Internationaler Handel

The Department of International Trade is dedicated to offering students an international education that will endow them with an awareness of business that lets them anticipate and adapt to changes in the world situation. In short, it seeks to instill in students the ability to understand international economic activities by a variety of individuals, groups, and organizations as well as global developments and to connect their region to the larger world. To that end, it offers a large selection of courses that are related to trade practices, business English, international business, theory of trade, international finance, national economies, and regions. It also offers basic courses in subjects such as commerce, business management, and accounting so that students can study the basics of commerce and business. The curriculum incorporates introductory courses for first-year students in every field, and itʼs designed so that students can study in a progressive and systematic manner. Furthermore, it also includes small group seminars for first- through fourth-year students so that they can build the ability to understand references and business information as well as develop presentation skills.

Guided by a commitment to education and research that is based on its founding philosophy, Fukuoka University, which has more than eighty-five years of history and tradition, has grown as a center of education, research, and healthcare that encompasses thirty-one departments across nine undergraduate faculties and thirty-four programs across ten graduate schools. Some 270，000 graduates have pursued, and continue to pursue, careers in every field and location as they lend robust support to regional society in Japan and to international society in the world. Our first and foremost mission is to educate. I believe that it is crucial to foster an awareness of mutual growth and development. As we look toward the the100th anniversary of our founding, we have adopted “Rise with Us” as a new slogan that captures the spirit of mutual growth and development as what is required of our institution today. Our goal is for students, faculty members, graduates, campuses, and regional society to come together in dynamic partnership in an effort to realize growth and development. As institutions of higher education, universities today are being called upon to innovate in response to the needs of our times and society. Advancing globalization and computerization in todayʼs international society are driving major changes in the worldʼs economies, industries, and societies as Japan welcomes a new era that poses challenges, including significant declines in its productive-age population, rapid change in the structure of its industries, and the need to create a new basis for regional society. As one of the western Japanʼs leading universities, Fukuoka University will offer education, research, and healthcare while contributing to both regional and international society and bringing together the collective wisdom of graduates who are active in a diverse range of fields as it continues to thrive globally in response to this new era.