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津田塾大学 | Tsuda University

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College of Policy Studies

College of Policy Studies

◆NEWS◆
☆Open Campus Special Website
The open campus in July and August will be held on campus.
Please visit our open campus special website to learn more about the history and education of Tsuda University and student life. Open mock classes and campus tour videos are also available.

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https://opencampus.tsuda.ac.jp/　

☆Portrait of Umeko Tsuda, founder of Tsuda University, to be featured on the new 5,000-yen bill.
For details, please visit :https://www.tsuda.ac.jp/en/20190612.html

The College exists to provide knowledge and problem-solving skills required by modern society.

While Japan is a highly developed country it faces a number of serious social issues that young people must help address, inclusing an ageing population, the impact of globalization and the role of information technology. In order to herp them do so, the College of Police Studies strives to cultivate young female leaders fluent in English and skilled at communication, who are also equipped with practical data analysis for solution-oriented policy-making.

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Department of Policy Studies

Developing problem-solving skills built upon a foundation of English fluency and analytical ability.

In the Department of Policy Studies, studies in English language, the social sciences, and the data sciences form a foundation for cultivating problem-solving skills. Using Problem-Based Learning (PBL) methods, students identify problems on their own initiative, and then actively carry out research and investigation into possible solutions. Notably, for their second-year seminar, students engage in internships and volunteer work as well as fieldwork for promoting concrete, practical learning.

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