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Seminar list and Faculty Members
List of seminars Economics and Management Program
Yui Suzuki Seminar
Discussing economic and social issues in Japan and the world based on economics insight
Based on knowledge of economic theory, international economics, and development economics, students will develop the ability to think economically (economic mind) by discussing issues and policies facing a globalizing economy and society.
Based on understanding of economic theory, international economics, and development economics, students will develop economic mind by discussing issues and policies facing the globalizing economy and society.
Teacher Introduction
Based on understanding of economic theory, international economics, and development economics, students will develop economic mind by discussing issues and policies facing the globalizing economy and society.
Teacher Introduction
Ken Togo Seminar
Data analysis using RStudio and Python
In Togo's seminar, we learn how to use RStudio and Python to analyze data. We also study argument structures and learn how to use Japanese concisely and accurately. In addition, we have a My News program where students talk about current affairs that interest them in front of everyone.
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Teacher in charge
Kuniaki Nemoto Seminar
Scientific investigations into political phenomena using statistical methods
We will deal with questions that are extremely important in the real world, such as "Why do people vote?" and "Why do wars occur?" We will attempt to shed light on these questions using statistical methods such as regression analysis, taking into account previous solutions in political science and our own theoretical predictions.
Our seminar deals with very important political questions that should be relevant in the real world, like “Why do people vote?” and “Why do wars take place?”. In trying to answer these questions, we make the most use of the existing research in political science and statistical methods like regression analysis, in addition to original theoretical ideas.
Teacher Introduction
Our seminar deals with very important political questions that should be relevant in the real world, like “Why do people vote?” and “Why do wars take place?”. In trying to answer these questions, we make the most use of the existing research in political science and statistical methods like regression analysis, in addition to original theoretical ideas.
Teacher Introduction
Jungwoo Ha
Exploring human behavior in organizations through HRM, leadership, and social psychology
Through key theories in Human Resource Management, Organizational Behavior, Leadership, and Social Psychology, this seminar helps students develop analytical and strategic thinking skills. The seminar emphasizes the application of research methods to study real-world organizational phenomena and translates research interests into testable hypotheses.
Teacher Introduction
Teacher Introduction
Kimihiro Furuse Seminar
Consumer Behavior and Organizational Behavior
The aim of the course is to understand the psychology of consumers and employees by reading literature on marketing and organizational theory. Students will also conduct their own research using methods such as experiments, questionnaires and case studies, and present their findings both on and off campus.
Teacher Introduction
Teacher Introduction
Isamu Matsukawa Seminar
Applied Microeconomic Analysis
We conduct analysis, primarily from a microeconomic perspective, of the impact that various economic policies such as taxes, subsidies, and tariffs have on the market.
Teacher Introduction
Teacher Introduction
Daniel Berrar
Exploring Statistical Problems and Paradoxes with Applications in Economics and Management
In this seminar, we will explore intriguing statistical problems, fallacies, and paradoxes, with links to economics and management. The topics include the Monty Hall problem, the prosecutor's fallacy, the birthday paradox, Simpson's paradox, Jeffreys-Lindley paradox, regression to the mean, and others. Students will work collaboratively in groups to investigate these topics and deliver a final presentation showcasing their findings.
Faculty Introduction
Faculty Introduction
Professor Ching-Yang Lin Seminar
Data Science and Machine Learning: Application in Economics and Business
This seminar focuses on the application of data science and machine learning methods to analyze economic and social phenomena. Students will develop programming skills in R and Python to uncover patterns and structures in data, using these insights to make predictions or provide explanations. The seminar emphasizes hands-on experience, with students working on individual research projects and applying what they have learned to real-world data.
Teacher Introduction
Teacher Introduction
Faculty Introduction for Economics and Management Program
- Dongju Lee
- Zheng Wei
- Wong Yiuwai
- Woosik Shin
- Yui Suzuki
- Chia-Lo Chen
- Ken Togo
- Juan Du
- Kuniaki Nemoto
- Jungwoo Ha
- Pedro Franco
- Kimihiro Furuse
- Isamu Matsukawa
- Daniel Berrar
- Hayashi Yoshihiro
Profile: 1. Job title 2. Educational background 3. Research areas
Dong Ju Lee
Zheng Zheng Wei
Wong Yiuwai WONG
Woosik Shin Shin
Yui Suzuki Suzuki
Chia Chia-Lo Chen Lo Chen
Ken Ken Togo
Juan Du Du
Kuniaki Nemoto Nemoto
Jungwoo Ha Ha
Pedro Pedro Franco
Kimihiro Furuse Furuse
Daniel Daniel Berrar
Isamu Matsukawa Matsukawa
