2.2 AY 2011 Curriculum

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AY 2011 Curriculum (APS)
2.2.1 College of Asia Pacific Studies (APS)
This curriculum applies to the following groups of students.
1. Students who enrolled in the College of Asia Pacific Studies as new students in AY 2011 or
later
2. Students who enrolled in the College of Asia Pacific Studies as 2nd year or 3rd year transfer
students and who will be the same semester as students in group 1
3. Students who originally enrolled in the College of Asia Pacific Studies before AY 2011, but
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as a result of reinstatement or re-enrollment, will be the same semester as students in
group 1
Degree
Those who have fulfilled the graduation requirements will be awarded a bachelor’s degree
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upon graduation.
Degree Titles
Bachelor of Social Science
Seminar Subjects
Areas of Study
The College of Asia Pacific Studies has established 4 Areas of Study in order to conduct
education and research for the development of wide-ranging problem solving ability and
specialized know-how of the issues facing the Asia Pacific region. Studies are centered on
solid language proficiency and a basic understanding of the diverse cultures, histories,
societies, natural environments, and historical conditions of the Asia Pacific region.
Once students have completed more than 20 credits from among the designated subjects for
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their Area of Study, the name of that Area of Study will be noted on their diploma. Please
note that students need to apply for the Area of Study they wish to complete via Campusmate
in order to have the name of their Area of Study noted on their diploma. For more details
regarding the application procedure for an Area of Study, please refer to the Academic Office
website.
Area of Study
かんきょう
かいはつ
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環境・開発
かんこうがく
観光学
Hospitality & Tourism
こくさいかんけい
国際関係
ぶんか
しゃかい
文化・社会・メディア
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Environment & Development
International Relations & Peace Studies
Culture, Society & Media
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Requirements for Graduation
In order to graduate, students must fulfill the credit requirements for each subject field, as well
as complete at least 124 credits total.
Subject Field
Subjects Counted Toward Subject Field
● Major Education Subjects from enrolled college (APS)
General Electives
●C
redits from Language Education Subjects, Common Liberal
Arts Subjects and Major Education Subjects exceeding that
required for graduation
●M
ajor Education Subjects from another college (APM)
(available from 2nd year)
Additional General Elective credits must be completed equivalent
to the number of any exempted Language Education credits.
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Major Education Subject
Examinations and Grading
Japanese-basis Students
Japanese-basis students will be placed on either the English Standard Track (24 credits) or
English Advanced Track (12 credits) based on the results of a placement test taken at the time
of enrollment.
English Standard Track
Field
English
24
Language Education and Common
Liberal Arts Subjects
16
Major Education Subjects
General Electives
Total
Seminar Subjects
Common Education
Subjects
No. of Required
Credits
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● Language Education Subjects (elective and Asia Pacific
language)
● Common Liberal Arts Subjects
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● Opposite language-basis subjects:
Japanese-basis students: English
English-basis students: Japanese
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at least 124
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at least 22
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Important:
● ‌Japanese-basis domestic students must complete at least 20 credits of Common Liberal
‌Arts and Major Education subjects held in English (own College or other College subjects)
excluding
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language subjects. Subjects held in both English and Japanese (E/J) will not be
counted towards this total.
The maximum number of Bridge Program subject credits a student can take is set at 6.
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″Bridge
Program″ courses offer students a way to study a wide variety of Liberal Arts subjects while improving their
English ability. These courses were established as a first step for students who have completed English Preintermediate A and B and are ready to begin taking classes held in English. Lectures are team-taught by college
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and language faculty, and are designed to ensure effective study of both English language and Liberal Arts
subjects. Only Japanese-basis domestic students are eligible to register.
● Japanese-basis domestic and international students must complete "Intermediate English A
& B" before they may register for Common Liberal Arts or Major Education Subjects held in
English. They must also complete and receive credit for "Pre-Intermediate English A & B" in
order to take "Bridge Program" subjects.
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English Advanced Track
Field
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English
12
Language Education and Common
Liberal Arts Subjects
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Major Education Subjects
Total
40
at least 124
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General Electives
at least 22
Important:
● ‌Japanese-basis domestic students must complete at least 20 credits of Common Liberal
‌Arts and Major Education subjects held in English (own College or other College subjects)
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Subjects
No. of Required
Credits
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excluding language subjects. Subjects held in both English and Japanese (E/J) will not be
counted towards this total.
● There are no special requirements for English Advanced Track students in order to register
Common Liberal Arts or Major Education Subjects held in the English language. Advanced
Track students cannot, however, register for "Bridge Program" subjects. See "Standard
Track" for details.
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English-basis Students
Field
Common Education
Subjects
Japanese
16
Language Education and Common
Liberal Arts Subjects
24
Seminar Subjects
Major Education Subjects
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General Electives
20
No. of Required
Credits
Total
40
at least 124
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at least 22
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2.2.2 College of International Management (APM)
This curriculum applies to the following groups of students.
1. Students who enrolled in the College of International Management as new students in AY
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2011 or later
3. Students who originally enrolled in the College of International Management before AY
2011, but as a result of reinstatement or re-enrollment, will be the same semester as
students in group 1
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transfer students and who will be the same semester as students in group 1
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2. Students who enrolled in the College of International Management as 2nd year or 3rd year
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Degree
Those who have fulfilled the graduation requirements will be awarded a bachelor’s degree
upon graduation.
Degree Titles
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Bachelor of Business Administration
Areas of Study
Based on a foundation of wide-ranging understanding of the diverse societies, cultures and
traditions of the Asia Pacific region, the College of International Management has established
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4 Areas of Study in order to develop students with values and social awareness geared toward
creating new businesses and cultivate human resources with the drive and creativity to
succeed in the dynamic world of business in Asia.
Once students have completed more than 30 credits from among the designated subjects for
their Area of Study, the name of that Area of Study will be noted on their diploma. Please
note that students need to apply for the Area of Study they wish to complete via Campusmate
in order to have the name of their Area of Study noted on their diploma. For more details
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regarding the application procedure for an Area of Study, please refer to the Academic Office
website.
Area of Study
かいけい
会計・ファイナンス
Accounting and Finance
マーケティング
Marketing
けいえいせんりゃく
そしき
経営戦略と組織
イノベーション・経済学
Other Information and Programs
Strategic Management and Organization
けいざいがく
Innovation and Economics
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Requirements for Graduation
In order to graduate, students must fulfill the credit requirements for each subject field, as well
as complete at least 124 credits total.
AY 2011 Curriculum (APM)
Common
Education
Subjects
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Subjects Counted Toward Subject Field
● Opposite
language-basis subjects:
Japanese-basis students: English
English-basis students: Japanese
● L
anguage Education Subjects (elective and Asia Pacific language)
● Common Liberal Arts Subjects
Major Education
Subject
● Major Education Subjects from enrolled college (APM)
General
Electives
● Credits from Language Education Subjects, Common Liberal Arts Subjects
and Major Education Subjects exceeding that required for graduation
● Major Education Subjects from another college (APS) (available from
2nd year)
Additional General Elective credits must be completed equivalent to the
number of any exempted Language Education credits.
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Subject Field
Japanese-basis Students
Japanese-basis students will be placed on either the English Standard Track (24 credits) or
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English Advanced Track (12 credits) based on the results of a placement test taken at the time
of enrollment.
English Standard Track
Field
Seminar Subjects
Common Education
Subjects
No. of Required
Credits
English
24
Language Education and Common
Liberal Arts Subjects
16
Major Education Subjects
General Electives
Total
40
at least 124
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at least 22
Important:
● Japanese-basis domestic students must complete at least 20 credits of Common Liberal
‌Arts and Major Education subjects held in English (own College or other College subjects)
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excluding language subjects. Subjects held in both English and Japanese (E/J) will not be
counted towards this total.
‌They must also complete and receive credit for "Pre-intermediate English A & B" in order to
take "Bridge Program" subjects.
The maximum number of Bridge Program subject credits a student can take is set at 6.
″Bridge
‌
Program″ courses offer students a way to study a wide variety of Liberal Arts subjects while improving their
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English ability. These courses were established as a first step for students who have completed English Preintermediate A and B and are ready to begin taking classes held in English. Lectures are team-taught by college
and language faculty, and are designed to ensure effective study of both English language and Liberal Arts
subjects. Only Japanese-basis domestic students are eligible to register.
● Japanese-basis domestic and international students must complete "Intermediate English A
& B" before they may register for Common Liberal Arts or Major Education Subjects held in
English.
