Licence en Culture Japonaise

Students study and have personal experience of Japanese history, thought, religion, art, etc., in order to understand Japanese culture as one's own inheritance and source of being. By becoming aware of the source of one's personality, students can deepen their understanding of international society and different cultures.

Based on the Christian spirit, emphasis is placed on educating the whole person. At the same time that students are given a broad liberal education and a high degree of specialization, small classes make it possible to respect the individuality of each student. Students have a faculty advisor, and faculty members have set office hours.

Students grow and mature under the close personal relationship developed with the faculty members. Seigakuin has earned the reputation of being a university that takes good care of its students, a school where students grow and mature.