebated.

英語で授業。
G科目. 対面.
interdepartmental
courseThe number ofstudents is limited
to 30. Students who
received the credits
from Academic
Discussion Seminar
II in AY2018 andearlier cannot
register.

The course introduces students to thefundamentals of economics. Introduction to
Economics provides foundational skills tounderstand concepts, theories, andapplications in the field of economics. Asan entry level course for undergraduate
students in the social sciences, the course
provides conceptual framework on how
economists think about the workings of themarket system. The course introduces theconcepts of demand and supply, how theseforces operate and interact in the market
system, explains the competitive process of
how the market equilibrium is established,and how market prices are determined toallocate relatively scarce resources.
Students also examine the theory of theconsumer, the theory of the business firm,
the theory of utility function and utility
モゲス アブ ギル maximization, the theory of the cost
1C403
minimization and profit maximization, andマ
social welfare issues. Moreover, students
will learn about the central concepts andpolicy issues of macroeconomics such as
aggregate output, economic growth,
unemployment, inflation, interest rate,exchange rate. By the end of the course,
students will be able to appreciate how theeconomy operates, recognize the decisionmaking and choice behavior of consumers andbusiness firms, and understand how themarket system operates at both microeconomic
and macroeconomic levels.

Students who haveearned credits ofBE21211 or BE21851
are not permitted totake this class.
This course isequivalent to"Principles of
Economics"(BE21861).
英語で授業。
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3B302

ヴァシラケ シモナ

BE21871 Monetary Economics

1

2.0

3・4

秋AB

火5,6

This course deals with the monetary theory
and policy in the context of modern
economies. It addresses the role anddefinition of money in the economy, themicroeconomic and macroeconomic aspects ofmoney, the demand for money, the supply ofmoney and interest rates, monetary policy
making and instruments of monetary policy,
モゲス アブ ギル and central banking at theoretical and
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practical levels. The course equips students
マwith the skills to understand the operationof modern economies and the main monetary
aggregates of an economy over time andacross countries and its implications on
economic welfare indicators.

Reading materials
are uploaded on
manaba system.
英語で授業。
G科目. 対面

専門科目(選択):社会国際学教育プログラム
科目番号

科目名

BE22021 Japan and the World

BE22031

Japanese Foreign
Policy

授業
標準履
単位数
実施学期
方法
修年次

1

1

2.0 2 - 4

秋AB

曜時限

月3,4

教室

担当教員

3A403 潘 亮

2.0 2 - 4

ウラノ エジソン
ヨシアキ

BE22051 Public Policy1

2.0 2 - 4

春AB

木4,5

1C403

International
Politics1

2.0 2 - 4

秋AB

火5,6

3A202 大友 貴史

BE22071

BE22151 Democratization

Comparative Law I:
BE22161 Legal Traditions andCultures

BE22171

Comparative Law II:
History and Methods

Japanese Law I:
BE22181 Introduction to
Japanese Law

1

1

1

1

2.0 2 - 4

2.0 2 - 4

2.0

2.0

3・4

3・4

秋AB

春AB

秋AB

水1,2

水1,2

月3,4

1B208

オルトラーニ ア
ンドレア

共同利
オルトラーニ ア
用棟
ンドレア
A101

1B208

オルトラーニ ア
ンドレア

授業概要

備考

This course focuses on the history ofJapan’s domestic politics and foreign
relations from the end of the Second World
War till the end of 1970s.

西暦偶数年度開講。
BC11961と同一。
英語で授業。

This course examines the historicalbackground of modern Japan’s foreign
policymaking from early 1890s till the endof the Second World War (1945). Mainemphasis of the lectures will be placed on
the interaction between Japanese domestic
politics and foreign affairs.

西暦奇数年度開講。
BC11911と同一。
英語で授業。
対面(オンライン併用型)

The objective of this course is to provide
students with the basic concepts of public
policies to enable them to understand,analyze and discuss the various public
policies that affect our lives on a daily
basis, by focusing mainly in the field ofsocial policies, such as health caresystems, income redistribution and labour
policies.

Limited to 35
students.
西暦偶数年度開講。
BB11881, BC11461と同一。
英語で授業。
G科目. 対面

This course examines various theories andcases to understand the dynamics ofinternational politics.