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No. of Required
Credits
Field
Common Education
Subjects
12
Language Education and Common
Liberal Arts Subjects
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40
at least 124
General Electives
at least 22
Important:
● Japanese-basis domestic students must complete at least 20 credits of Common Liberal
‌Arts and Major Education subjects held in English (own College or other College subjects)
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English
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English Advanced Track
excluding language subjects. Subjects held in both English and Japanese (E/J) will not be
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counted towards this total.
● There are no special requirements for English Advanced Track students in order to register
Common Liberal Arts or Major Education Subjects held in the English language. Advanced
Track students cannot, however, register for "Bridge Program" subjects. See "Standard
Track" for details.
No. of Required
Credits
Field
Common Education
Subjects
Japanese
16
Language Education and Common
Liberal Arts Subjects
24
Major Education Subjects
Examinations and Grading
English-basis Students
Total
40
at least 124
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Seminar Subjects
General Electives
at least 22
Automatically Registered Subjects
″Business Mathematics″ and ″Introduction to Management″ are subjects which form the basis
for study in APM. These subjects are automatically registered by the University for all APM
students during their first year.
Description
Registration
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Semester
Automatic
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The aim of this subject is to give students
a general understanding of contemporary
corporations and how they are managed. In
Introduction to particular, students will 1) understand the big
1st Semester
Management picture of management culture and 2) gain the
fundamental business knowledge needed for
their other major subjects. This class is the
basis of all other studies within APM.
In Social Science, it is necessary to analyze
various organizations and structures of society
Business
using the scientific method. The primary
2nd Semester
Mathematics
objective of this subject is to attain a solid
knowledge of mathematics which are most
used in business.
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Automatic
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● Starting Mathematics Level
Students will begin from one of the following levels according to the results of the mathematics
placement test at the time of enrollment. The Academic Office will inform students which level
they have qualified for during their first semester, before Course Registration Period B begins.
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semester, and the University will automatically register students for ″Business Mathematics″
during their 2nd semester. While the completion of ″Fundamental Mathematics″ is not
mandatory, there is a need for these students to improve their mathematic ability.
2. The University will automatically register students for ″Business Mathematics″ during their
2nd semester.
3. Registration for ″Business Mathematics″ is unnecessary. Regardless of whether or not
students wish to be exempted, they cannot register for ″Business Mathematics.″
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1. Registration for ″Fundamental Mathematics″ is strongly recommended during the 1st
Core Subjects
Students are strongly encouraged to complete the following 5 ″Core Subjects.″ These form the
foundation for later major subject studies, and students should aim to complete them by the
end of their 2nd year.
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Subject Name
Accounting I
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Accounting II
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Description
Accounting is often called the ″language of business″ and it is as
important as learning English in today's business world. By taking
Accounting I and II, students will gain the fundamental accounting skills
and knowledge needed in the real world.
Finance
This subject aims to give students a solid grounding in financial
systems, namely the theories and models of banks' roles as financial
brokers, as well as the basics of corporate finance.
Principles of
Marketing
Marketing allows for the flow of goods and services by considering
customer needs, creating new value for customers and improving
customer satisfaction. This subject aims to give students an overview
of this sector along with an understanding of the fundamental theories
and strategies of marketing.
Organizational
Behavior
This subject seeks to deepen understanding of personnel movement
and behavior within organizations. It also examines the efficiency
and effectiveness of organizations' management activities from both
micro (individual and team-level) and macro (organizational structure,
functions and culture) levels.
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2.2.3 AY 2011 Curriculum Language Education Subjects
Language Study
The different language subjects offered at APU vary in degrees of difficulty. Prerequisite
knowledge (level at entry) and course objectives (level at exit) are established for every
course. The level of the non-basis language course that students start at will be determined by
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student’s curriculum. Please refer to the section appropriate for your curriculum.
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English, English-basis students: Japanese). The required number of credits depends on a
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Students are required to take subjects in their non-basis language (Japanese-basis students:
the placement test taken at the time of enrollment.
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English Subjects
For Japanese-basis students, the appropriate curriculum and starting level of English
language courses will be based on the results of the placement test taken at the time of
enrollment. The curriculum types include the English Standard Track (24 credits) and the
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English Advanced Track (12 credits). Note that once curriculum types are set, no changes can
be made.
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● English courses (required subjects) are divided into A (4 credit) and B (2 credit) subjects,
each graded according to its own evaluation criteria. Listening, speaking and writing are
taught in the A class and reading and vocabulary are taught in the B class. Only once credit
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for both subjects is completed can a student proceed to the next level.
● Until all required English courses for the language track are completed, the University will
continue to automatically register for and assign students to classes. When retaking the
same course a student will not necessarily be registered for the same instructor or class,
and this registration may not be changed or cancelled.
● The grade evaluation of each English course (required subjects) will include the score from
the TOEFL®/ITP test held at the end of each semester. For more details, refer to the syllabus
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of the respective subject.
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Language Subjects
Subject Name (credits)
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English Standard Track
Required /
Elective
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Elementary
English A (4)
Elementary
English B (2)
310-419
Required
Automatic
Pre-Intermediate
English A (4)
Pre-Intermediate
English B (2)
420-459
Required
Automatic
Intermediate
English A (4)
Intermediate
English B (2)
460-479
Required
Automatic
Upper-Intermediate
English A (4)
Upper-Intermediate
English B(2)
480-499
Required
Automatic
Elective
Registered
by student
English for Business Writing (2)
Languages
for Specific
Purposes
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Placement Score
(TOEFL®/ITP)
English for Business
Presentation (2)
English Project 1 (2)
English for Discussion
and Debate (2)
● ″Language for Specific Purposes″ in the Standard Track is a group of subjects offered to
students who have completed the English courses required for graduation and wish to
develop their language ability further.
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● ‌Students who wish to proceed to the English Advanced Track courses may do so by
completing at least 2 of the ″Language for Specific Purposes″ elective subjects in the
Standard Track. Study in the Advanced Track begins with Advanced English 1A and 1B.
English Advanced Track
Seminar Subjects
Subject Name (credits)
Placement Score
(TOEFL®/ITP)
Required /
Elective
Registration
Advanced English
1A (4)
Advanced English 1B (2)
500-524
Required
Automatic
Advanced English
2A (4)
Advanced English 2B (2)
525-550
Required
Automatic
Elective
Registered
by student
English for Business 1 (2)
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Languages English for Business 2 (2)
for Specific
Purposes Extensive Reading in English (2)
English Project 2 (2)
″Language for Specific Purposes″ in the Advanced Track is a group of subjects offered to
students who have completed the English courses required for graduation and wish to develop
their language ability further.
Registration of English Language Subjects by English-basis Students
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English-basis students who wish to register English courses may take English courses at the
"Advanced Track" level by submitting an application to do so the preceding semester. After
receiving the application, English faculty members will screen and interview students to
determine their starting level. Once a level is assigned, students may register for the English
course themselves during Course Registration Period B. Registration becomes possible from
a student's 2nd semester. Application instructions for the 2014 Fall semester will be made
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available on the Academic Office website in June 2014; applications for 2015 Spring semester,
in December 2014.
Application Schedule for Registration of English Subjects by English-basis Students
Application Period
Semester of
Registration
2014 Fall Semester
2014 Fall Semester:
Mon. December 8, 2014Fri. December 19 at 16:30
2014 Fall Semester:
Wed. January 7, 2015Wed. January 21
2015 Spring Semester
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● A
pplications may be made by students who will be taking the registered class from their
2nd semester or later.
● F
or further details, please visit the Academic Office website during the application periods
above.
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2014 Spring Semester:
Mon. July 7, 2014Fri. July 18
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2014 Spring Semester:
Mon. June 16, 2014Fri. June 27 at 16:30
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Screening and Interviews
(tentative)
TOEFL®/ITP and TOEIC®/IP Examinations
TOEFL®/ITP and TOEIC®/IP tests are held a number of times throughout the academic year.
TOEFL® and TOEIC® are widely recognized tests that can be used to measure and monitor
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English language ability. Both tests allow an institution to evaluate students’ overall language
proficiency and progress. It is also an important part of studies for students to acquire
comprehensive English skills necessary in this international era.
The results of the TOEFL®/ITP test held at the end of each semester will be reflected in the
grade evaluation for the English course (required subjects). They are also necessary when
applying for overseas study programs. The TOEFL®/ITP tests held at the end of each semester
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are mandatory for 1st and 2nd year Japanese-basis students. Test fees for these required
tests will be covered by APU. Students are also able to take other TOEFL®/ITP and TOEIC®/IP
tests which are not mandatory. These tests, however, require advance application (subject to
fees).
