The master´s course aims to train leading economists with a global perspective. The curriculum covers the four primary fields of: Economic Theory & Economic History, Economic Policy, Public Finance & Monetary Economics, Mathematic Economics & Information Science.

In each field, emphasis is placed on theoretical fundamentals as well as practical education to meet the needs of students.

The doctoral course is characterized by its advanced and programmatic curriculum, which is comprised of three areas of specialization: Economic Policy, Public Finance & Monetary Economics, Economic Theory and History.

The scope of business administration as an academic discipline is broadening as demand grows for a comprehensive system of analysis and evaluation incorporating sophisticated and complex viewpoints.

The master´s course is organized into four fields: Management, Accounting, Management Information Systems and Management Law.

The doctoral course aims to develop researchers and professionals with more specialized skills based on the expertise acquired in the master´s course.

There are three courses in the Graduate School of Psychology: the Course of Clinical Psychology, the Course of Lifespan Developmental and Lifespan Educational Psychology and the Course of Social, Environmental and Criminal Psychology.

All courses are accredited to certify post-graduates as qualified school psychologists. In addition, the Course of Clinical Psychology is a certified practice accredited to qualify candidates as clinical psychologists through certification examinations.

The teaching staff at the Faculty of Psychology leads students to complete their research toward the master´s thesis while training them to become professionals equipped with high-level psychological knowledge and techniques.

The Graduate School of Letters is made up of three independent graduate courses: Sociology, Chinese Culture and English. The Graduate Course of Sociology has developed a program to teach the separate areas of sociology as well as the broader field of sociology. The approach is not limited to the verification of facts. Importance is also given to a research style that makes the most of experience and hands-on knowledge as the seeds of subjective ideas and innovative theories.

The Graduate Course of Chinese Culture aims to provide an integrated understanding of the thought, history and literature of China and Asia as a whole, instead of splitting the field up into separate majors. The program works to develop scholars with a broad perspective that goes beyond the boundaries of narrow specialties. The course offerings in each field include lectures and seminars on both the classic and contemporary periods.

The Graduate Course of English surpasses the conventional study of English language and literature. In recent years, specialization and the use of information technology have advanced, creating a strong need for highly specialized research and instruction grounded in a broad cultural perspective and strong information processing capabilities. Our Graduate English Program meets this need with advanced research materials and facilities, a well-organized faculty and a carefully constructed and periodically upgraded curriculum.