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The International Program<br />
on Japan in East Asia Bachelor<br />
The aim of the International Program on Japan in East Asia is to<br />
nurture students who possess international, interdisciplinary, and<br />
synthetic perspectives to Japan and other parts of Asia. The fouryear<br />
undergraduate program, offered by the College of Arts and<br />
Sciences, is based on self-assessment and self-analysis of Japan<br />
from the perspective of the humanities and social sciences. In<br />
order to foster an understanding of Japan’s locus and the meaning<br />
of East Asia, the program offers wide-ranging subjects such as:<br />
modern history of Japan, modern history of East Asian international<br />
relations, Japanese culture and East Asian civilization, the transformation<br />
of Japanese society, Japanese politics and economy,<br />
etc. While Japanese history, culture and society will be taught, the<br />
program emphasizes regional, international and global contexts of<br />
Japan’s past, present, and future. Students are expected not only<br />
to study Japan in depth but also to understand East Asia, so that<br />
they can pursue post-graduate studies as well as playing an active<br />
part in the international community including their home countries<br />
in Japan.<br />
The Program is organized so that the students will be able to<br />
receive the bachelor’s degree by taking classes instructed in the<br />
http://www.peak.c.u-tokyo.ac.jp<br />
English language alone. The curriculum reflects the sixty years of<br />
experience and continuous improvement and innovation in liberal<br />
arts education in the College of Arts and Sciences. Prospective<br />
students need not have prior knowledge of the Japanese language.<br />
Students will be provided with the opportunity to improve Japanese<br />
language skills depending on each student’s competence<br />
and proficiency. However, prospective students who have learned<br />
Japanese are especially welcome. Students are strongly encouraged<br />
to strengthen their Japanese language ability so as to be able<br />
to take classes conducted in Japanese. Such language proficiency<br />
may help students work in Japan or Japanese companies abroad<br />
after their graduation.<br />
Degree Programs Offered in English<br />
The International Program<br />
on Environmental Sciences Bachelor<br />
http://www.peak.c.u-tokyo.ac.jp<br />
The International Program on Environmental Sciences is aimed at<br />
fostering an in-depth understanding of the global environmental<br />
problems and at producing graduates who will contribute to the<br />
promotion of the sustainable society. The program makes use<br />
of the lessons from Japan’s past experience of environmental<br />
problems and the recent advances in analytical methods and<br />
technologies for environmental and social sustainability. Students<br />
taking the program will be taught a wide spectrum of subjects<br />
in the natural and social sciences such as: climatic change and<br />
global geochemical material cycles; biodiversity in ecosystems;<br />
data analysis methods including statistics and computer simulation;<br />
environmental economics, international politics and other<br />
social sciences relating to human security and sustainable society.<br />
Graduates of this program may continue onto the Graduate Program<br />
on Environmental Sciences of the Graduate School of Arts<br />
and Sciences or pursue various other careers. They are expected<br />
to contribute to the promotion of environmental policies relating to<br />
sustainable society in their home countries and in the international<br />
community.<br />
The curriculum reflects the sixty years of experience and continuous<br />
improvement and innovation in liberal arts education in the<br />
College of Arts and Sciences.<br />
The Program is organized so that the students will be able<br />
to receive a bachelor’s degree taking classes instructed in the<br />
English language alone. Prospective students need not have prior<br />
knowledge of the Japanese language. Students will be provided<br />
with the opportunity to improve Japanese language skills depending<br />
on each student’s competence and proficiency.<br />
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