● TOEFL®/ITP
TOEFL® stands for ″Test of English as a Foreign Language.″ This test is designed to
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comprehensively measure the English levels of non-native English speakers that apply to
study at universities and graduate schools in English-speaking countries (primarily North
America). Most students wishing to apply to overseas study programs will be required to
submit TOEFL® scores during application.
The TOEFL®/ITP (Institutional Testing Program) tests held on campus are designed for
institutional use. Scores from these tests cannot be used in an official manner, however the
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question format and grading methods conform to TOEFL® tests.
● TOEIC®/IP
TOEIC® stands for ″Test of English For International Communication.″ This internationally
recognized test aims to measure English communication skills and is currently offered in over
60 countries in Europe, Asia and other regions.
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The TOEIC®/IP (Institutional Program) tests held on campus are part of a special group
program. Thus, scores from these tests cannot be used in an official manner. (Please note that
these differ from the TOEIC® test.)
● Application Procedures
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Terminal.
● S
core sheets cannot be reissued under any circumstances. You must submit the original
Score Sheet when making various applications. Please be careful not to lose your score
sheet after receiving your score.
● The TOEFL®/ITP results will be included in the grade evaluation for the English courses
(mandatory courses). The score of the TOEFL®/ITP held at the end of the semester will be
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Information about examination dates and application procedures will be posted to Campus
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automatically reflected in your grade evaluation.
Mandatory TOEFL®/ITP Tests for 1st Year and 2nd Year Japanese-basis Students
Japanese-basis students who enroll as 1st year students after AY 2011 are required to take a
total of 4 TOEFL®/ITP tests within two years from the time of enrollment as designated by the
University. The University will cover the expenses for these tests. Please be sure to complete
these tests, as the results will be reflected in the grade evaluation of English courses (required
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subjects) and will be needed when applying for overseas programs. Please note that test
dates differ according to student year and semester of enrollment. If a student does not take a
test on the designated date for personal reasons, APU will consider that the student has
relinquished the right to take the examination.
AY 2013 Enrolled Japanese-basis Student Mandatory TOEFL®/ITP Test Schedule
Semester
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Spring Semester
Fall Semester
Date
Examinees
Wed. June 25, 2014
Students enrolled in AY 2013 Spring/Fall
Wed. December 17, 2014 Semester
AY 2014 Enrolled Japanese-basis Student Mandatory TOEFL®/ITP Test Schedule
Semester
Spring Semester
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Fall Semester
Date
Wed. May 14, 2014
Wed. July 2, 2014
Wed. January 7, 2015
Examinees
Students enrolled in AY 2014 Spring Semester
Students enrolled in 2014 Spring/Fall Semester
● APU Internal Test Schedule
AY 2014 TOEFL®/ITP and TOEIC®/IP APU Internal Test Schedule
Semester
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Spring
TOEFL®/ITP
TOEIC®/IP
Wed. May 14, 2014
Wed. June 18, 2014
Wed. June 25, 2014
-
Wed. July 2, 2014
-
Wed. October 15, 2014
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Wed. December 17, 2014
Wed. December 3, 2014
Wed. January 7, 2015
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Japanese Subjects
For English-basis students, the starting level of Japanese language courses will be based on
the results of the placement test taken at the time of enrollment.
Required
Automatic
Required
Automatic
Elective
Registered
by
student
↓Credit or Exemption
Japanese Intermediate Course (4)
↓Credit or Exemption
↓Credit or Exemption
Pre-Advanced Japanese (4)
Language for Specific Purposes
↓Credit or Exemption
Japanese Project A (2)
Advanced Japanese (4)
Japanese Project B (2)
↓Credit or Exemption
Japanese Project C (2)
Language for Specific Purposes
Japanese Project D (2)
Japanese
Language and
Culture I (2)
Japanese
Project E (2)
↓Credit
↓Credit
Japanese
Project F (2)
Career
Japanese II (2)
Japanese
Language and
Culture II (2)
Japanese for
Lectures (2)
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Career
Japanese I (4)
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Japanese Foundation Course I, II, III (4 x 3 courses = 12)
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Required /
Elective
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Subject Name (credits)
↓Credit
Career
Japanese III (2)
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● After enrollment, students designated as "beginner" level will be placed into one of the
following 3 levels according to their Japanese ability.
1. W
hen beginning from "Japanese Foundation Course I", students will be registered for
"Japanese Foundation Course I, II and III." (12 classes per week)
2. W
hen beginning from "Japanese Foundation Course II", students will be registered for
"Japanese Foundation Course II and III." (8 classes per week)
3. W
hen beginning from "Japanese Foundation Course III", students will be registered for
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"Japanese Foundation Course III" only. (4 classes per week)
● S
tudents starting from levels I or II must take all courses in the set, and are not allowed to
take only I or II separately.
● U
ntil all required Japanese courses for the language graduation requirement are
completed, the University will continue to automatically register for and assign students to
classes. When retaking the same course a student will not necessarily be registered for the
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same instructor or class, and this registration may not be changed or cancelled.
● C
ompleted credits exceeding a student's language credit graduation requirement will
instead be counted toward "Common Education Subject" and "General Elective" fields in
order.
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This group of subjects is offered to students who have completed the Japanese courses
required for graduation and wish to develop their language ability further. As each course has
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its own prerequisites and recommended language level, please refer to the syllabus for details.
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Subject Name
Prerequisite Subjects
Japanese
Project A, B, C, D
Japanese
Intermediate
Japanese
Project E, F
Advanced
Japanese
Japanese
for Lectures
Advanced
Japanese
Recommended Language
Level
Completed Japanese
Intermediate
Completed Advanced
Japanese, with a score of
Japanese Language Japanese Language approx. 240 points on the
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and Culture II
and Culture I
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Japanese Language Advanced
and Culture I
Japanese
Career Japanese I
Advanced Japanese
Career Japanese II
Career Japanese I
Target Students
English-basis students
(students whose native
language is not Japanese)
International Students,
English-basis Domestic
Students (students whose
native language is not
Japanese)
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Career Japanese III Career Japanese II
Asia Pacific Languages (AP Languages)
APU offers ″Asia Pacific Language″ courses in the 6 languages of Chinese, Korean, MalayIndonesian, Spanish, Thai and Vietnamese. Different levels of these courses have varying
degrees of difficulty, therefore students must complete or be exempted from each course’s
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prerequisite subject in order to register.
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Language
Levels (Credits)
Chinese
I (4), II (4), III (4), IV (4)
Korean
I (4), II (4), III (4), IV (4)
Malay-Indonesian
I (4), II (4), III (4), IV (2)
Spanish
I (4), II (4), III (4), IV (2)
Thai
I (4), II (4), III (4), IV (2)
Vietnamese
I (4), II (4), III (4), IV (2)
● Registration Requirements
● Applicants cannot be native speakers of the course’s language.
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● J apanese-basis students must complete or be exempted from ″Elementary English A and
B″ in order to register.
● E
nglish-basis students must complete or be exempted from ″Japanese Foundation I, II,
and III″ in order to register.
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Exemptions for Language Education Subjects
English/Japanese Language Exemption
Students may apply for exemption from English or Japanese language subjects in one of the
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following cases.
preceding your return to APU.
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hile taking a leave of absence, you attain a language score specified by the University,
and apply for exemption during the semester immediately preceding your return to APU.
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In cases other than the above, students may not apply for exemption.
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specified by the University, and apply for exemption during the semester immediately
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● While
studying abroad (participating in an exchange program), you attain a language score
● If the application for exemption is approved, you may register for a higher course. Note that
in the case of exemption, the number of credits exempted will be added to the General
Elective credit graduation requirement.
● S
tudents must apply for exemption during the application period of the semester prior to
Examinations and Grading
the semester they return to APU. Application for exemption cannot be made in semesters
following a student's return to APU. Please refer to p.32 for the application schedule.
Details about application procedures will be announced on the Academic Office website in
August 2014 for students returning for the Fall semester, or January 2015 for students
returning for the Spring semester.
● W
hen applying, submit an application form and original score sheet of the designated test
during the application period. An "original score sheet" is a certificate or report from a
Seminar Subjects
testing organization which shows an evaluation of language ability. This must be printed by
the testing organization itself, and downloaded documents will not be accepted. APU will
not accept photocopied, faxed or emailed documents. Applications must be brought to the
office in person or sent by post.
