Seminar Activities at the Faculty of Language Studies
Seminar Activities at the Faculty of Language Studies

You will learn deeply about foreign cultures and acquire the ability to make presentations

At the seminar (seminar) of the Faculty of Language Studies, you will acquire a foreign language and learn deeply about culture by studying the foreign movies and newspapers. Each student will set one's theme and make full-scale presentations and graduation presentation.

English Course

Bradley Joff Seminar
In this seminar, studeny will make a presentation about Hitchcock film director and British cultures. Students will set their own themes and goals, and carry out project-based activities (especially making books and magazines) that consist of experiential learning and problem-solving learning. We will introduce lesser-known approaches to how to watch movies (movie history, feminism, psychoanalysis, auteur cinema, screen culture, scopophilia, etc.) and study Hitchcock's work and life.

Professor Bradley Joff

Korean Course

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Tomohiro Hara Seminar
In this seminar, students will make presentations and ask and answer questions about the themes related to Korean history and culture that they have set. In particular, 4th graders will prepare for the graduation presentation (held in December) where each student will make an hourly presentation. Seminar students will prepare for the graduation presentation, which is the culmination of four years of university life, while looking back on the four years of university life. In addition, in this seminar. we value the opportunity to visit the National Museum and the Japanese Folk Art Museum with seminar students and come into direct contact with cultural properties. We also have participated in an expert lecture. In this seminar, students will learn about Korean history and culture using your eyes and ears as well as your head, both inside and outside the classroom.

Professor Tomohiro Hara