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Tokyo / Private
【English Program /Global Business/April enrollment】
Until Nov/7th, application for Intake Ⅱ is open now.
Department of Global Business is offered as English-taught undergraduate program. Japanese language skill is not required when applying. For more details, please refer to application guidelines.
Application period ：October 30, 2024 (Wed) – November 7, 2024 (Thu)
Examination Date ：December 8, 2024 (Sun)
Result Announcement：December 13, 2024 (Fri)
Examination Subject ：Interview and oral exam for 15 min
English eligibility ：TOEFL iBT®: 61 or above / IELTS (Academic): 5.5 or above /
TOEIC® (L&R): 700 or above
https://www.musashino-u.ac.jp/admission/download/international_students.html
※Overseas application ( Non-resident applications) is accepted in Intake Ⅱ.
※Exam for applicants under overseas application is conducted by online.
【Contact】
Musashino University Admissions Office
Tel: 03-5530-7300 (+81-3-5530-7300)
Email: nyushi@musashino-u.ac.jp
(Office hours: 8:45 am to 5:00 pm on weekdays and 8:45 am to 3:00 pm on Saturdays)
Economics is a broad academic field that is related to so many different areas of our society. We teach students to investigate the background and causes of the issues facing society and the economy and develop the skills to provide resolutions and reforms for those issues, cultivating leaders who can contribute to social development with a broad perspective and global sensibility.
■ High quality classes that teach statistical techniques and foster data analysis ability.
Empirical research from data analysis and econometrics are becoming more and more important in the field of economics. In the Department of Economics, we offer well-developed classes and seminars that teach the statistical methods that are imperative to such data analysis.
■ Step-by-step systematic approach to learning and working towards achieving SDGs.
We present a curriculum that allows students to systematically learn about economics in a step-by-step approach, introducing the foundations, applications, latest theories, and history of economics. We aim to proactively research and work towards reaching SDGs which are also important economic objectives, with faculty members’ specialties and teaching subjects closely tied to SDG targets such as decent work, economic growth, and no poverty.
Here at the Department of Economics, we learn how to analyze various social issues from a theoretical, statistical, and historical approach.
Teaching staff respect students’ choices and provide a relaxed learning environment where students can easily voice opinions and are free to ask questions.
Sharpen your presentation ability through Q&A discussions with fellow students in small-group seminars.
In the Department of Economics, we have prepared a curriculum that teaches by stages, from introductory and fundamentals to development, application, and cutting-edge research according to recent theories.
Students logically and empirically analyze and attempt to understand various economic phenomena and statistical data occurring in modern society to gain a precise judgment and deep insight in a rapidly globalizing world.
We cultivate our students into leaders with a global perspective who will contribute to social development.
■ Examples of future career prospects
Domestic and international blue-chip firms, banks, financial institutions (brokerage firms, insurance firms, etc.) employees of NPOs and NGOs, consultants, analysts, graduate study.
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