English Subject Exemption Criteria
Standard Track
Exemption Criteria
(TOEFL®/iBT)
Elementary English A & B
37
Pre-Intermediate A & B
48
Intermediate English A & B
55
Upper-Intermediate A & B
61
Advanced English 1A & 1B
71
Advanced English 2A & 2B
80
Other Information and Programs
Advanced Track
Subject Name
Active Learning
English Track
● Only TOEFL®/iBT scores are valid. TOEFL®/(PBT/ITP/CBT ) scores are not accepted.
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Language Subjects
Subject Name
■
Curriculum
Study at APU
Japanese Subject Exemption Criteria
Japanese Foundation I
JLPT 4th level (Old) or JLPT (New) N5
Japanese Foundation II
JLPT 4th level (Old) or JLPT (New) N5
Japanese Foundation III
JLPT 3rd level (Old) or JLPT (New) N4
Japanese Intermediate
EJU, Japanese 200 points or JLPT (New) N4
Pre-advanced Japanese
EJU, Japanese 220 points or JLPT (New) N3
Advanced Japanese
EJU, Japanese 240 points or JLPT (New) N2
Application Schedule (English and Japanese)
Application Period
Course Registration
Exemption Criteria
Screening and Interviews
(planned)
Exemption Takes
Effect
2014 Spring Semester:
Mon. August 18 - Fri.
August 29, 2014 at 16:30
2014 Spring Semester:
Mon. September 1 - Wed.
September 3, 2014
2014 Fall Semester
2014 Fall Semester:
Mon. February 23 - Fri.
March 6, 2015 at 16:30
2014 Fall Semester:
Mon. March 9 - Wed.
March 11, 2015
2015 Spring Semester
Examinations and Grading
For further details, please visit the Academic Office website during the application periods
above.
AP Language Subject Exemption
Students who have received a score from a language ability test specified by APU may apply
for exemption from AP language subjects. Students will be evaluated comprehensively based
Seminar Subjects
on the application, test score and an interview.
● Application details will be announced in June for 2014 Spring semester, and in December
for 2014 Fall semester. Please refer to the Academic Office website for details.
● W
hen applying, submit the original score sheet of the designated test during the application
period. An ″original score sheet″ is a certificate or report from a testing organization which
shows an evaluation of language ability. This must be printed by the testing organization
itself, and downloaded documents will not be accepted. APU will not accept photocopied,
Active Learning
faxed or emailed documents. Applications must be brought to the office in person or sent
by post.
● If an applicant is unable to attend the interview their application for exemption will be
cancelled. Please plan accordingly to attend the interview.
● E
ven if a student has been exempted from an AP language course, Japanese basis
students must first complete or be exempted from ″Elementary English A & B″ and English
Other Information and Programs
basis students must first complete or be exempted from ″Japanese Foundation Course I, II
and III″ before they may register any AP language courses.
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Subject
Name
Study at APU
AP Language Subject Exemption Criteria
Exemption Criteria
ちゅうごくごけんていしけんじゅん
きゅう
じつようちゅうごくごぎのうけんていしけんじゅん
きゅう
しん
きゅう
中国語検定試験4級，実用中国語技能検定試験4級，新HSK2級
Chinese III
中国語検定試験3級，実用中国語技能検定試験3級，新HSK3級
Korean I
韓国語能力検定試験1級，「ハングル」能力検定試験5級
Korean II
韓国語能力検定試験2級，「ハングル」能力検定試験4級
Korean III
韓国語能力検定試験3級，「ハングル」能力検定試験3級
Spanish I
スペイン語技能検定5級
Spanish II
スペイン語技能検定4級
Spanish III
スペイン語技能検定3級
ちゅうごくごけんていしけん
きゅう
じつようちゅうごくごぎのうけんていしけん
きゅう
しん
きゅう
ちゅうごくごけんていしけん
きゅう
じつようちゅうごくごぎのうけんていしけん
きゅう
しん
きゅう
かんこくごのうりょくけんていしけん
きゅう
のうりょくけんていしけん
きゅう
かんこくごのうりょくけんていしけん
きゅう
のうりょくけんていしけん
きゅう
かんこくごのうりょくけんていしけん
きゅう
のうりょくけんていしけん
きゅう
きゅう
ごぎのうけんてい
きゅう
ごぎのうけんてい
きゅう
Course Registration
ごぎのうけんてい
Curriculum
Chinese II
AY 2011 Curriculum
Language Subjects
中国語検定試験準4級，実用中国語技能検定試験準4級，新HSK1級
■
Chinese I
Application Schedule (AP Languages)
Interview Date
Exemption Takes Effect
2014 Spring Semester:
Mon. June 16 - Fri. June 27, 2014 at 16:30
Wed. July 9
2014 Fall Semester
2014 Fall Semester:
Mon. December 8 - Fri. December 19, 2014
at 16:30
Wed. January 14
2015 Spring Semester
Examinations and Grading
Application Period
Seminar Subjects
Active Learning
Other Information and Programs
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34
Liberal Arts
Language
Total
General Electives
APS Major
Common
Social Theory
Gender Studies
Social Psychology
Cultural Studies
Transnational Sociology
Sociology of Organizations
Cultural Anthropology
Social Stratification
Research Methods for Culture, Society and Media
Introduction to Research Methods
Culture, Society & Media
文化・社会・メディア
Seminar・AL
International Politics and Security
Comparative Political Economy of the Asia Pacific
Political Theory
International Cooperation
Politics of Development
Research Methods for International Relations and Peace Studies
TESOL Ⅰ
TJSOL Ⅰ
Business Communication
Statistics Ⅱ
Japanese Civil Law
Introduction to GIS
Health Science
Environmental Chemistry
Environmental Geoscience
Data Mining Ⅰ
Programming Ⅱ
Internet Technology Integration
Media Production Lab A
International Relations
& Peace Studies
国際関係
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Tourism Policy
Tourism Resources Management
Sociology of Tourism
Research Methods for Tourism and Hospitality
1st Year Student Workshop Ⅰ
1st Year Student Workshop Ⅱ
Introduction to APU
Peer Leader Training Ⅰ
FIRST Program
Career Design Ⅰ
Bridge Program A
Bridge Program B
Bridge Program C
Bridge Program D
Bridge Program E
Bridge Program F
Special Lecture (Liberal Arts)
Chinese Ⅱ・Ⅲ
Korean Ⅱ・Ⅲ
Spanish Ⅱ・Ⅲ
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
International Peace Studies
Global Issues and Policies
Conflict and Development
Globalization and Regionalism
Globalization and Law
International Law
History of International Politics
Media and Popular Culture
Media and the Arts
Religion and Belief
Language and Society
Area Studies Ⅰ
Area Studies Ⅱ
Global History and the World System
Multiculturalism and Society
Field Study
Special Lecture (APS Major)
2
2
2
Organizational Management
Accounting for Tourism and Hospitality
Human Resource Management
2
2
2
2
2
Major Seminar Ⅰ
Major Seminar Ⅱ
War and Media
Politics and Media
Literature and Modernity
Technology and New Media
Education and Society
Language and History
Migration Studies
Identity and Politics
Strategic Decision-Making
International Organizations
Geo-Politics and Post-Cold War Conflicts
Violence and Terrorism
Tourism Development
Tourism and Hospitality Law
Health and Wellness Tourism
Risk Management and Service Delivery
Destination Marketing　and Branding
Hospitality Marketing
Operations Research
Environmental Economics
Industrial Ecology
GIS and Remote Sensing
NGOs and Development
Community Development
Pollution and Waste Management
Global Crime
Law, Media and Society
Ethnicity and Nationalism
Heritage and Cultural Tourism
NGOs and Development
Community Development
Special Lecture (Culture, Society and Media)
Development Policy
Environmental Policy
Environmental Modeling and Analysis
International Economics
Project Management in Development
Ecotourism
Special Lecture (Environment and Development)
Resort Management
Hospitality Management
The Travel Industry
The Business Tourism Industry
Ecotourism
Heritage and Cultural Tourism
Project Management in Development)
Special Lecture (Hospitality and Tourism)
International Relations in the Asia Pacific
International Conflict Resolution
International Political Economy
Asia Pacific and Human Rights
Regional Systems in the Asia Pacific
Special Lecture (International Relations and Peace Studies)
Data Mining Ⅱ
Database Systems
Applied Programming
Media Production Lab B
Media Production Lab C
Media Production Lab D
Information Science Lab A
Information Science Lab B
Information Science Lab C
Japanese Language and Culture Ⅰ
Japanese Language and Culture Ⅱ
Japanese Project E
Japanese Project F
Malay/Indonesian Ⅳ
Thai Ⅳ
Vietnamese Ⅳ
2 Applied Training
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
4
2
2
2
4
4
2
2 English for Business Presentations
2 English for Business Writing
2
AY 2011 Curriculum
Outline: APS
Curriculum
300 (3rd Year)
■
TESOL Ⅱ
TJSOL Ⅱ
Basic English-Japanese Interpretation Skill Ⅰ
Basic English-Japanese Interpretation Skill Ⅱ
Business Negotiation
Career Design Ⅲ
Career Japanese Ⅰ
Career Japanese Ⅱ
Career Japanese Ⅲ
Japanese for Lectures
Chinese Ⅳ
Korean Ⅳ
Spanish Ⅳ
2
2
2
2
4・4
4・4
4・4
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
English Project 1
English for Discussion and Debate
English Project 2
4
2
2
Course Registration
Development Economics
Urban Environment and Development
Conflict and Development
International Cooperation
Politics of Development
Peer Leader Training Ⅱ A
Peer Leader Training Ⅱ B
Career Design Ⅱ
Internship
Volunteer Activities
Japanese Traditional Arts A
Japanese Traditional Arts B
Japanese Traditional Arts C
Japanese Traditional Arts D
200 (2nd Year)
4
Upper Intermediate English A
2