BC11121と同一。
英語で授業。
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The objective of this course is to help
students better understand democratization
using the tools and theories of politicalscience. The target of this course isadvanced undergraduate students (1) who
would like to study questions related todemocracy and dictatorship and (2) who would
like to write the graduation thesis in thisarea of research. To this end, this course
covers a variety of topics including theconcept and typology of political regime,
regime change, democracy and development,
support for democracy, crisis of democracy,
nondemocratic regime, elections in
nondemocratic settings, and foreign aid anddemocracy assistance. Moreover, students are
expected to understand and criticallyevaluate the various theories that are used
to explain democratization.

Open in an odd
number year.
Students whocompleted"Democratization(BE22131)" in AY2019
cannot register.
西暦奇数年度開講。
英語で授業。
対面

This course provides an overview of theworld’s major legal traditions.
The lessons will present the birth andevolution of the civil law, common law,
Islamic law and of other traditions,according to the interest of theparticipants.

This course is open
to all students. A
background in law isuseful but notrequired.
英語で授業。
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This course focuses on the development andon modern methodological issues ofcomparative law.
The first lessons present the origins andthe history of comparative law.
The second part provides an overview ofseveral methodological issues and ofcomparative methods in law.

This course isrecommended to
students who
attended Comparative
Law I: Legal
Traditions andCultures.
英語で授業。
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This course offers an overview of the legal
system of Japan, in historical andcomparative perspective.
The lessons will cover modern legal history,
constitutional law, private law, criminal
law, family law and other areas.

This course is open
to all students. A
background in law isuseful but notrequired.
英語で授業。
対面BE22191 Japanese Law II

BE22221 Japanese Economy

BE22231 計量経済学

BE22241 Economic History

BE22261 Development Economics

BE22271 International Trade

International
Financial
BE22292 Institutions andEconomic Development
in Southeast Asia

BE22302 開発と金融

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

2

2.0

3・4

2.0 2 - 4

2.0 2 - 4

2.0 2 - 4

2.0 2 - 4

春AB

秋AB

春AB

秋AB

春AB

月3,4

月5,6

火1,2

月3,4

水4,5

1B208

オルトラーニ ア
ンドレア

3A203 黒川 義教

3A305 ユウ ゼンフェイ

1C405 高橋 秀直

1C305 箕輪 真理

2.0 2 - 4

2.0 2 - 4

2.0 2 - 4

春AB

木3,4

3A416 鈴木 英明

This course focuses on the Supreme Court of 英語で授業。
Japan.
対面
The first lessons present its origin,
structure and functions.
The second part of the course provides an
overview of the most important cases decided
by the Supreme Court of Japan.
The main purpose of this course is toBC11881と同一。
understand basic historical facts about the 英語で授業。
Japanese Economy. We analyze those facts
対面both empirically and theoretically andrelate most Japanese issues to those in the
U.S. The goal of this course for Japanese
students is to explain to foreign people
about the Japanese economy in English, andthat for international students is to be
more interested in Japan. As a prerequisite,
this course requires BC51061 Introductory
Microeconomics and BC51071 International
Economics, or equivalent.

This course is an introduction toBC12061と同一。
econometrics. We will begin with the linear 英語で授業。
regression model and its estimation and対面inference. Then we will cover linear models
with endogeneity, linear panel models,limited dependent variables, and models usedin program evaluations. This course
prerequires Introductory Statistics.
This course will provide an overview ofhistory of international finance from thelate 19th century to the interwar period.

This class will be
lectured in English.
BB41541と同一。
英語で授業。
対面

This course is an introduction todevelopment economics, covering boththeoretical and empirical research related
to development. The course will cover manyof the key topics in development: poverty
and inequality, industrialization,ruralsector development,human capital,governanceand institution,among others.

BB41421, BC12731と同一。
英語で授業。
対面(オンライン併用型)

As the economy becomes more globalized, it
is becoming necessary to study the basic
mechanism of international trade and its
impact on welfare. In this course, we firststudy the concept of comparative advantage
and study why countries will be engaged ininternational trade. Then, we study the
impact on welfare by using several models.
(The Ricardian, Heckscher-Ohlin and Specific
Factor Model). Then, we study the monopoly
model and its implication for international
trade theory. In addition, we discuss theimpact of international factor movement suchas immigration and foreign direct
investment.

