This Program will teach international students how to work in Japanese companies through the experience of the Human Resources General Manager.

Japanese students are also welcome. Students can understand the mechanism of hiring Japanese companies.

This is a practical career design and internship preparation program for international students before starting a career or internship at the selected companies that operate in Japan.

This program will be designed with careful study and analysis of the working environment focused on the company in Japan.>Working in concert with the actual internship program (Career education practice for international students) the goal of this program is not only to master international students' practical working skills but also to create a mutual understanding between the students and companies.

CB11201

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This course introduces students to Japanese corporate culture with the history of changes in employment practices. The classes will cover the Japanese Style Management, Bubble Economy, and the Lost 20 Years. How did Japanese companies develop their management style? Why were Japanese manufacturers regarded as the strongest? What caused the Bubble Economy? Why did they have to give up the practices once thought to be essential? While answering these questions, the course will emphasize the role of employment practices to illustrate the Japanese culture. Two main objectives of the course are to possess the knowledge of Japanese employment practices and to understand the rationales for changes in the practices for the past 20 years.

CB12202

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The purpose of this course is for students to learn about Japanese communication behaviors and culture, using a comparative approach with other cultures. You are to learn through your own experiences--very interactive and practical.

You will also learn intercultural communication mechanism and get to practice communication cross-culturally.

Through the peer teaching discussion in the beginning of each class, you will learn about the other cultures of your peers as well as Japanese values, and your own culture

CB12205

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It is taught in English and some Japanese.

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This course aims to explore the issues of universities and students in the process of globalization by examining the case of Japan. The course is designed to encourage students to develop constructive views on the issues and draw comparisons between educational practices of university systems and attitudes and behaviors of university students in Japan and their home country.

The three learning objectives of this course are:

1. Understand the issues tied to globalization and how these issues may impact universities and their students in Japan, your home country, and other countries

2. Learn about the perspectives held by those living and working outside your home country and of the impact their views have on higher education

3. Conduct group projects and present major findings to the class

To achieve those learning objectives, different types of learning activities will be employed, including lectures, guest speakers, discussions, and interviews.

CB25203

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