Upper Intermediate English B
2
Extensive Reading in English
2
4
Japanese Project A
4
Japanese Project B
Japanese Project C
Japanese Project D
4・4 Malay/Indonesian Ⅱ・Ⅲ
4・4 Thai Ⅱ・Ⅲ
4・4 Vietnamese Ⅱ・Ⅲ
Hospitality & Tourism
観光学
4
4
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Intermediate English A
Intermediate English B
English for Business 1
English for Business 2
Pre-Advanced Japanese
Advanced Japanese
Biodiversity
Environment and Society
Global Environmental Issues
Development Sociology and Anthropology
Research Methods for Environment and Development
Malay/Indonesian Ⅰ
Thai Ⅰ
Vietnamese Ⅰ
Special Lecture (Language)
Mathematics for Social Sciences
Statistics Ⅰ
Programming Ⅰ
Computer Literacy
Business History
Bioethics
Japanese History
Japanese Economy
Japanese Culture and Society
Geography of the Asia Pacific
Languages of the Asia Pacific
Religions of the Asia Pacific
Culture and Society of the Asia Pacific
Business and Economy in the Asia Pacific
History of the Asia Pacific
4
2
4
2
4
Environment
& Development
環境・開発
4
4
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
4
2
4
2
4
4
4
Examinations and Grading
AY 2011 Curriculum Outline: APS
Seminar Subjects
○Any excess credits obtained in Language, Liberal Arts, and APS Major Education Subjects
○APM Major Education Subjects（From 2nd Year）
*Students must take additional General Electives Subjects equivalent to the number of exempted Language Education credits.
Chinese Ⅰ
Korean Ⅰ
Spanish Ⅰ
Intensive Language Learning Overseas
Introduction to Economics
Introduction to Political Science
Introduction to Psychology
Introduction to Law
Introduction to Environmental Studies
Introduction to Development Studies
Introduction to International Relations
Introduction to Intercultural Communication
Introduction to Culture and Society
Introduction to Area Studies
Introduction to Media
Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality
Introduction to the Internet
Constitution of Japan
AP言語
AP Lang
AL
Elementary English A
Elementary English B
Advanced English 1A
Advanced English 1B
Japanese Foundation Course Ⅰ
Japanese Foundation Course Ⅱ
Japanese Foundation Course Ⅲ
100 (1st Year)
Pre-Intermediate English A
Pre-Intermediate English B
Advanced English 2A
Advanced English 2B
Japanese Intermediate Course
Active Learning
英語スタンダードトラック
English Standard Track
英語アドバンストトラック
English Advanced Track
日本語
Japanese
Other Information and Programs
400 (4th Year)
2 Research Seminar 2
Undergraduate Thesis 4
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
124 Credits
or more
22 Credits
or more
62 Credits
or more
40 Credits
or more
Credits
24
Credits
12
Credits
16
Credits
Study at APU
2.2.4 AY 2011 Curriculum Outline
Chinese Ⅰ
Korean Ⅰ
Spanish Ⅰ
AP言語
AP Lang
2 Introduction to APU
2 Geography of the Asia Pacific
2 Languages of the Asia Pacific
Introduction to Area Studies
Introduction to Media
International Logistics
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Business Law
Corporate Law
経営戦略と組織
Innovation & Economics
イノベーション・経済学
APM Major
Field Study
International Management
Strategic Management & Organization
Seminar・AL
2
2
International Logistics
マーケティング
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
International Management
○Any excess credits obtained in Language, Liberal Arts, and APM Major Education Subjects
○APS Major Education Subjects（From 2nd Year）
*Students must take additional General Electives Subjects equivalent to the number of exempted Language Education credits.
2
2
Marketing
Principles of Marketing
2 Finance
Financial Accounting Ⅰ
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
4・4
4・4
4・4
4
4
2
2
2
Financial Accounting Ⅱ
2 Accounting Ⅱ
Accounting Ⅰ
2 Introduction to Management
2 Media Production Lab A
2 Internet Technology Integration
2 Programming Ⅱ
2 Data Mining Ⅰ
2 Environmental Geoscience
2 Environmental Chemistry
2 Health Science
2 Introduction to GIS
2 Japanese Civil Law
2 Statistics Ⅱ
2 Business Communication
2 TJSOL Ⅰ
2 TESOL Ⅰ
Spanish Ⅱ・Ⅲ
Korean Ⅱ・Ⅲ
Chinese Ⅱ・Ⅲ
Advanced Japanese
Pre-Advanced Japanese
English for Business 2
English for Business 1
Intermediate English B
4
Special Lecture (APM Major)
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship
Human Resource Management
E-Commerce
Corporate Finance
Cost Accounting
Organizational Behavior
Japanese Traditional Arts D
Japanese Traditional Arts C
Japanese Traditional Arts B
Japanese Traditional Arts A
Volunteer Activities
Internship
Career Design Ⅱ
Peer Leader Training ⅡB
Peer Leader Training ⅡA
Vietnamese Ⅱ・Ⅲ
Thai Ⅱ・Ⅲ
Malay/Indonesian Ⅱ・Ⅲ
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
4・4
4・4
4・4
2
2
Japanese Project C
2
2
2
2
4
Japanese Project D
Japanese Project B
Japanese Project A
Extensive Reading in English
Upper Intermediate English B
Upper Intermediate English A
200 (2nd Year)
Accounting & Finance
2 Business Mathematics
Fundamental Mathematics
2
2 Business and Economy in the Asia Pacific 2
Constitution of Japan
History of the Asia Pacific
2 Culture and Society of the Asia Pacific 2 Special Lecture (Liberal Arts)
2 Bridge Program F
2 Bridge Program E
Introduction to the Internet
Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality 2 Religions of the Asia Pacific
2 Japanese Culture and Society
2 Bridge Program D
2 Bridge Program B
2 Bridge Program C
Introduction to Intercultural Communication 2 Japanese Economy
Introduction to Culture and Society
2 Bridge Program A
Introduction to International Relations 2 Japanese History
2 Bioethics
2 FIRST Program
2 Peer Leader Training Ⅰ
2 Career Design Ⅰ
2 Programming Ⅰ
2 Computer Literacy
Introduction to Psychology
Introduction to Law
2 1st Year Student Workshop Ⅱ
Introduction to Environmental Studies 2 Business History
2 Statistics Ⅰ
Introduction to Political Science
2
2 1st Year Student Workshop Ⅰ
Introduction to Development Studies
2 Mathematics for Social Sciences
Introduction to Economics
Intensive Language Learning Overseas 2 Special Lecture (Language)
4
4
4
4
2
4
2
Intermediate English A
会計・ファイナンス
Compulsory/Core Subjects
Other Information and Programs
Total
General Electives
4 Malay/Indonesian Ⅰ
4 Thai Ⅰ
4 Vietnamese Ⅰ
Japanese Foundation Course Ⅲ
Active Learning
APM Major
4
Japanese Foundation Course Ⅰ
Japanese Foundation Course Ⅱ
日本語
Japanese
AL
4 Japanese Intermediate Course
4
Advanced English 1B
English Advanced Track
4 Advanced English 2A
4
Seminar Subjects
Liberal Arts
2 Advanced English 2B
Advanced English 1A
英語アドバンストトラック
2 Pre-Intermediate English B
Elementary English B
English Standard Track
4 Pre-Intermediate English A
Elementary English A
英語スタンダードトラック
Examinations and Grading
Language
2 Investment Strategy
2 Applied Training
2
Major Seminar2
2
Major Seminar1
Legal Strategy in Business
2
2 International Political Economy
2 Development Economics
Technology Management
Operations Research
Business Ethics
2 International Economics
Development and Production Systems
2 Asian Economy
2 Management Information System
2
International Transactions
Strategic Management
Production Management
2 Family Business Management
International Comparative Management
2 Service Management
2 Brand Management
Marketing Data Analysis
Global Human Resource Management
2 Supply Chain Management
2 Service Management
Consumer Behavior
International Marketing
2 Promotion and Sales Management
Auditing
Marketing Research
2 International Finance
2 Investment and Securities Analysis
2 Financial Market and Institutions
Information Science Lab C
Information Science Lab B
Information Science Lab A
2 Media Production Lab D
2 Media Production Lab C
2 Media Production Lab B
2 Applied Programming
2 Database Systems
2 Data Mining Ⅱ
2 Vietnamese Ⅳ
4 Thai Ⅳ
4 Malay/Indonesian Ⅳ
2 Japanese Project F
2 Japanese Project E
2 Japanese Language and Culture Ⅱ
4 Japanese Language and Culture Ⅰ
2
2 English for Business Writing
2 English for Business Presentations
Advanced Accounting
300 (3rd Year)
International Accounting
Management Accounting
Career Design Ⅲ
Business Negotiation
Basic English-Japanese Interpretation Skill Ⅱ
Basic English-Japanese Interpretation Skill Ⅰ
TJSOL Ⅱ
TESOL Ⅱ
Spanish Ⅳ
Korean Ⅳ
Chinese Ⅳ
Japanese for Lectures
Career Japanese Ⅲ
Career Japanese Ⅱ
Career Japanese Ⅰ
English Project 2
English for Discussion and Debate
English Project 1
Course Registration
Common
Curriculum
AY 2011 Curriculum
Outline: APM
AY 2011 Curriculum Outline: APM
100 (1st Year)
400 (4th Year)
Undergraduate Thesis 4
2 Research Seminar 2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Credits
124 Credits
or more
22 Credits
or more
62 Credits
or more
40 Credits
or more
Credits
16
Credits
12
Credits
24
Study at APU
■
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Subject List
About the Subject List
■
Curriculum
2.2.5 AY 2011 Curriculum Subject List
The subject list includes information for each course, such as the course code and credit
completion field. An explanation of how to read this information follows.
