Approaching "regional development" both domestically and internationally Approaching "regional development" with a global perspective and concrete actions as a philosophy. The Department of International and Regional Studies is a department that approaches problem-solving from a local (community) perspective, based on the philosophy of interdisciplinary knowledge, global perspective, and concrete action. Based on the perspective of a global citizen and specialized knowledge in various areas related to local communities, based on the philosophy of interdisciplinary knowledge, global perspective, and concrete action, we will work on "regional development" both domestically and internationally, and cultivate, and cultivate the skills necessary to contribute to regional development.

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) oriented liberal arts are international goals for sustainable development adopted by the UN General Assembly in 2015. At EUH, we aim to train young people to contribute to the establishment of integrated solutions to real-world problems while considering the direction of the 17 SDGs and aiming to contribute to the realization of a sustainable world

iCLA's Interdisciplinary Data Science major aims to equip students with skills that will be increasingly essential in the 21st century. Within the context of a liberal arts education, Data Science transcends technicalities, nurturing critical thinking and problem-solving capabilities. The study of Data Science acts as a unifying force, bridging diverse disciplines and offering an interdisciplinary lens to approach real-world challenges.

Upon successful completion of the study program students receive an international private Bachelor in International Relations degree awarded by the school's headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland, based on the recommendation of the faculty of the local campuses where credits were earned.

Upon successful completion of the study program students receive an international private Bachelor in Business Studies (BBS) degree awarded by the school's headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland, based on the recommendation of the faculty of the local campuses where credits were earned.

The program offers innovative interdisciplinary courses for future leaders.

The goal of our distinctive bachelor’s degree in global political economy is to educate future leaders, well-grounded in theory and evidence from both political science and economics, who will adopt a perspective unfettered by the boundaries of time and place. The complex, dynamic world of today—and of the future—needs talented graduates who can use fundamental knowledge of public philosophy, politics and economics to offer solutions to contemporary issues of salience through analytical reasoning, data analysis, and effective communication. The global political economy major equips students with these essential skills and extraordinary expertise based on a curriculum that reflects the established and cutting-edge research profiles of our faculty.

Since we are dealing with a wide variety of natural phenomena from the core of the earth to the edge of the solar system, we want our students not only to acquire the wide knowledge and skills related to planetology, but also to develop broad viewpoints, creativity, and originality, allowing them to think outside the existing frameworks.

Art history is split into two territories: the history of art in Japan and the East, and Western art history. The department is currently home to five full-time and associate professors as well as one scholar from the Museum of Osaka University who works concurrently as a lecturer, all of whom offer a wide variety of classes for students. The program at Osaka University is one of the most substantial art history courses in the country.

The School of Science and Technology was established in 1989 with the reorganization of the old School of Engineering, which was founded in 1949.

Established to meet the growing needs of both the domestic and inbound tourism industries in Japan, JIU Faculty of Tourism is one of only a handful of faculties in Japan dedicated to tourism and hospitality studies.

The Faculty of Letters was established in May 1949 as part of the new Faculty of Law and Letters. This faculty was then split into the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Letters in 1979.

Kyoto, where our university is located, has two faces; it is at once traditional and avant-garde. Our Faculty of Art and Design covers almost all areas, including the fields of fine art, contemporary art, graphic design, animation, manga, film, fashion design, jewelry design, interior design, architecture, landscape architecture, theater, and literature. In addition, we offer research programs in fields such as art production and historical heritage.

1. Entrepreneurship and Business Management: To develop a sound understanding of entrepreneurship and the entrepreneurial process and to provide students with the opportunity to conceptualize and plan the development of either a hotel, restaurant, food, wine, tourism, hospitality or event-related business from an entrepreneurial perspective. Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurial Evolution Theory of Entrepreneurial Mindsets and Characteristics Ethical, Social, and Sustainable Practices Pathways to Entrepreneurial Ventures The Industry and the Organisation The Marketing Plan Financials: Cash; Start-up costs; Profit and Loss 2. Food and Beverage Cost Control: An Overview of the Industry and the Manager Managing Revenue and Expenses Managing the Food Production Process Food and Beverage Pricing Menu Analysis Labour Cost Control Standards Discrimination Laws, Workplace Bullying and Harassment Revenue Control and Use of Technology 3. Food Quality Management: What is Food Quality? Food Production and Preservation Control of Allergens in Food Developing a Food Safety Program Supporting Documents in a Food Safety Program Auditing a Food Safety Program 4. Restaurant Concepts: Restaurant Concepts and Target Markets Location, Location, Location Marketing The Menu and Menu Planning The Principles of Restaurant Design and Layout Equipping the Kitchen and Bars The Financial Plan and Legal Obligations The Business Plan

Research is progressing at the Graduate School of Integrated Basic Sciences thanks to the establishment of its High-Tech Research Center, which integrates and concentrates research on advanced materials and, while promoting interdisciplinary information exchange, searches for new directions in fields related to materials science. Materials science plays a big role in the world of basic science, and much is expected from it in terms of solutions to energy and environmental problems. For this reason, Nihon University’s Graduate School of Integrated Basic Sciences promotes highly original and unique research based on materials science. Thus high hopes are placed on the development and results of Nihon University’s new distinctive research style which strategically puts personnel and funds into such projects, For example, there is the development of new high-performance materials that function under extreme conditions, development and evaluation of new energy materials like fuel cells and solar cells, development of new biomaterials using materials science methods, and shedding light on global environmental change by looking at the Earth as a material circulation system and using analytical methods from materials science. It is extremely important for both graduate and undergraduate students in the natural sciences to become familiar with cutting-edge research equipment, and at our Center students have the opportunity to participate in real research projects to get a feel for the latest research methods and the current flow of research.