西暦奇数年度開講。
BB41601, BC11411,
FH25051と同一。
英語で授業。
対面

This course will aim at applying themacroeconomic knowledge to analyze theactual economic development andmacroeconomic issues in emerging economies
in Southeast Asia on the basis of reports by
the World Bank and the IMF. The course will
focus on COVID-19's economic impacts andpolicy responses.
This course will be conducted in English.

Equivalent to"International
Financial
Institutions andEconomic Developmentin Emerging
Economies inSoutheast Asia"(BE22292).
BC12352と同一。
英語で授業。
2024年度開講せず。
実務経験教員. 対面

This course will discuss what modality offinance will be needed for achieving 2030
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), basedon the understanding that conventional typesof development finance such as ODAs will bevastly inadequate for SDGs. The discussion
will take up a variety of new financing
modalities for development, taking into
account ongoing works at global forum suchas the World Bank. This course will be
conducted in English. Students need to
expect heavy workload in terms of reading
requirement and class presentation.

授業、クラス発表、エセー等すべて英語で行います。英語での学
習、留学に関心がある
人に向いています。
BC12342と同一。
実務経験教員. 対面
世界銀行元日本代表理事BE22321 統計科学

BE22351

BE22391

BE22401

Introduction to
International Law

International Human
Rights Law

Transnational Social
PolicyBE22451 Social Development

1

1

1

1

1

2.0

2

1.0 1 - 4

2.0 2 - 4

秋AB

秋C

秋C

火1,2

木5,6

火1,2,
木3,4

3A409 ユウ ゼンフェイ

秋AB

水1,2

2016年度までのBC12031「統計科学」の単位を取得した者は履修不可.
BC51181と同一。
英語で授業。
対面

This course introduces the basics ofinternational law. Students learn history
and traditional topics as well as recent
issues in international law.

This course welcomes
non-native English
speaking students ofboth School ofSocial andInternational
Studies and otherschools andprogrammes.
英語で授業。
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This course is composed of three parts. Part
I “Invitation to International Human Rights
Law” covers the basics of humanity,
international society and international law.
Part II “Basics of International Human
Rights Law” discusses the basics ofinternational human rights law such as the
Universal Declaration of Human Rights andInternational Covenants on Human Rights.
Part III “Issues” deals with issues ininternational human rights law such as
women, children, refugees and statelesspersons. In the third part, students may berequired to make an oral presentation
depends on the number of students.

This course welcomesnative and nonnative English
speakers of both
Undergraduate
Program ofInternational Social
Studies (TISS) of
the School of Socialand International
Studies and othercolleges andprogrammes.
BB28071と同一。
英語で授業。
対面

Globalization has brought many changes insocial life, including increasing flows offinancial resources, goods and persons.
Among the new challenges these changes poseto governments and civil society is the needto create new social agenda and to develop
social policies. The aim of this course isto discuss these challenges for the 21stCentury from a transnational perspective.

Biennial Course(offered in odd
years)
西暦奇数年度開講。
BB11861, BC11471と同一。
英語で授業。
G科目. 対面

People’s well-being cannot be achieved byeconomic growth alone, and the importantrole of social development has became widely
recognised in international development
practice. This course is offered forstudents firstly to increase understandingsof why and how social development became amain stream of development by learning
historical background and development
theory. Secondly, we focus on some key
concept and practice including humandevelopment, capability approach,participatory approach, and social capital.
In the latter half of the course, we learnsocial development in relation to importantdevelopment topics namely, poverty, humancapital, labour and employment, microfinance, social protection, and human rights
and human security. With some examples ofon-going development programmes, students
will discuss significance and applicationsof social development in practical field,
and how we can improve development
programmes towards sustainable development.

西暦偶数年度開講。
BC12221と同一。
英語で授業。
対面
平成20年度まで「社会開発論II」に相当

1C306 秋山 肇

1C306 秋山 肇

2.0 2 - 4

2.0 2 - 4

This course is a formal introduction to
Statistics. No prior knowledge ofprobability and statistics is required as
all concepts will be developed from theground up. We will cover a range of topics
including descriptive statistics, basics ofprobability, random variables, distribution
and density functions, sampling
distributions, point estimation, confidence
intervals, and hypothesis testing. If timeallows, a preview of the regression analysis
will be provided. The details of regression
analysis will be covered in Introductory
Econometrics, which is a continuation ofthis course.