Subject Field
The ″Field″ column for a subject indicates the field in which a course’s credit will be counted.
For details of these fields, refer to p.19 for APS or p. 22 for APM.
Course Registration
Subject Field
Common Education
Subjects
Examinations and Grading
Major Education
Subjects
Notation in Subject List
Language Education Subject
Language
Liberal Arts Subject
Liberal Arts
APS Major Subject
APS
APM Major Subject
APM
APS and APM Major Subject
APS/APM
Area of Study
The ″Area of Study″ column indicates which area of study a course’s credit will count towards
when completed. For more information on this topic, please see p.18 for APS or p.21 for APM.
Seminar Subjects
College
Active Learning
APS
Other Information and Programs
APM
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Area of Study
Subject List Code
Environment & Development
ED
Hospitality & Tourism
HT
International Relations & Peace Studies
IRP
Culture, Society & Media
CSM
Accounting & Finance
AF
Marketing
M
Strategic Management & Organization
SMO
Innovation & Economics
IE
All APM Areas of Study
ALL
ALL● (automatically registered subject)
ALL■ (core subject)
Study at APU
Grade Level
Each course corresponds to a particular level of study, indicated by a grade level code. See
p.17 for details.
Grade Level
Description
200 level
Primarily for 2nd year students
300 level
Primarily for 3rd year students
400 level
Primarily for 4th year students
Primarily for 1st year students
■
100 level
Curriculum
AY 2011 Curriculum
Subject List
Prerequisites Subjects
The ″Prerequisite Subject″ column lists subjects which must be completed before the
Course Registration
respective course may be registered. Refer to p.17 for more information on prerequisites.
Notes
The following information may appear in the ″Notes″ column.
Description
Subject List Code
ST
English Advanced Track Subject
AT
Re-registration Possible
○
Examinations and Grading
English Standard Track Subject
Seminar Subjects
Active Learning
Other Information and Programs
37
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AY 2011 Curriculum Subject List
科目CD
Subject CD
分野
Field
010081
Language
AY 2011 Curriculum
Subject List
010092
010101
010102
Language
Language
Language
Language
010103
Language
010180
Language
010190
Language
■
Curriculum
010091
Course Registration
010200
010210
Language
010220
Language
010230
Language
Examinations and Grading
010240
Language
010260
Language
010270
Language
Language
010290
Language
010300
Language
Seminar Subjects
Language
010311
Language
010320
Language
010330
Language
010340
Language
010341
Language
010350
Language
010360
Language
010370
Active Learning
Language
010281
010310
Language
010371
Language
011100
Language
011101
Language
011102
Language
011103
011104
Other Information and Programs
Language
010250
010280
Language
Language
011105
Language
011106
Language
011107
011200
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Language
Language
Language
学修分野/Area
APS
科目名
Subject Name
APM
日本語初級Ⅰ
Japanese Foundation Course I
日本語初級Ⅱ
Japanese Foundation Course II
日本語初級Ⅲ
Japanese Foundation Course III
日本語中級
Japanese Intermediate Course
日本語中上級
Pre-Advanced Japanese
日本語上級
Advanced Japanese
中国語Ⅰ
Chinese I
中国語Ⅱ
Chinese II
中国語Ⅲ
Chinese III
中国語Ⅳ
Chinese IV
韓国語Ⅰ
Korean I
韓国語Ⅱ
Korean II
韓国語Ⅲ
Korean III
韓国語Ⅳ
Korean IV
マレー語･インドネシア語Ⅰ
Malay/Indonesian I
マレー語･インドネシア語Ⅱ
Malay/Indonesian II
マレー語･インドネシア語Ⅲ
Malay/Indonesian III
マレー語･インドネシア語Ⅳ
Malay/Indonesian IV
スペイン語Ⅰ
Spanish I
スペイン語Ⅱ
Spanish II
スペイン語Ⅲ
Spanish III
スペイン語Ⅳ
Spanish IV
タイ語Ⅰ
Thai I
タイ語Ⅱ
Thai II
タイ語Ⅲ
Thai III
タイ語Ⅳ
Thai IV
ベトナム語Ⅰ
Vietnamese I
ベトナム語Ⅱ
Vietnamese II
ベトナム語Ⅲ
Vietnamese III
ベトナム語Ⅳ
Vietnamese IV
英語初級A
Elementary English A
英語初級B
Elementary English B
英語準中級A
Pre-Intermediate English A
英語準中級B
Pre-Intermediate English B
英語中級A
Intermediate English A
英語中級B
Intermediate English B
英語準上級A
Upper Intermediate English A
英語準上級B
Upper Intermediate English B
英語上級1A
Advanced English 1A
単位
Credits
グレード番号
Grade Level
4
100
4
100
4
100
4
100
4
200
4
200
4
100
4
200
4
200
4
300
4
100
4
200
4
200
4
300
4
100
4
200
4
200
2
300
4
100
4
200
4
200
2
300
4
100
4
200
4
200
2
300
4
100
4
200
前提科目
Prerequisite Subjects
備考
Note
日本語初級Ⅰ ・ Ⅱ ・ Ⅲ
Japanese Foundation Course I ・ II ・ III
日本語中級
Japanese Intermediate Course
日本語中上級
Pre-Advanced Japanese
中国語Ⅰ
Chinese I
中国語Ⅱ
Chinese II
中国語Ⅲ
Chinese III
韓国語Ⅰ
Korean I
韓国語Ⅱ
Korean II
韓国語Ⅲ
Korean III
マレー語･インドネシア語Ⅰ
Malay/Indonesian I
マレー語･インドネシア語Ⅱ
Malay/Indonesian II
マレー語･インドネシア語Ⅲ
Malay/Indonesian III
スペイン語Ⅰ
Spanish I
スペイン語Ⅱ
Spanish II
スペイン語Ⅲ
Spanish III
タイ語Ⅰ
Thai I
タイ語Ⅱ
Thai II
タイ語Ⅲ
Thai III
ベトナム語Ⅰ
Vietnamese I
ベトナム語Ⅱ
4
200
2
300
4
100
ST
2
100
ST
4
100
2
4
100
200
2
200
4
200
2
200
4
100
Vietnamese II
ベトナム語Ⅲ
Vietnamese III
英語初級A ・ B
Elementary English A ・ B
英語初級A ・ B
Elementary English A ・ B
英語準中級A ・ B
Pre-Intermediate English A ・ B
英語準中級A ・ B
Pre-Intermediate English A ・ B
英語中級A ・ B
Intermediate English A ・ B
英語中級A ・ B
Intermediate English A ・ B
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
AT
分野
Field
011201
Language
011202
011203
011300
Language
Language
Language
011400
Language
011401
Language
011500
Language
011600
Language
011601
Language
Language
011603
Language
011604
Language
011605
011800
011801
011803
011900
011901
011902
011903
Language
Language
Language
Language
Language
Language
Language
Language
Career Japanese I
キャリア日本語Ⅱ
Career Japanese II
キャリア日本語Ⅲ
Career Japanese III
日本語・日本文化Ⅰ
Japanese Language and Culture I
日本語・日本文化Ⅱ
Japanese Language and Culture II
講義の日本語
Japanese for Lectures
日本語プロジェクトA
Japanese Project A
日本語プロジェクトB
Japanese Project B
日本語プロジェクトC
Japanese Project C
日本語プロジェクトD
Japanese Project D
日本語プロジェクトE
Japanese Project E
日本語プロジェクトF
Japanese Project F
英語ビジネス・ライティング
English for Business Writing
英語ビジネス・プレゼンテーション
English for Business Presentations
英語ディスカッションとディベート
