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Message from the Dean

School of Liberal Arts and Sciences ver. 2.0 will start.

Suzuki Yui
Established in 2022 with two majors, the Department of Economics and Business Administration (EM) and the Department of Global Studies (GS), School of Liberal Arts and Sciences will be expanded to three majors in FY2027: Economics, Management, and International Relations (EMIR), Business Data Science (BDS), and Global Studies (GS), and the number of Number of students to be admited will increase to 120. PDP is available for EMIR and BDS majors, and there are four University of London degrees that can be obtained as the field of study expands. You are free to transfer majors between EMIR and BDS majors until the spring semester of your second year, so you do not need to limit your field of study at the time of admission. With a wide range of humanities coverage, the GS major strengthens language education for higher education in English and further improves the quality of Specialized Courses teaching. Would you like to spend a fulfilling four years in a small-group education developed by faculty members with diverse backgrounds, which is a common feature of the three majors?

School of Liberal Arts and Sciences Length
Yui Suzuki
 

  • Launch of the School of International Liberal Arts ver. 2.0

    Established in AY2022 with two orograms—Economics and Management (EM) and Global Studies (GS)—the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences will expand to three programs in the AY2027: Economics, Management and International Relations (EMIR), Business Data Science (BDS), and Global Studies (GS). At the same time, the enrollment capacity will increase to 120 students.
    PDP (Parallel Degree Programme) courses will be available in both the EMIR and BDS programs, and with the expansion of academic fields, students will be able to earn four types of University of London undergraduate degrees. Students can freely transfer between the EMIR and BDS program up until the spring semester of their sophomore year, so there is no need to commit to a specific field of study at the time of admission.
    The GS major, which broadly covers the humanities, will strengthen its language education for receiving higher education in English and further enhance the quality of its specialized courses.
    Why not spend a fulfilling four years in small-class settings taught by faculty members with diverse backgrounds—a hallmark of all three majors?

    Dean/Professor, School of Liberal Arts and Sciences
    Yui Suzuki

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