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curriculum
Gain the ability to read media and communicate and express yourself
Now that individuals have access to tools like smartphones and social media that allow them to express themselves to the world, the ability to interpret media in all situations and to use media to disseminate information is required. In this department, you learn what media is, the content and methods to communicate, think about issues facing contemporary society, and develop the ability to utilize media.
Socio-Media Studies Program Curriculum
Graduation Research
Graduation research is not limited to thesis form; it is also possible to produce media works such as videos or web content as graduation projects. On campus, there are well-equipped production environments such as video editing rooms and studios.
- Graduation Thesis and Graduation Project Themes
- Eyaikoshirape Suipa — The Gateway to Ainu Culture
- Moshdive and Live Kids—The Culture of Audience Physical Practice in Live Rock Music
- Reexamining the boundaries between "Japanese" and "foreign"
- Will manga become something to read on smartphones? The relationship between the manga industry and media mix
- What do people who tip online spend money on? — A Reflection Through Vtuber Analysis
- Spoiler: An original guidebook for those who wish to study abroad, written by people who have studied abroad
- Sustainable school systems as seen through Twitter's "#TeacherBaton"
- The role of idols as seen through an analysis of the lyrics of 2D and 3D idols
- What factors determine the fun of manzai—focusing on the M-1 Grand Prix
- 50 years in the greengrocer business, the pride of brothers
Department of Socio-Media Studies Curriculum Until Academic Year 2026