English for Discussion and Debate
英語プロジェクト1
English Project 1
ビジネス英語1
English for Business 1
ビジネス英語2
English for Business 2
英語多読
Extensive Reading in English
英語プロジェクト2
4
2
100
100
4
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
2
2
2
2
2
300
300
300
200
200
200
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
200
2
100
2
100
2
200
2
100
2
200
2
200
Language
020022
Liberal
Arts
政治学入門
Introduction to Political Science
020023
Liberal
Arts
国際関係論入門
020025
Liberal
Arts
法学入門
020026
Liberal
Arts
心理学入門
020031
Liberal
Arts
経済学入門
020033
Liberal
Arts
メディア入門
020035
Liberal
Arts
文化・社会学入門
020036
Liberal
Arts
開発学入門
020037
Liberal
Arts
地域学入門
020038
Liberal
Arts
GIS入門
020039
Liberal
Arts
観光学入門
020041
Liberal
Arts
インターネット入門
020050
Liberal
Arts
ウェルネス
020051
Liberal
Arts
生命倫理
020052
Liberal
Arts
環境と化学
020053
Liberal
Arts
地球環境科学
Introduction to International Relations
Introduction to Law
Introduction to Psychology
Introduction to Economics
Introduction to Media
Introduction to Culture and Society
Introduction to Development Studies
Introduction to Area Studies
Introduction to GIS
Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality
Introduction to the Internet
Health Science
Bioethics
Environmental Chemistry
Environmental Geoscience
AT
日本語上級
Advanced Japanese
キャリア日本語Ⅰ
Career Japanese I
キャリア日本語Ⅱ
Career Japanese II
日本語上級
Advanced Japanese
日本語・日本文化Ⅰ
Japanese Language and Culture I
日本語上級
Advanced Japanese
日本語中級
Japanese Intermediate Course
日本語中級
Japanese Intermediate Course
日本語中級
Japanese Intermediate Course
日本語中級
Japanese Intermediate Course
日本語上級
Advanced Japanese
日本語上級
Advanced Japanese
英語準上級A ・ B
Upper Intermediate English A ・ B
英語準上級A ・ B
Upper Intermediate English A ・ B
英語準上級A ・ B
Upper Intermediate English A ・ B
英語準上級A ・ B
Upper Intermediate English A ・ B
英語上級2A ・ B
Advanced English 2A ・ B
英語上級2A ・ B
Advanced English 2A ・ B
英語上級2A ・ B
Advanced English 2A ・ B
英語上級2A ・ B
Advanced English 2A ・ B
ST
ST
ST
ST
AT
AT
AT
AT
○
Other Information and Programs
2
012010
Advanced English 1 A ・ B
AT
Active Learning
300
English Project 2
Advanced English 1 A ・ B
英語上級1A ・ B
Seminar Subjects
2
海外集中言語研修
Intensive Language Learning Overseas
AT
英語上級1A ・ B
Examinations and Grading
011802
Language
Advanced English 2B
キャリア日本語Ⅰ
100
備考
Note
Course Registration
011602
Advanced English 2A
英語上級2B
2
前提科目
Prerequisite Subjects
Curriculum
Language
Advanced English 1B
英語上級2A
グレード番号
Grade Level
AY 2011 Curriculum
Subject List
011302
英語上級1B
単位
Credits
Language
科目名
Subject Name
APM
■
011301
学修分野/Area
APS
Study at APU
科目CD
Subject CD
39
■
AY 2011 Curriculum
Subject List
Study at APU
Curriculum
Course Registration
Examinations and Grading
Seminar Subjects
Active Learning
Other Information and Programs
40
学修分野/Area
科目CD
Subject CD
分野
Field
020070
Liberal
Arts
020091
Liberal
Arts
コンピューターリテラシー
020092
Liberal
Arts
インターネット技術統合
020093
Liberal
Arts
プログラミングⅠ
020094
Liberal
Arts
プログラミングⅡ
020095
Liberal
Arts
データマイニングⅠ
020096
Liberal
Arts
データマイニングⅡ
020097
Liberal
Arts
データベースシステム
020098
Liberal
Arts
応用プログラミング
020111
Liberal
Arts
情報科学ラボA
020112
Liberal
Arts
情報科学ラボB
020113
Liberal
Arts
情報科学ラボC
020114
Liberal
Arts
メディア制作ラボA
020115
Liberal
Arts
メディア制作ラボB
020116
Liberal
Arts
メディア制作ラボC
020117
Liberal
Arts
メディア制作ラボD
020121
Liberal
Arts
新入生ワークショップⅠ
020122
Liberal
Arts
新入生ワークショップⅡ
020123
Liberal
Arts
APU入門
020241
Liberal
Arts
020242
Liberal
Arts
日本の文化と社会
020243
Liberal
Arts
日本の民法
020244
Liberal
Arts
経営史
020255
Liberal
Arts
特殊講義（共通教養科目）
021005
Liberal
Arts
異文化間コミュニケーション入門
021008
Liberal
Arts
日本の歴史
021011
Liberal
Arts
環境学入門
021012
Liberal
Arts
アジア太平洋の地理
021013
Liberal
Arts
アジア太平洋の言語
021014
Liberal
Arts
アジア太平洋の宗教
021015
Liberal
Arts
アジア太平洋の文化と社会
021016
Liberal
Arts
アジア太平洋のビジネス・経済事情
021017
Liberal
Arts
アジア太平洋の歴史
021043
Liberal
Arts
日本国憲法
021047
Liberal
Arts
統計学Ⅰ
021048
Liberal
Arts
統計学Ⅱ
Statistics II
特殊講義（言語教育科目）
Special Lecture (Language Education Subject)
APS
科目名
Subject Name
APM
社会科学のための数学
Mathematics for Social Sciences
Computer Literacy
Internet Technology Integration
Programming I
Programming II
Data Mining I
Data Mining II
Database Systems
Applied Programming
Information Science Lab A
Information Science Lab B
Information Science Lab C
Media Production Lab A
Media Production Lab B
Media Production Lab C
Media Production Lab D
1st Year Student Workshop I
1st Year Student Workshop II
Introduction to APU
日本の経済
Japanese Economy
Japanese Culture and Society
Japanese Civil Law
Business History
Special Lecture (Liberal Arts Subject)
Introduction to Intercultural Communication
Japanese History
Introduction to Environmental Studies
Geography of the Asia Pacific
Languages of the Asia Pacific
Religions of the Asia Pacific
Culture and Society of the Asia Pacific
Business and Economy in the Asia Pacific
History of the Asia Pacific
Constitution of Japan
Statistics I
021050
Language
021100
Liberal
Arts
TESOL Ⅰ
TESOL I
021101
Liberal
Arts
TESOL Ⅱ
021102
Liberal
Arts
日本語教授法Ⅰ
TESOL II
TJSOL I
単位
Credits
グレード番号
Grade Level
前提科目
Prerequisite Subjects
備考
Note
2
100
2
100
2
200
2
100
2
200
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
100
1st
year only
2
100
1st
year only
2
100
1st
year only
2
100
2
100
2
200
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
200
2
100
2
200
2
300
2
200
○
○
021106
Liberal
Arts
ビジネス・コミュニケーション
021107
Liberal
Arts
ビジネス・ネゴシエーション
021130
Liberal
Arts
キャリア・デザインⅠ
021131
Liberal
Arts
キャリア・デザインⅡ
021132
Liberal
Arts
キャリア・デザインⅢ
021150
Liberal
Arts
日本の伝統芸術A
021151
Liberal
Arts
日本の伝統芸術B
021152
Liberal
Arts
日本の伝統芸術C
021153
Liberal
Arts
日本の伝統芸術D
021170
Liberal
Arts
ブリッジプログラムA
021171
Liberal
Arts
ブリッジプログラムB
021172
Liberal
Arts
ブリッジプログラムC
021173
Liberal
Arts
ブリッジプログラムD
021174
Liberal
Arts
ブリッジプログラムE
021175
Liberal
Arts
ブリッジプログラムF
021190
Liberal
Arts
ピアリーダートレーニングⅠ
021191
Liberal
Arts
ピアリーダートレーニングⅡA
021192
Liberal
Arts
ピアリーダートレーニングⅡB
021193
