School of Humanities

In the four departments of the Faculty of Humanities, numerous fieldwork activities are incorporated where students visit the actual sites being studied, and carry out information collection activities such as interviews, surveys, and material collection. With programs like "Overseas Study" in the Department of International Communication, "Cultural Physical Expression" in the Department of Japanese Culture, "Social Survey Practice" in the Department of Human Sciences, and "Welfare Internship" in the Department of Welfare Practice, students are able to have hands-on experiences, and acquire a wide range of general knowledge and specialized skills. Centered around experiential learning, we cultivate expertise based on humanities, and the ability to actively engage in problem-solving.

A curriculum designed to deepen understanding of different cultures, offering learning opportunities outside the classroom such as fieldwork and study abroad.

By focusing on familiar events, this course encourages students to reflect on the state of contemporary culture and themselves. It aims to cultivate the ability to live meaningfully in society through analysis.

By paying attention to overlooked aspects of everyday life, this course encourages students to reflect on Japanese culture and themselves. It develops social skills through experiential learning.

Training social workers equipped with practical skills aiming for the realization of a universal society, and nurturing welfare professionals who are active in local communities and companies.