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Capstone Project Symposium (School of Liberal Arts and Sciences)
What is Capstone Project Symposium?
The Capstone Project is a one-year research project that is the culmination of four years. In addition to traditional academic papers, students can choose from three types of art, video, essays, novels, and other portfolios, as well as advocacy campaigns aimed at solving social problems, and develop creativity and initiative through the process of executing Capstone Projects in consultation with Academic Supervisors and other seminar students.
Capstone Project Symposium Presentation Themes
経済経営学専攻(EM専攻)
- 損失回避・減益回避と実体的裁量行動—裁量的費用及び研究開発費削減による利益調整の実証分析
- 知育玩具を扱うビジネスの基本戦略の分析及び日本市場での販売方法の模索 レゴの事例研究
Global Studies Program (GS Major)
- The “Present” Founded upon Loss: The Origin of the Japanese Perception of Time and the Man'yōshū
- The Portrayal of Happiness in Andersen’s “The Little Mermaid” and Its 1989 Disney Adaptation
- Where Were the Non-White Riot Grrrls? The Reality of the Feminist Punk Music Scene
- Negotiating Japanese Identity: Challenges Faced by Returnees
- Written Report for Advocacy Campaign: Gender Disparities During Natural Disasters in Japan
- Tackling Political Corruption through the Judiciary: A Cross-National Analysis of Judicial Efficiency
- Yōkai as a Coping Mechanism: From Epidemics in the Edo Period to the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Reiwa Period
- Strategies for "Proactive, Interactive, and Deep Learning" in Teaching Literature: Employing Natsume Sōseki’s Kokoro under the New Curriculum Guidance
- Advocacy Campaign: Water to the Next Generation
- The influence of Seventeen Magazine on High School Student Femininity in 2014-2019: An Analysis through School Uniform Outfits
- "Cause-and-Effect": Devaluation of the Humanities and Arts in the Neoliberal Dystopia of Oryx and Crake
- From Implicit to Explicit: Evolving LGBTQ+Representations in Australian Cinema and the Challenge of Narrowed Diversity