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Undergraduate Curriculum (Figure)

Undergraduate Curriculum (Figure)

(As of July,2016)

Course		Industry & City Planning	Local Autonomy Policy	Environmental Policy	Lifestyle & Society	Humanity & Culture	International Studies in Liberal Arts Course (Japanese students)	International Studies in Liberal Arts Course (Foreign students)
Basic Specialized Subjects	Required Subjects	Introduction to Regional Studies / Practice in Social Activities / Advanced Foreign Language / Seminar for Freshers / Basic Seminar
	Elective Subjects	Modern Economics	Introduction to Law	Mathematics I&Ⅱ	Pedagogy & Psychology	Philosophy	Globalization
		Economic Policy	Constitutional Law	Linear Algebra I&Ⅱ	Modern Sociology	Literature	Philosophy
		Geography	Political Science	Physics I	Modern History	Lingistics	Constitutional Law
				Chemistry I			Physics I
				Biology I
				Descriptive Statistics
				Inferential Statistics
Specialized Subjects	Special Required Subjects	Econometrics	Administrative Law	Urban Environmental Engineering	Sociology of Community & Region	Founadation of Cultural Theories	Introduction to Language and Society	Foreign students in International Studies in Liberal Arts Course can select the four classes below addition to the nine classes that Japanese students can select.
		Japanese Economy	Public Finance	Enviromental Physics I	Social Research Methods I	Social Philosophy	Studies in American Culture
		Economic Geography	Regional Planning	Chemical Experiment	Social Research Methods II	Language & Culture	Modern Thought
		Regional Economy	Civil Law	Physics II	Regional History	Sociolinguistics	Social Research Methods I
		Social Policy	National Land Development	Biology II	Basics of Social Welfare	Japanese Culture	Cultural Anthropology
		Regional Analysis	Social Policy		Cultural Anthropology	Asian Cultures	Japanese Culture	Japanese Culture and Representation
		Regional Development	Social Philosophy		Media Studies	European Cultures	Linguistic Semantics	Contemporary Japanese Society
							Chemical Exepriment	Modernization and Japanese
							Social Policy	Regional Culture in Gifu
	Special Elective Subjects	International Political Economy	Regional Development	Applied Analysis	Human Development	Intoroduction to Language and Sociesty	Japanese Economy
		Cooperative Organization	Corporative Law	Mathematical Programming	Bioethics	History of Cultural Thoughts	Studies in Regional Industry
		Consumer Economics	Criminal Law	Theory of Differential Equation	Social Policy	Scientific Thoughts	International Political Economy
		Business Theories	Court Law	Physics III	Social Security	Environmental Thoughts	Comparative Economy Systems
		Business Administration	Enviromental Law	Phisical Chemistry	Local Welfare theories	Cultural Anthropology	Regional Planning
		Accounting	Labor Law	Exercise for Chemistry	Welfare Theories in Life	American Cultures	Civil Law
		Marketing	Public Administration	Plant Ecology	Social Welfare Theories	Aspects of Regional Cultures	International Relations
		Finance	Local Autonomy Law	Animal Ecology	Welfare Theories for the Aged	Cultures in Society	Mathematics I
		Studies in Regional Industry	Political Process	Conservation Ecology I	Welfare Theories for the Handicapped	Theories of Cultural Reception	Linear Algebra I
		Comparative Economy Systems	International Relations	Conservation Ecology II	Child Welfare Theories	Cultural Interpretation	Biology I
		Labor Economics	Local Public Finance	Living Environment and Residents Behavior	Health Education	Studies in Cultural Rpresentation	Inferential Statistics
		Labor Sociology	Local Autonomy	Measurement and Evalution of Environment	Enviromental Education	Cross-Cultural Studies	Descriptive Statistics
		Public Economics	Urban Plannning	System Engineering	Enviromental Sociology	Literary Theories	Physics II
		Environmental Economics	Introduction to Transportation Planning	Enviromantal Physics II	Community Studies	Communication Studies	Biology II
		Political Economy	Social Capital	Enviromantal Physics III	Journalism Studies	Linguistic Semantics	Exercise for Chemistry
		Geographical Information Systems	Geographical Information System		Family Sociology	Theories of Language Comprehension	Living Environment and Residents Behavior
		Regional Promotion	Regional Development		Gender Studies	Human Communication and Behavior	Measurement and Evaluation of Environment
		Rural Development	Studeis in Regional Industry		Labor Sociology	Philology	Social Research Methods II
		Public Finance	Labor Economics		Local Autonomy	Museum Studies	Media Studies
		Regional Planning	Public Economics		Communication Studies	American Cultures	Community Studies
		National Land Development	Environmental Economics		History of Cultural Thoughts	Modern Thought	Gender Studies
		Local Public Finance	Sociology of Community & Region		Philology	Liguistic Semantics	Social Philosophy
		Local Autonomy	Basics of Social Welfare		Museum Studies		Language and Culture
		Introduction to Transportation Planning	Social Security		Introduction to Language and Society		Sociolinguistics
		Social Capital	Environmental Sociology		American Cultures		Asian Cultures
							European Cultures
							Theories of Cultural Reception
							Theories of Language Comprehension
							Cross-Cultural Studies
	Required Subjects	Field Studies / Seminar for Juniors and Seniors / Thesis Research for Seniors
Others							Studying Abroad	Studying Japanese Culture