3A312 松島 みどり

BE22471

Globalization andDevelopment1

2.0 2 - 4

春AB

金5,6

1C310

キンポ ネイサンギルバート

This course examines the politics ofBC11351と同一。
development in the era of globalization,
英語で授業。
exploring major issues and problems being
G科目. 対面encountered and confronted by the developing
countries in the contemporary period. The
aims of the course are:
• To broaden students’ knowledge of major
development issues and the impact of
globalization on developing countries.
• To provide students with a good
introduction to globalization theory and to
the politics of development.

BE22491 西洋法制史

BE22501 言語人類学

BE22521

BE22551

BE22581

BE22821

BE22851

International
Education

Outline of Japanese
Education

Sociology of
Migration

History of Economic
Thought

Mathematical
Economics

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1.0

3・4

2.0 2 - 4

秋C

春AB

水6,応
談

火1,2

1C305 宮坂 渉

3A304 井出 里咲子

2.0 2 - 4

2.0 2 - 4

2.0 2 - 4

2.0 2 - 4

2.0 2 - 4

秋AB

秋AB

春AB

木3,4

木5,6

火1,2

1C406

ウラノ エジソン
ヨシアキ

This course provides students withintroductory overview of European Legal
History. This year I would like to focus on
the ancient Roman Law, which is the basis oflegal systems not only in European continent
countries, but also in many countries allover the world influenced from the former
countries.

水曜の7限も開講
Periods to be
decided byappointment.
西暦偶数年度開講。
BB28771と同一。
英語で授業。
対面

An introduction to linguistic anthropology,
this course explores the relationshipbetween language and culture, especially on
how language reflects culture and how
culture creates language. Through thelectures, required readings, group
discussions, and student projects, we willlearn the roles and functions of language increating universal as well as culturalspecific worldviews.

BC11511と同一。
英語で授業。
対面(オンライン併用型)(旧「人類言語学」)

This course invites both overseas andJapanese students. The major purpose of thecourse is to enable students to learn about
issues and current trends in educational
studies in international perspectives. It
deals with themes, such as development,colonial legacy and global interaction, in
education.

BC12241と同一。
英語で授業。
2024年度開講せず。
対面(オンライン併用
型)

This course is offered to students who areinterested in the historical development ofJapanese education. The course looks at theprocesses of the foundation of the Japanese
education system and the formation of amodern state in Japan. Special reference ismade to the past and present dimensions ofpatterns of the cross-national transfer ofpolicy for education. Thus international andcomparative perspectives are welcome
throughout the course.

BC12251と同一。
英語で授業。
2024年度開講せず。
対面(オンライン併用
型)

This course aims to analyze internationalmigration focusing on key themes forunderstanding this social phenomenon. To
this end, topics such as gender andmigration, transnational communities,
migration policies will be addressed througha sociological and multidisciplinary
perspective.

Limited to 30
students.
西暦偶数年度開講。
英語で授業。
G科目. 対面
Biennial Course(offered in evenyears)

The course is about the history, philosophy BC16021と同一。
and evolution of economic ideas and英語で授業。
thoughts. We review critically the different 対面
schools of economic thoughts from theclassical to the modern schools to provide
モゲス アブ ギル students with a comprehensive understanding
1C403
マof the origin, evoultion, arguments, andphilosophy of economics and the economists
behind such powerful ideas.

生藤 昌子

This course introduces students to the mostfundamental analytical tools of mathematics
for economics. It provides the necessary
skills and training to use mathematical
approach in economic analysis. The goal ofthis course is to give the students skills
to apply the mathematical methods tosolution of economics problems.

Identical to BB41561
and BC16011.
Lectures are
conducted in
English.
Online(Asynchronous)
BB41561, BC16011と同一。
英語で授業。
オンライン(オンデマ
ンド型)

BE22861 Health Economics

BE22871

BE22981

開発途上国における諸問題

Psychology of Family
Violence

BE31103 インターンシップI

BE31113 インターンシップII

BE31133 インターンシップIII

1

1

1

3

3

3

2.0 2 - 4

2.0 2 - 4

1.0 2 - 4

2.0 2 - 4

1.0 2 - 4

1.0

4

春AB

秋AB

春C

通年

通年

春AB

木5,6

金4,5

集中

Health Economics is an applied economics
BC12921と同一。
course that analyzes issues in health,
英語で授業。
medical care and health finance. The demand 対面
for health and medical care services and theeconomic behavior of health service
providers and the operation of healthinsurance markets are analyzed with economic
tools of analysis and perspectives. The role
モゲス アブ ギル of the government sector in the provision,
1C403
マ
regulation and financing of health careservices are addressed within the context ofhealth sector policies both in developed anddeveloping countries.

