Students may also choose to study the basics as well as the application of information science. Students study the foundations, structure, and characteristics of different cultures, along with historical background and concepts bound to culture. Literary studies are included in this program. Students examine the principles of the international law and international relations, as well as analyzing the characteristics, structure, dynamics, and other aspects of different areas from the points of view suggested by the political sciences, sociology, economics, and history. Courses Offered 1.
Students select one major language to study intensively from the time they enter the university.
This major language forms the basis for students' academic activities throughout the four years of study. Students learn one or more minor languages, partly for the purpose of acquiring the ability to objectively and comparatively view the knowledge of their major language. Students may study an additional language, such as a classical language, partly in order to experience language diversity and deepen their understanding of languages in general. Students develop specialized knowledge and deepen their understanding of language, culture and society in their chosen area of studies. These courses help students decide which program they will specialize in.