Gain fundamental knowledge in distribution, finance, business administration and accountancy required for a wide range of business tasks.
Diploma Policy
The Faculty of Commerce grants degrees to those who have acquired a broad range of education, theoretical and practical specialized knowledge and skills, and the ability to play an active role in various fields of society.
Curriculum Policy
In order to achieve the goals set forth in the diploma policy, the Faculty of Commerce systematically organizes the curriculum into lectures, seminars, and practical courses at basic, advanced, and applied levels.
Admission Policy
We seek to admit those who possess the knowledge, skills, abilities, sense of purpose, motivations and attitudes listed below. In order to select a diverse body of students, we use a variety of screening methods and materials, including achievement tests, application documents, short essays, presentations and interviews.
Basic knowledge necessary for study in the Faculty of Commerce;
Thinking skills, judgment, and expressiveness needed to find and solve problems in organizations and communities;
Desire to learn proactively in collaboration and cooperation with a diversity of people;
Interest in fields such as distribution and marketing, finance, organizational management, hospitality management, bookkeeping and accounting, and information;
Desire to contribute to society as a leader of one’s region or organization by acquiring professional expertise in commerce.
In our global society of today, business transactions between companies and between consumers and companies are increasingly important. By focusing on the fields of distribution, finance and accountancy, students acquire practical skills to meet the needs of our rapidly changing times.
Students learn to develop business strategies to meet the changing business demands of companies and organizations affected by economic globalization. The curriculum emphasizes practical experience to provide students with professional skills in business administration.
Department of Management student recruitment ended in 2017.
Omotenashi, meaning hospitality, and omoiyari, which can be translated as consideration, are two key words pertaining to hospitality in Japan. Hospitality Management students learn about interactive communication and mutual understanding, skills for which demand is sure to increase.
Number of Students and Faculty Members
Students (New Students)
Faculty
Commerce
1,070 (243)
26
Management
3 (0)
1
Hospitality Management
325 (77)
8
Total
1,398 (320)
35
Department of Management ended student recruitment in 2018.
*Concurrently appointed to Department of Commerce
