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Be tough for Your Independence with Meiji University

Be tough for Your Independence with Meiji University. ~ Topics ~. Introduction to Meiji University Outline of our Faculties. Proud Traditions. Key words; ‘Freedom’, ‘Independence’ and ‘Civil Right’. ‘INDIVIDUAL’ needs to be strengthen. Human resource developments for Japanese society.

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Be tough for Your Independence with Meiji University

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  1. Be tough for Your Independence with Meiji University

  2. ~ Topics ~ • Introduction to Meiji University • Outline of our Faculties

  3. Proud Traditions • Key words; ‘Freedom’, ‘Independence’ and ‘Civil Right’. • ‘INDIVIDUAL’ needs to be strengthen. • Human resource developments for Japanese society. • A number of Alumni as a Reader in JAPAN

  4. Highly Reputed OB・OG - Actively engaged in Key Roles - • Two Prime Minister Takeo Miki(66th Prime Minister) Toichi Murayama (81st Prime Minister) • Meiji being strong in Sports Yuto Nagatomo (Footballer, National Team) Kenshin Kawakami (Major Leaguer Pitcher) • Lots of businessLeaders Miki Watanabe (Founder &CEO of WATAMI Group) Mari Matsunaga (i-mode Inventor, The most Powerful Asian Woman– by Fortune in Y00) • Art and Entertainment Keiko Kitagawa (Model, Actress) Yasunari Matsui (Master of Neriage, Living National Treasure) Takeshi Kitano (Film Director: Silver lion Award at Venice Film Festival) • Mass Media Shinichiro Azumi (Announcer) Yuriko Takahata (Announcer)

  5. Meiji – Selected as No. 1 University for Supporting students’ employment • Career Design from 1st school year • Various events and lectures • Internship Opportunity ( Unique to faculty, all-round faculty) • Credit will be granted. • High reputation in its consultation capability, • Provide consultation over 13,000 students/year. • Unique Department Office organized for students who target for Mass Media related employment .(Example) • ‘Mass Media Research Office’

  6. All Campus are located close to the Heart of Tokyo!

  7. Advantage of being Urban University Needless to say its enviable location, Tokyo being the center of: Human resources, Commercial Goods, Money, Information And eventually the center of Politics, Economics, Art and Culture. Stimulating environment for students to learn and study.

  8. SURUGADAI Campus

  9. IZUMI Campus

  10. IKUTA Campus

  11. One of the most Prominent Historical Universities in Japan • Established in 1881 as the Meiji Law School. • University with the scale merit which consists of 9 schools. • Total around 30,000 students (800 international students) • 900 full-time teachers, total 2,500 lecturers. • Total around 480,000 graduates. • Provide various and wide range of opportunities to meet • with people.

  12. Solid Seminar base Education • Small Group Seminar Education. • Study on expertise field • Joint article・Thesis・Outside University Competition • Presentation skill • Fieldwork • Discussion Improve communication skill, expand relation with Seniors Cultivate social skill

  13. Enhanced Information・Media Education • Present Society = Information Society Importance of Media Education • Selection of Lectures is available based on student’s knowledge. ・ Basic IT course ( Start from booting up the Computer) ・ Numerical Information Theory (Programming included)

  14. Internationalization • Meiji is one of the 13 universities selected for the Global30. (Project for Establishing Core Universities for Internationalization funded by Ministry of Education) • Acceleration of receiving international students by launching ‘Internationalization Common Platform’ which is collaborate work with Asian Students Cultural Association, JTB Tokyo, and Benesse Corporation. • Established International Relation Organization (International Relation Dept. International Education Center, Japanese Language Education Center)

  15. Humanity Social Science Nature Science Consists of 9 Undergraduate Schools Arts and Letters Global Japanese Studies Information and Communication Political Science and Economics Commerce Agriculture Business Administration Science and Technology Law

  16. School of Law • Pre-Law School Course • Course for students focusing to work in judicial circles or obtain public certification to handle legal matter such as Judge, Prosecutor, or Lawyer. • Public Service Law Course • Focusing to foster resources to work as National/Local Public Officials, or as other judicial related experts. • Business Law Course • Students will learn and posses rich sense of ‘Legal Mind’ in order to play active role in modern business society which demands legal compliance. • International Relation Law Course • Course to learn what could be World-Base Legal rules which will bring peaceful and stable relationship between different nations and diversities. • Law and Information Course • Detail studies relating Law and IT.

