We foster individuals with legal expertise and the prowess of logical thinking to make impactful contributions to society
Law and politics are closely intertwined with our daily lives. It is crucial for ordinary citizens, not just those aspiring to legal professions such as lawyers and civil servants, to acquire legal knowledge. In Faculty of Law, based on our university's Educational Guidelines, students acquire fundamental legal knowledge, develop judgment, logical thinking skills, and flexible thinking that transcends the boundaries of existing academic disciplines. Our aim is to cultivate individuals who can address diverse national and regional issues from a global perspective and respond to the legal needs of society.
Students acquire a wide range of knowledge through practical learning conducted in an excellent learning environment
Educational Goals and Our Three Policies
In countries which subscribe to the rule of law, the law is the foundation of civil life. We nurture people who understand this at a deep level and will play an active role in this socioeconomic environment.
Students will be introduced to the education of the Faculty of Law, where they can acquire a wide range of knowledge ranging from basic knowledge of the law to advanced, specialized knowledge.
The Faculty of Law provides students with an ideal environment for learning about the law and politics. We have a mock courtroom where students can get hands-on experience while reproducing the interactions taking place in a court, software which allows students to freely search for materials such as records of court proceedings, legal precedents, and newspaper articles, and more.
Practical Learning-Based Education Provided by Teachers With Practical Experience in Business
We have many faculty members with extensive practical experience who have worked in the legal profession, government agencies, and mass media, and we provide an education that combines theory and practice.
At the Faculty of Law, students can aim to acquire qualifications according to their own interests and goals, in addition to civil servant qualifications.
The Faculty of Law produces graduates who contribute to society by being active in various fields as they make use of their knowledge of law and politics.
Dean Faculty of Law Takahiko Amani TENNICHI Takahiko
What image do you have of Faculty of Law? "It's rigid," "It's pointless unless you're aiming for legal or civil service careers," "It's not versatile." If you have such preconceived notions, they're wrong. Both law and political science are essential academic fields for solving various social problems. The logical thinking skills cultivated through your studies here will be a valuable asset in a variety of workplaces. You'll also develop a flexible sensibility for a dynamically changing society. We welcome students who are undecided about their future goals. Our faculty boasts a diverse range of faculty members, including scholars specializing in law and political science, as well as those with practical experience in the legal profession, government, journalism, and more. Based on our School Philosophy, we aim to cultivate humane, specialized individuals through Practical learning.
Researcher Directory
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