3K102 中野 優子

1B208 前小屋 千絵

ウラノ エジソン
ヨシアキ

随時

ウラノ エジソン
ヨシアキ

随時

ウラノ エジソン
ヨシアキ

随時

The goal of this course is to understandcontemporary and important economic andsocial issues in developing countries. We
also analyze statistical data related to the
topics.

BB41401, BC12121と同一。
英語で授業。
対面

This course provides students with a basic
overview of family violence fromvictimological and psychosocial perspective.
It covers different types of family violencesuch as child abuse, spouse abuse and elder
abuse. Students will learn how to decrease
victims' vulnerability and enhance victims'
recovery. Further, we will discuss culture
influence on our perception towards family
violence issues.

7/22 (3-6 periods),
7/29 (3-5 periods),
8/5 (3-5 periods)
英語で授業。
対面
Same as "G30 Special
Lecture VIII
(BE22981)" in AY2019
and before.

Undertaking internships and gaining
experience in workplaces such as companies,
research institutes and non-profit
organizations is valuable for our students.
Students can learn skills that cannot be
acquired through their university classes
and use these opportunities to objectively
evaluate their own abilities and aptitude.
Mutual agreements between the workplaces andthe School, as well as reports submitted
from the participating internshipinstitutions after the completion ofinternship, are required to obtain credit.

This course isavailable only forstudents inInternational Social
Studies. Applicationis required.
英語で授業。
CDP. 対面

Undertaking internships and gaining
experience in workplaces such as companies,
research institutes and non-profit
organizations is valuable for our students.
Students can learn skills that cannot be
acquired through their university classes
and use these opportunities to objectively
evaluate their own abilities and aptitude.
Mutual agreements between the workplaces andthe School, as well as reports submitted
from the participating internshipinstitutions after the completion ofinternship, are required to obtain credit.

This course isavailable only forstudents inInternational Social
Studies. Applicationis required.
英語で授業。
CDP. 対面

Undertaking internships and gaining
experience in workplaces such as companies,
research institutes and non-profit
organizations is valuable for our students.
Students can learn skills that cannot be
acquired through their university classes
and use these opportunities to objectively
evaluate their own abilities and aptitude.
Mutual agreements between the workplaces andthe School, as well as reports submitted
from the participating internshipinstitutions after the completion ofinternship, are required to obtain credit.

開講年度の８月卒業予
定者のみ履修可。
英語で授業。
CDP. 対面授業概要

備考

専門科目(必修):社会国際学教育プログラム
科目番号

科目名

標準履
授業
単位数
実施学期
方法
修年次

曜時限

教室

担当教員

Seminar under supervision of instructors who 英語で授業。
are affiliated with School of Social and対面
社会・国際学群教 International Studies, but who are not員(英語プログラ offering Seminars A1 to A5. Students who
ムの教員を除く) register for Seminar A1, A2, A3, A4, or A5
cannot register for Seminar A.

BE12102 Seminar A

2

1.0

3

秋AB

随時

BE12112 Seminar A1

2

1.0

3

秋AB

随時

1B303

オルトラーニ ア register for Seminar A, A2, A3, A4, and A5.
ンドレア

BE12122 Seminar A2

2

1.0

3

秋AB

随時

1C402

モゲス アブ ギル register for Seminar A, A1, A3, A4, and A5.
マ

Students who register for Seminar A1 cannot

Students who register for Seminar A2 cannot

Monday 5,6 （Inprinciple)
英語で授業。
対面
英語で授業。
対面BE12132 Seminar A3

2

1.0

3

BE12142 Seminar A4

2

1.0

3

秋AB

随時

BE12152 Seminar A5

2

1.0

3

秋AB

随時

BE12202 Seminar B

2

1.0

3

秋C

1C305

Students who register for Seminar A3 cannot
register for Seminar A, A1, A2, A4, and A5.

英語で授業。
2024年度開講せず。
対面

Students who register for Seminar A4 cannot

英語で授業。
対面

Students who register for Seminar A5 cannot

英語で授業。
対面

ウラノ エジソン register for Seminar A, A1, A2, A3, and A5.
ヨシアキ
ヴァシラケ シモ register for Seminar A, A1, A2, A3, and A4.
ナ

Seminar under supervision of instructors who 英語で授業。
are affiliated with School of Social and対面
社会・国際学群教 International Studies, but who are not員(英語プログラ offering Seminars B1 to B5. Students who
ムの教員を除く) register for Seminar B1, B2, B3, B4, or B5
cannot register for Seminar B.

