Logical thinking and the habit of grasping economic realities through solid numerical data is essential in studying economics. To acquire this ability and habit, the Department of Economics first focuses on basic economics courses, mathematics, statistics, and other mathematical subjects to master economic thinking. Through a variety of specialized courses, students will deepen their understanding of economic issues facing modern society, such as finance and public finance, international trade and economic development, urban issues such as housing and transportation, healthcare, pensions, and environmental issues, and gain the ability to analyze each phenomenon theoretically and empirically. Through these efforts, students will become able to analyze and evaluate social phenomena from an economic perspective.

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.

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.