Liberal Arts(Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs)
Division of Japanese Language and Culture
Division of Anglo-American Language and Culture
Division of Intercultural Studies
Division of Psychology
Division of Clinical Psychology
Division of Japanese Language and Culture: In this division,
a wide perspective on relevant study subjects is offered by placing Japanese
culture, especially Japanese language and literature, firmly within the kanji
(Chinese character) cultural area in East Asia. It is therefore possible to
carry out intriguing research by enquiring into matters that cannot be
comprehended simply by studying Japanese literature alone.
Division of
Anglo-American Language and Culture: This division prides itself on attracting
young researchers with a keen interest in English linguistics and history, and
Anglo-American literature. A wealth of research subjects is offered in each
field.
Division of Intercultural Studies: Not only teaching staff from
the Department of Intercultural Studies, but also from the Faculty of Law,
Economics and Liberal Arts participate in education in this division. A full
complement of teaching staff and subjects therefore enable graduate students to
make in-depth enquiries into the various issues of the essence and nature of
“culture,” from a wide, multifaceted perspective and from their own original
viewpoint.
Division of Psychology: This division aims to develop
high-quality researchers into psychology who will carry out advanced-level
research in order to solve the various issues of contemporary society.
Division of Clinical Psychology: This division, in accordance with the
requirements of society, aims to develop specialist professionals who can take
part in clinical psychology activities, including psychological treatments, in
actual treatment situations.