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Faculty of Humanities Graduation thesis report meeting and School of Liberal Arts and Sciences Capstone Project Symposium were held

Graduation Thesis Presentation Theme

• Department of British and American Studies
  • Suggestions for English learning strategies that combine generative AI and music
  • Sustainability of Immigration Policies in the United Kingdom: Economic, Social, and Environmental Perspectives
• Department of European Studies
  • Semantic Considerations on the French Preposition Phrase à l'avance — An Approach Based on Constructivism —
  • "Overcoming the Past" in Postwar Germany and the Israeli-Palestinian Issue, etc.
• Department of Japanese and East-Asian Studies
  • Okinawan Community, Youth, and Okinawan Identity on the Gold Coast
  • Kazuha Higuchi's "Otsugomori" Theory —Female Protagonist Living in Poverty— and others

Capstone Project Symposium Presentation Theme

• School of Liberal Arts and Sciences Economics and Management Program
  • Loss Aversion/Loss Avoidance and Substantive Discretionary Behavior: An Empirical Analysis of Profit Adjustment by Reducing Discretionary Costs and R&D Expenses
  • Analysis of the basic strategy of the business dealing with educational toys and search for sales methods in the Japanese market: A case study of Lego, etc.
• School of Liberal Arts and Sciences Global Studies Major
  • The Portrayal of Happiness in Andersen’s “The Little Mermaid” and Its 1989 Disney Adaptation
  • Negotiating Japanese Identity: Challenges Faced by Returnees and others

• Graduation Thesis Presentation
• Capstone Project Symposium