随時

Students who register for Seminar B1 cannot

BE12212 Seminar B1

2

1.0

3

秋C

随時

オルトラーニ ア register for Seminar B, B2, B3, B4, and B5.
1B303
ンドレア

BE12222 Seminar B2

2

1.0

3

秋C

随時

1C402

BE12232 Seminar B3

2

1.0

3

BE12242 Seminar B4

2

1.0

3

秋C

随時

BE12252 Seminar B5

2

1.0

3

秋C

随時

BE12302 Seminar C

2

1.0

3

春AB

1C305

Students who register for Seminar B2 cannot

英語で授業。
対面

Students who register for Seminar B3 cannot
register for Seminar B, B1, B2, B4, and B5.

英語で授業。
2024年度開講せず。
対面

Students who register for Seminar B4 cannot

英語で授業。
対面

Students who register for Seminar B5 cannot

英語で授業。
対面

モゲス アブ ギル register for Seminar B, B1, B3, B4, and B5.
マ

ウラノ エジソン register for Seminar B, B1, B2, B3, and B5.
ヨシアキ
ヴァシラケ シモ register for Seminar B, B1, B2, B3, and B4.
ナ

Seminar under supervision of instructors who 英語で授業。
are affiliated with School of Social and対面
社会・国際学群教 International Studies, but who are notoffering
Seminars
C1
toC5.
Students
who員(英語プログラムの教員を除く) register for Seminar C1, C2, C3, C4, or C5cannot register for Seminar C.

随時

Students who register for Seminar C1 cannot

BE12312 Seminar C1

2

1.0

3

春AB

随時

オルトラーニ ア register for Seminar C, C2, C3, C4, and C5.
1B303
ンドレア

BE12322 Seminar C2

2

1.0

3

春AB

随時

1C402

BE12332 Seminar C3

2

1.0

3

春AB

随時

1B202

BE12342 Seminar C4

2

1.0

3

春AB

随時

1C305

BE12352 Seminar C5

2

1.0

3

春AB

随時

英語で授業。
対面

Students who register for Seminar C3 cannot
register for Seminar C, C1, C2, C4, and C5.

英語で授業。
対面

Students who register for Seminar C4 cannot

英語で授業。
対面

Students who register for Seminar C5 cannot

英語で授業。
対面

ウラノ エジソン register for Seminar C, C1, C2, C3, and C5.
ヨシアキ
ヴァシラケ シモ register for Seminar C, C1, C2, C3, and C4.
ナ

Seminar under supervision of instructors who 英語で授業。
are affiliated with School of Social and対面
社会・国際学群教 International Studies, but who are not員(英語プログラ offering Seminars D1 to D5. Students who
ムの教員を除く) register for Seminar D1, D2, D3, D4, or D5
cannot register for Seminar D.

2

1.0

4

秋AB

随時

BE12412 Seminar D1

2

1.0

4

秋AB

随時

1B303

オルトラーニ ア register for Seminar D, D2, D3, D4, and D5.
ンドレア

BE12422 Seminar D2

2

1.0

4

秋AB

随時

1C402

モゲス アブ ギル register for Seminar D, D1, D3, D4, and D5.
マ

BE12432 Seminar D3

2

1.0

4

BE12442 Seminar D4

2

1.0

4

秋AB

随時

BE12452 Seminar D5

2

1.0

4

秋AB

随時

Students who register for Seminar D1 cannot

2

1.0

4

秋C

随時

1C305

2

1.0

4

秋C

随時

Moday 5,6 （Inprinciple）
英語で授業。
対面

Students who register for Seminar D2 cannot

英語で授業。
対面

Students who register for Seminar D3 cannot
register for Seminar D, D1, D2, D4, and D5.

