International Relations Program
Core courses for International Relations (IR)
Core Courses for Political Science (PS)
| ・Comparative Government and Politics | ・Applied Econometrics or Econometrics |
| ・Foreign Policy Analysis | ・Comparative Government and Politics |
| ・History of International Relations | ・Local Government and Public Service |
| ・Human Rights and Global Justice: Cultures, Gender, and Equality | ・Political Institutions and Governance |
| ・International Organization | ・Political Theory |
| ・International Political Economy | ・Public Administration |
| ・International Politics | ・Research Methods |
| ・International Security in a Digitized World | ・Statistical Methods |
Elective courses (Common for IR and PS)
| ・American Foreign Policy | ・History of Global Political Economy | ・Japanese National Security Policy |
| ・Analysis of Development Policies and Programs | ・International Law | ・Modern Japan in the World |
| ・Chinese Foreign Policy | ・International Relations and Foreign Policy of Japan | ・Politico-economic history of Japan’s modernization |
| ・Cross-cultural Communication | ・International Relations in Eurasia | ・Postwar Japanese Politics |
| ・Diplomacy and Statecraft | ・Issues in African Development | ・Public Human Resource Management |
| ・Environment, Sustainable Development, and Human Security | ・Japanese Development Cooperation: Implementation and Practice | ・Refugees, Migrants, and Human Security |
| ・Essentials of Economics | ・Japanese Government and Politics | ・Security and Strategy:National and International |
| ・Evolution of Modern Strategy | ・Japanese International Development Cooperation |
・Social Issues in Contemporary Japan: Modern and Postmodern |
| ・Global Issues: UNU Global Seminar |
Notes: In addition to these elective courses, students can choose other courses provided by other programs as elective.
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