48 monthsProgramme duration
8,702 USDTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Business and Management Studies
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Students in the Department of Management study advanced specialized knowledge related to corporate management, focusing on the three core areas of business management, marketing, and accounting. At the same time, we aim to develop people who can make rational decisions in the management arena by understanding ideal corporate management and the role of corporations in relation to local and global society.
Since corporate management requires a broad perspective that encompasses not only the organization itself but also society at large, the Department of Management encourages students to take courses in other departments and faculties. In addition, it offers various language courses and study-abroad programs, and specialized education through a program in English, to build a foundation for acting on the international stage.
The Department of Management offers a degree program with the SPSF (Sophia Program for Sustainable Futures) and instruction in English.
Curriculum
In the first year, students learn how to study business administration (problem identification, collection and analysis of literature, information, and data, etc.), and in the second year, they take specialized courses in stages. The three specialized courses are divided into three areas: Business Administration, which covers business management, strategy, and corporate organization; Marketing, which covers markets, consumers, and distribution; and Accounting, which is essential for quantitative analysis of companies. Students will take courses based on their interest and goals to learn management in a structured manner. In the third year, students begin taking seminars to deepen their specialized knowledge. They also have the freedom to broaden their perspectives through economics and law courses, and develop an international perspective via the English for Business Administration Special Program.
Since corporate management requires a broad perspective that encompasses not only the organization itself but also society at large, the Department of Management encourages students to take courses in other departments and faculties. In addition, it offers various language courses and study-abroad programs, and specialized education through a program in English, to build a foundation for acting on the international stage.
The Department of Management offers a degree program with the SPSF (Sophia Program for Sustainable Futures) and instruction in English.
Curriculum
In the first year, students learn how to study business administration (problem identification, collection and analysis of literature, information, and data, etc.), and in the second year, they take specialized courses in stages. The three specialized courses are divided into three areas: Business Administration, which covers business management, strategy, and corporate organization; Marketing, which covers markets, consumers, and distribution; and Accounting, which is essential for quantitative analysis of companies. Students will take courses based on their interest and goals to learn management in a structured manner. In the third year, students begin taking seminars to deepen their specialized knowledge. They also have the freedom to broaden their perspectives through economics and law courses, and develop an international perspective via the English for Business Administration Special Program.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Business and Management Studies
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Students in the Department of Management study advanced specialized knowledge related to corporate management, focusing on the three core areas of business management, marketing, and accounting. At the same time, we aim to develop people who can make rational decisions in the management arena by understanding ideal corporate management and the role of corporations in relation to local and global society.
Since corporate management requires a broad perspective that encompasses not only the organization itself but also society at large, the Department of Management encourages students to take courses in other departments and faculties. In addition, it offers various language courses and study-abroad programs, and specialized education through a program in English, to build a foundation for acting on the international stage.
The Department of Management offers a degree program with the SPSF (Sophia Program for Sustainable Futures) and instruction in English.
Curriculum
In the first year, students learn how to study business administration (problem identification, collection and analysis of literature, information, and data, etc.), and in the second year, they take specialized courses in stages. The three specialized courses are divided into three areas: Business Administration, which covers business management, strategy, and corporate organization; Marketing, which covers markets, consumers, and distribution; and Accounting, which is essential for quantitative analysis of companies. Students will take courses based on their interest and goals to learn management in a structured manner. In the third year, students begin taking seminars to deepen their specialized knowledge. They also have the freedom to broaden their perspectives through economics and law courses, and develop an international perspective via the English for Business Administration Special Program.
Since corporate management requires a broad perspective that encompasses not only the organization itself but also society at large, the Department of Management encourages students to take courses in other departments and faculties. In addition, it offers various language courses and study-abroad programs, and specialized education through a program in English, to build a foundation for acting on the international stage.
The Department of Management offers a degree program with the SPSF (Sophia Program for Sustainable Futures) and instruction in English.
Curriculum
In the first year, students learn how to study business administration (problem identification, collection and analysis of literature, information, and data, etc.), and in the second year, they take specialized courses in stages. The three specialized courses are divided into three areas: Business Administration, which covers business management, strategy, and corporate organization; Marketing, which covers markets, consumers, and distribution; and Accounting, which is essential for quantitative analysis of companies. Students will take courses based on their interest and goals to learn management in a structured manner. In the third year, students begin taking seminars to deepen their specialized knowledge. They also have the freedom to broaden their perspectives through economics and law courses, and develop an international perspective via the English for Business Administration Special Program.
Admission Requirements
The SPSF departments accept application from first-year and third-year transfer applicants (Transfer admission is not available for the Department of Global Studies).
4 Years
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Tuition fees
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8,702 USD
International
8,702 USD
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