英語で授業。
2024年度開講せず。
対面

Students who register for Seminar D4 cannot

英語で授業。
対面

Students who register for Seminar D5 cannot

英語で授業。
対面

ウラノ エジソン register for Seminar D, D1, D2, D3, and D5.
ヨシアキ
ヴァシラケ シモ register for Seminar D, D1, D2, D3, and D4.
ナ

Seminar under supervision of instructors who 英語で授業。
are affiliated with School of Social and対面
社会・国際学群教 International Studies, but who are not員(英語プログラ offering Seminars E1 to E5. Students who
ムの教員を除く) register for Seminar E1, E2, E3, E4, or E5
cannot register for Seminar E.
Students who register for Seminar E1 cannot

BE12512 Seminar E1

Moday 5,6 （Inprinciple）
英語で授業。
対面

Students who register for Seminar C2 cannot

モゲス アブ ギル register for Seminar C, C1, C3, C4, and C5.
マ

BE12402 Seminar D

BE12502 Seminar E

Monday 5,6 （Inprinciple）
英語で授業。
対面

オルトラーニ ア register for Seminar E, E2, E3, E4, and E5.
1B303
ンドレア

Moday 5,6 （Inprinciple）
英語で授業。
対面

秋C

随時

1C402

Students who register for Seminar E2 cannot

英語で授業。
対面

Students who register for Seminar E3 cannot
register for Seminar E, E1, E2, E4, and E5.

英語で授業。
2024年度開講せず。
対面

Students who register for Seminar E4 cannot

英語で授業。
対面

Students who register for Seminar E5 cannot

英語で授業。
対面

モゲス アブ ギル register for Seminar E, E1, E3, E4, and E5.
マ

BE12522 Seminar E2

2

1.0

4

BE12532 Seminar E3

2

1.0

4

BE12542 Seminar E4

2

1.0

4

秋C

随時

BE12552 Seminar E5

2

1.0

4

秋C

随時

ヴァシラケ シモ register for Seminar E, E1, E2, E3, and E4.
ナ

随時

社会・国際学群教 International Studies, but who are not員(英語プログラ offering Seminars F1 to F5. Students who
ムの教員を除く), register for Seminar F1, F2, F3, F4, or F5
ユウ ゼンフェイ cannot register for Seminar F.

1C305

ウラノ エジソン register for Seminar E, E1, E2, E3, and E5.
ヨシアキ

Seminar under supervision of instructors who 英語で授業。
are affiliated with School of Social and対面

BE12602 Seminar F

2

1.0

4

春AB

Students who register for Seminar F1 cannot

Moday 5,6 （Inprinciple）
英語で授業。
対面

BE12612 Seminar F1

2

1.0

4

春AB

随時

オルトラーニ ア register for Seminar F, F2, F3, F4, and F5.
1B303
ンドレア

BE12622 Seminar F2

2

1.0

4

春AB

随時

1C402

BE12632 Seminar F3

2

1.0

4

BE12642 Seminar F4

2

1.0

4

春AB

随時

BE12652 Seminar F5

2

1.0

4

春AB

随時

ヴァシラケ シモ register for Seminar F, F1, F2, F3, and F4.
ナ

随時

社会・国際学群の advisor and one sub-advisor.
教員または社会国
際学教育プログラ
ムの教員

随時

社会・国際学群の advisor and one sub-advisor.
教員または社会国
際学教育プログラ
ムの教員

随時

社会・国際学群の course is conducted under the guidance of an students who apply
for graduation in 8
教員または社会国 advisor and one sub-advisor.
semesters.
際学教育プログラ
英語で授業。
ムの教員,ユウ ゼ
対面
ンフェイ

BE12918 Graduation Thesis

BE12928 Graduation Thesis

8

8

6.0

6.0

3・4

3

通年

春学期

1C305

Students who register for Seminar F2 cannot

英語で授業。
対面

Students who register for Seminar F3 cannot
register for Seminar F, F1, F2, F4, and F5.

英語で授業。
2024年度開講せず。
対面

Students who register for Seminar F4 cannot

英語で授業。
対面

Students who register for Seminar F5 cannot

英語で授業。
対面

モゲス アブ ギル register for Seminar F, F1, F3, F4, and F5.
マ

ウラノ エジソン register for Seminar F, F1, F2, F3, and F5.
ヨシアキ

Guidance is conducted mainly in English. The This course is forcourse is conducted under the guidance of an students who apply
for early graduationin 7 semesters.
英語で授業。
対面
Guidance is conducted mainly in English. The This course is forcourse is conducted under the guidance of an students who apply
for early graduationin 6 semesters.
英語で授業。
対面
Guidance is conducted mainly in English. The This course is for

BE12938 Graduation Thesis

8

6.0

4

春学期