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Department of International Communication

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classification subject system Course Title First year 2nd year Contents
early period Summer Intensive final Spring Intensive early period Summer Intensive final
Course Specialization English Courses English grammar 2 2 Students systematically learn English grammar from the perspective of "using" English, from junior high school and high school review to advanced levels.
English Reading & Writing 2 2 Students will learn the vocabulary, syntax, logic, and background knowledge necessary for English reading comprehension, taking their reading comprehension skills one step further. Students will also acquire the ability to use the expressions they have learned to write about their intentions in English-like expressions.
English phonetics 2 2 Students will learn the basic pronunciation system of English. Students will learn how to pronounce "vowels" and "consonants" that are typical of English, as well as "rhythm" and "intonation," aiming for smoother communication. While based on theory, the classes are practice-oriented.
Japan Studies 2 2 Japan has a myriad of world-class cultures such as Japanese food, traditional performing arts, science and technology, anime, and fashion. Students will learn how Japan is communicated in the world in English, and at the same time be able to communicate about Japan in English.
English Debate 2 2 The goal is to acquire the knowledge, ability to gather information, logical and critical thinking skills, and the four English language skills necessary to be able to debate in both Japanese and English. Classes and debates will be conducted in Japanese or English depending on the proficiency level.
TOEIC? Speaking & Writing 2 2 TOEIC?Speaking & Writing Tests measure two skills: speaking and writing. The TOEIC?Speaking & Writing Tests are designed to help students acquire English output skills, from explaining everyday matters to being able to communicate in business situations.
University Transfer System
(school) subject		 University Transfer Preparation A 2 2 2 This course strengthens students' English skills to pass the university transfer examinations. Students will practice grammar, long reading comprehension, Japanese translation, and English translation from basic to advanced levels.
University Transfer Preparation B 2 2 2 Students will polish their Japanese language skills while learning how to write essays. By acquiring sentence structure, knowledge of current events, general knowledge, Kanji characters, and sentence summary skills, students will improve their basic skills to be able to write appropriate essays and pass the university transfer examination.
academic skills 2 The course is designed to help students clarify their future plans for university transfer and thereafter, and to prepare them for the selection of their academic field of study and related preparation measures. In addition to preparing students to write a statement of purpose and interview according to their future plans, the course also cultivates the ability to express oneself and take initiative, which is linked to basic skills for working adults, as well as the liberal arts, logical thinking, and academic skills that are essential for studying and conducting research at universities.
Subjects by academic discipline*. Foreign Languages (Kanda University of International Studies Preparation) 8 8 We will provide the necessary university research, statement of reasons for application, essay test preparation, and interview test preparation to pass the on-campus selection examination for Kanda University of International Studies.
Anglo-American literature Students will learn about representative authors and works of English and American literature, literary terminology, and the relationship between literature and its historical background. Students will also deepen their understanding of American and British history, culture, thought, and social conditions.
Linguistics and English Linguistics Students will study the main areas of linguistics and English linguistics. Students will observe language from various perspectives and learn overviews and terminology of each field, such as "the difference in pronunciation between Japanese and English," "the core image of English words as seen in etymology," and "the diversity of English as a lingua franca."
International Relations Students pick up problems that need to be solved from "various events" happening in the world and explore causes and solutions. Students will develop the ability to think of global problems as familiar events.
Economics and Business Administration In economics, students learn about the "flow of money in the world" through the economic activities of businesses and consumers and the monetary policies of governments. In business administration, students learn theories and methods of better corporate management and consider "how to make companies more profitable.
Sociology and Media Studies Sociology is not limited to social issues, but can focus on any human activity, including hobbies, subcultures, fashion trends, and so on. Sociology focuses on all aspects of society to elucidate its mechanisms.
Law and Political Science Students will learn about the Constitution of Japan, which is a relatively frequent question on the law school transfer exam, and the political system related to the Constitution. Political systems and political thought will also be covered.
pedagogy Pedagogy is the study of everything related to education. We will consider the causes and solutions to various problems that schools face, such as relationships between teachers and students and among students.
communication studies Students will learn the basic concepts of communication. Students will acquire the knowledge necessary to coexist in society with people from various cultural backgrounds and learn what kind of thinking is necessary.
common subject English Courses EIB
(English for International Business)		 Communication Strategies 10 10 8 8 In this class, students learn English from foreign teachers five times a week in the first year and four times a week in the second year. In two years, students learn from foreign teachers from various countries and are exposed to the different cultures and customs of each country and region. Classes are small, with no more than 20 students, and are organized according to proficiency level. Students will also have many speeches, discussions, and presentations to improve their ability to communicate in English.
English Foundations
English in Practice
Ideas & Opinions
Project Change
help
(Hybrid English Learning Program)		 2 2 Students will learn English in two spaces: the classroom (real world) and the Internet (virtual world). In the classroom, students learn English expressions and cultural backgrounds from Japanese teachers according to situations they may encounter overseas. Then, students experience English conversation with a foreign teacher in a virtual world that reproduces the situation on the Internet.
TOEIC? (Test of English as a Foreign Language) TOEIC? Listening 4 4 2 2 This class is designed to improve TOEIC? scores required for job hunting and university transfer. In proficiency-based classes, students develop listening, vocabulary, grammar, and reading comprehension skills, while learning efficient response skills and time management methods. Vocabulary and grammar skills, the foundation of English proficiency, cannot be acquired overnight, so vocabulary and grammar quizzes will be given each class.
TOEIC? Reading
TOEIC? L&R
Business Courses Corporate Research 2 2 Students will learn basic corporate research frameworks. Students will also learn about society, political economy, and how the world works through current events. Students will deepen their interest and understanding of what it means to work, what a company is, and what it means to be part of society.
digital
IT Skills Courses		 MOS Preparation
(Word/PowerPoint/Excel)		 2 2 Students will learn the basics of Microsoft Office Specialist (Word/PowerPoint/Excel) in order to improve their digital literacy and obtain certification in Microsoft Office Specialist (Word/PowerPoint/Excel).
elective subject or course (16) Students can choose and take classes from a selection of elective courses according to their own objectives and needs.

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