  17. School of Commerce School of Commerce’s key goals: - Contributions to Society, and foster resources who can play the leading roles in high-growth industries are embedded in throughout the learning courses/programs. Below 2 programs are financially supported by Ministry of Education. • ‘Cooperative Support Program for Wide Area’ • Contribution to local vitalization thru students’ voluntary seminar activities. Accepted as GP (Good Practice) for Ministry’s ‘Support Program for Contemporary Educational Needs.’ • ‘Self-Independent Style Educational Practice based on University-Industry-Area Collaboration’ • Enforce students’ independency in order for them to perform the ability to play the role in the society. Accepted as GP for Ministry’s ‘Program for Promoting High-Quality University Education.’

  18. School of Political Science and Economics • Department with full of variety: • 100 full time teachers • 120 full time lecturers • 1500 courses/year • 5000 students Courses: Humanity course : International Literature, Japanese Writing Theory Sociology course : Ethnology, Social Psychology, Mass Media Theory Expert area : Program for History, Theory, Computer base Analyses, etc.

  19. Human Resource who can Establish Own Corporation Dept. of Business Management Dept. of Accounting Dept. of Public Management Key role players in Government Organization Professional or Certified Accountant School ofBusiness Administration

  20. School ofArts and Letters Dept. of Literature Dept. of History and Geography Courses Japanese Literature: British & American Literature : German Literature: French Literature; Drama & Theatre Arts : Literary Arts and Media Courses Japanese History : Asian History: Western History : Archaeology : Geography Search for Intangible Asset History of Human Society What does it mean to be human? All Area of Human Life Introspection Importance of Scene of Action Matters of the Mind Dept. of Psycho-Social Studies Courses Clinical Psychology : Clinical Sociology

  21. School ofInformation and Communication Present Society＝Advanced Information Society →Transformation of communication → Positive and negative side of Advance information society Study from the view point of “Information”＋ “ Communication” On present modern society

  22. School ofGlobal Japanese Study Aspects of Japanese culture that attract attention from the world ~ Critically analyze ‘Cool Japan’. Analysis of the Japanese Social Ｓｙｓｔｅｍｓ~ Study of the businesses, industries which promote Japanese culture internationally. Liberal arts program with an international focus ~ Foster a broad international perspective on other cultures/societies/economies/histories. English language education with small-size classes～Train students to work effectively in English, and develop communicative competency. Study-abroad program for Japanese students ~ Analyze Japan from global perspective. Creating campus that is by nature multicultural ~ The campus itself is cross-cultural. To study Japan involves first the study of Japanese ~ Fulfill the needs of Japanese language learners.

  23. Dept. of Applied Chemistry Dept. of Electronics and Bioinformatics Dept. of Mathematics Dept. of Physics Dept. of Architecture School ofScience and Technology ●Inter-departments programs ●General & culture Seminar from the 1st year. Dept. of Mechanical Engineering ●Experiment & Training base specialized program Dept. of Computer Science ●Foreign Language Programs ● Program in compliance with Japan Accreditation board. 8 Depts. ●Interfaculty Foreign Language Program Dept. of Mechanical Engineering Information ●Program appropriate for IT age. ●Program for Health & Sports

  24. Dept. of Agriculture Dept. of Agricultural Chemistry Dept. of Life Science School ofAgriculture Food production and Environmental conservation Food production and Processing Dept. of Agri-food & Environmental Policy Distribution of Food and Farm Management Basic research of Plants/Animals and Microbiology

  25. Law Studies Commerce Political Science and Economics Business Administration Arts and Letters Information and Communication Science and Technology Agriculture Educational Design Law School Professional Graduate School Governance Studies →Grant degree in English Global Business Research Professional Accountancy Graduate School

  26. Thank you！ Email：cip@mics.meiji.ac.jp TEL +81-3-3296-4141

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