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Upon successful completion of the study program students receive an international private Master in Communication Studies degree awarded by the school's main campus in Zurich, Switzerland, based on the recommendation of the faculty of the local campuses where credits were earned, and upon the recommendation of the school's Academic Council.

The Graduate School of Information and Communications was established at Bunkyo University Shonan campus in April, 2005, along with the Graduate School of International Studies. These are the first two graduate schools at the Shonan Campus. The Graduate School of Information and Communications is aimed toward fostering human resources with professional expertise who have 1) knowledge about information systems, 2) the ability to use such knowledge in practical areas and 3) the ability to build an information system for customer's needs.

To train human resources and researchers with diverse communication skills in line with the age of globalization and information technology.

The goal of the School of Foreign Studies is to provide students with an advanced level of understanding and expertise in one of four research areas and to give them a solid framework for a future career in their chosen field. The school offers a two-year interdisciplinary master's program in foreign studies that can be tailor-made to meet students' career goals. Classes usually take place in the evening for students who work during the day; however, scheduling is flexible and can be changed to accommodate the needs of individual students. Registered foreign students are eligible for student visas.

Research in this field aims at the actualization of information systems that focus primarily on the “human element” rather than on just sending and receiving information. Students can learn how to skillfully develop information systems, and how to pursue effective processes to ensure performance and safety.

While the structural changes of information society caused largely by the revolution of digital technology are rapidly going on, a phenomenon of media convergence is emerging in the various journalistic fields. The Graduate School of Journalism and Media is established to pursuit new principles of public interest as well as to build new theories of ethics of journalism and media in the midst of increasingly changing globalized community. Graduate school has two purposes to both educate students and train journalistic professionals. In order to accomplish these purposes, the two courses are placed in the graduate school where the faculty is composed of academics and resident journalists. The Graduate School contributes to improving the quality of journalism as a whole through education and training.

Diverse forms of media link people together in a way that helps eliminate boundaries. The Josai International University Faculty of Media Studies offers studies in various advanced media areas.

The other biggest trend in this 21st-century world is localism (the principle of specific areas) or regionalism (the principle of multiple areas) as opposed to globalism. The International Communications Department overcomes the barriers of cultural and political conflicts of countries with different languages, ethnic groups,

Through the two areas of basic psychological research and research on media and information communication and communication involving humans, we aim to develop human resources with advanced knowledge and skills in psychological and communication science. As a common purpose of the entire field, it is effective to acquire a methodology that can objectively approach various problems of human society and to have the ability to perform scientific verification and communication based on easy-to-understand explanations and empirical data. The aim is to develop the ability to give presentations and convince them to carry out the required projects. In the field of psycho science, the training of aspiring researchers who have acquired a high level of understanding and research methods on human behavior and psychology, and in the field of communication science, various things related to "people, media, and society" that are becoming more diverse. We analyze problems scientifically and train human resources who can play an active role in a wide range of fields in the information media society that connects people to people and people to society.

We strive to cultivate students to become high-level professionals with investigative and collaborative skills, and the communication skills necessary in modern society. The Studies in Contemporary Society program is composed of two courses. The information communication specialty deepens theoretical and practical analysis skills regarding various problems related to the information communication that forms the basis of modern society. Also, we support students who are working adults who aim to increase their qualifications by acquiring information education qualifications or IT passport qualifications or becoming information processing experts or fundamental information technology engineers. These career enhancements are becoming increasingly important as IT continues to rapidly progress. Studies in Contemporary SocietyThe clinical sociology program conducts research about clinical sociology related to contemporary life and death and gender. By conducting research to help eliminate violence towards women and children and to support the victims while this violence is being eradicated, by understanding the culture and customs connected to birth and burial of the dead, and by deepening insight into human existence, we aim to train our students to become graduates who have the clinical skills to offer better support and care to others, and the skills to investigate and analyze social structure, consciousness, and conditions. Both courses aim to cultivate students to become higher-level professionals with clinical and communication skills, who strive to work together with the specialized academic and professional fields demanded by modern society.

The other biggest trend in this 21st-century world is localism (the principle of specific areas) or regionalism (the principle of multiple areas) as opposed to globalism. The International Communications Department overcomes the barriers of cultural and political conflicts of countries with different languages, ethnic groups, religions, and social systems.

A major theme of work of the Faculty is "symbiosis" between people of different cultures, ideologies, and languages by deepening exchange with people from all over the world as globalization gathers pace in the world of the 21st century.

The Social Media Course focuses on the study of how media technology connects individuals to society. Here students will think about future methods and systems that will support education and social services, businesses, and social networking services. By encouraging students to have a diverse perspective on how society and media interact, including multimedia ads and marketing in the age of the internet, the course nurtures individuals who are capable of developing revolutionary ideas.

With many companies responding to the acceleration of globalization by expanding their businesses to countries in Asia, the U.S., and Europe, there are many great opportunities in the world today for people with an international perspective and strong communication skills. The Faculty offers a unique education designed to cultivate internationally competitive people through its Department of English Studies and Department of Global Liberal Arts. The Department of English Studies aims to help students develop the kind of English skills immediately useful to new working members of society by guiding them through their studies toward their future careers with the following three courses available from the second year of study: Language Studies, Business, and Education. The Department of Global Liberal Arts aims to help students systematically develop their interests into expertise by offering the following three courses of American Studies, Japan and Asian Studies, and European Studies, each of which also comprises three specialized research areas. The Faculty also offers practical learning opportunities through not only a rich variety of study abroad programs but also opportunities to conduct fieldwork internationally in six countries or regions across the U.S., Asia, and Europe. With the world becoming increasingly interrelated both socially and economically, the Faculty’s educational environment shines with significance as one characteristic of an international culture university, as stated in the Aichi University Prospectus as one of the University’s aims. The Faculty looks forward to helping more people develop excellent communication skills, broaden their horizons, and lead productive lives worldwide due to its diverse education, something only possible through a comprehensive university.

Effective and sensible with advanced communication skills in English, which is the de facto international language in the place of international exchange such as internationalization and globalization of the world's culture, economy, politics, etc. Develop human resources who can operate with.

Upon successful completion of the study program students receive an international private Master in International Management (MIM) degree with a specialization in Business Communication, awarded by the school's main campus in Zurich, Switzerland, based on the recommendation of the faculty of the local campuses where credits were earned, and upon the recommendation of the school's Academic Council.

Upon successful completion of the study program students receive an international private Bachelor in Communication Studies degree awarded by the school's headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland, based on the recommendation of the faculty of the local campuses where credits were earned.

Upon successful completion of the study program students receive an international private Doctor of Philosophy in Management (Ph.D.) in Communication Studies degree awarded by the school's headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland, based on the recommendation of the faculty of the local campuses where credits were earned.

Upon successful completion of the study program students receive an international private Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Business Communication degree awarded by the school's headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland, based on the recommendation of the faculty of the local campuses where credits were earned.

You will learn computer-related expertise and technology, from programming to image / audio information processing to digital content production. Looking ahead to the IoT (Internet of Things) era, students can independently learn from the basics to applications of information technology through project-type practical education. We aim to be a computer engineer who can play an active role in every industry.