Liberal
Arts
ファーストプログラム
021194
Liberal
Arts
ボランティア研究
021195
Liberal
Arts
インターンシップ
Internship
030002
APS
APS
Basic English-Japanese Interpretation Skill II
Business Communication
Business Negotiation
Career Design I
Career Design II
Career Design III
Japanese Traditional Arts A
Japanese Traditional Arts B
Japanese Traditional Arts C
Japanese Traditional Arts D
Bridge Program A
Bridge Program B
Bridge Program C
Bridge Program D
Bridge Program E
Bridge Program F
Peer Leader Training I
Peer Leader Training II A
Peer Leader Training II B
FIRST Program
Volunteer Activities
CSM
IRP
030003
APS
ED
030004
APS
HT
030011
APS
CSM
APS
CSM
030021
APS
CSM
030022
030024
APS
APS
CSM
CSM
030025
APS
CSM
030026
APS
CSM
030027
APS
CSM
CSM
030029
APS
CSM
030031
APS
CSM
030032
APS
CSM
Research Methods for International Relations and Peace Studies
調査研究法（環境・開発）
Research Methods for Environment and Development
調査研究法（観光学）
Research Methods for Tourism and Hospitality
社会理論
Social Theory
文化人類学
Cultural Anthropology
宗教と信仰
Religion and Belief
ジェンダー研究
Gender Studies
グローバル・ヒストリー
Global History and the World System
カルチュラルスタディーズ
Cultural Studies
地域研究Ⅰ　Area Studies I
地域研究Ⅱ　Area Studies II
メディアと芸術
Media and the Arts
メディアと文化
Media and Popular Culture
文学と近代化
Literature and Modernity
言語と社会
Language and Society
2
300
2
300
2
200
2
300
2
100
2
200
2
300
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
100
ST
2
100
ST
2
100
ST
2
100
ST
2
100
ST
2
100
ST
2
100
2
200
2
200
2
100
2
200
2
200
○
2
200
APS
only
2
200
APS
only
2
200
APS
only
2
200
APS
only
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
300
2
200
○
Other Information and Programs
030028
APS
調査研究法（国際関係）
300
Active Learning
030013
調査研究法（文化・社会・メディア）
Research Methods for Culture, Society and Media
2
Seminar Subjects
Liberal
Arts
備考
Note
Examinations and Grading
021105
日英通訳の基礎Ⅱ
Basic English-Japanese Interpretation Skill I
前提科目
Prerequisite Subjects
Course Registration
日英通訳の基礎Ⅰ
グレード番号
Grade Level
Curriculum
021104
Liberal
Arts
日本語教授法Ⅱ
TJSOL II
単位
Credits
AY 2011 Curriculum
Subject List
Liberal
Arts
030001
科目名
Subject Name
APM
021103
APS
■
分野
Field
Study at APU
学修分野/Area
科目CD
Subject CD
41
Study at APU
分野
Field
APS
030033
APS
CSM
030034
030035
AY 2011 Curriculum
Subject List
■
Curriculum
030036
030037
030038
030039
030041
030100
030102
Course Registration
030103
030104
030110
030121
030141
030150
Examinations and Grading
030181
030182
030184
030185
030186
030187
030188
Seminar Subjects
030189
030191
030192
030193
030194
030195
030196
Active Learning
030197
030261
030262
030263
030265
Other Information and Programs
030266
030267
030268
030269
030271
42
学修分野/Area
科目CD
Subject CD
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
CSM
CSM
CSM
CSM
CSM
CSM
CSM
CSM
IRP
IRP
IRP
CSM
CSM
CSM
IRP
IRP
IRP,ED
IRP,ED
IRP
IRP
IRP
IRP
IRP
IRP
IRP
IRP
IRP
IRP
IRP
IRP
ED
ED
ED
ED
ED
ED
ED
ED, HT
ED, CSM
科目名
Subject Name
APM
言語と歴史
Language and History
組織社会学
Sociology of Organizations
社会階層論
Social Stratification
戦争とメディア
War and Media
政治とメディア
Politics and Media
テクノロジーとニューメディア
Technology and New Media
法とメディアと社会
Law, Media and Society
グローバル化と犯罪
Global Crime
国際社会学
Transnational Sociology
国際法
International Law
平和学
International Peace Studies
国際機構論
International Organizations
多文化社会論
Multiculturalism and Society
マイグレーション研究
Migration Studies
エスニシティと国民国家
Ethnicity and Nationalism
グローバリゼーションと規範
Globalization and Law
政治理論
Political Theory
開発政治論
Politics of Development
紛争と開発
Conflict and Development
国際政治とセキュリティ
International Politics and Security
アジア太平洋の比較政治経済
Comparative Political Economy of the Asia Pacific
アジア太平洋における国際関係
International Relations in the Asia Pacific
アジア太平洋地域システム論
Regional Systems in the Asia Pacific
アジア太平洋と人権
Asia Pacific and Human Rights
グローバル化と地域主義
Globalization and Regionalism
国際問題と政策
Global Issues and Policies
国際紛争解決
International Conflict Resolution
戦略分析と意思決定
Strategic Decision-Making
アイデンティティと政治
Identity and Politics
冷戦後紛争と地政学
Geo-Politics and Post-Cold War Conflicts
暴力とテロリズム
Violence and Terrorism
開発社会学・人類学
Development Sociology and Anthropology
生物多様性
Biodiversity
地球環境問題
Global Environmental Issues
都市の環境と開発
Urban Environment and Development
環境と社会
Environment and Society
環境経済学
Environmental Economics
産業生態学
Industrial Ecology
開発のプロジェクト・マネジメント
Project Management in Development
NGOと開発
NGOs and Development
単位
Credits
グレード番号
Grade Level
2
300
2
200
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
300
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
200
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
前提科目
Prerequisite Subjects
備考
Note
分野
Field
APS
030272
APS
ED
030273
030274
030275
030335
030336
030339
030341
030342
030343
030344
030345
030347
030350
030360
030400
030401
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
030515
APS
030516
030517
030518
030540
030541
030550
030553
030564
030565
030566
030572
030595
030597
APS
開発政策
ED
Development Policy
コミュニティー開発論
ED, CSM
Community Development
環境政策
ED
Environmental Policy
観光学のための会計学
HT
Accounting for Tourism and Hospitality
観光資源評価・管理
HT
Tourism Resources Management
組織マネジメント
HT
Organizational Management
遺産・文化観光
HT, CSM
Heritage and Cultural Tourism
旅行産業論
HT
The Travel Industry
ホスピタリティ・マネジメント
HT
Hospitality Management
観光と法
HT
Tourism and Hospitality Law
観光開発
HT
Tourism Development
ヘルス＆ウェルネスツーリズム
HT
Health and Wellness Tourism
リスク・マネジメントとサービス・デリバリー
HT
Risk Management and Service Delivery
デスティネーション・マーケティング＆ブランディング
HT
Destination Marketing and Branding
ホスピタリティ・マーケティング
HT
Hospitality Marketing
リゾートマネジメント
HT
Resort Management
観光社会学
HT
Sociology of Tourism
観光政策
HT
Tourism Policy
エコ・ツーリズム論
HT,ED
Ecotourism
ビジネス・ツーリズム論
HT
The Business Tourism Industry
調査・研究入門
Introduction to Research Methods
特殊講義（文化・社会・メディア）
CSM
Special Lecture (Culture, Society and Media)
特殊講義（国際関係）
IRP
Special Lecture (International Relations and Peace Studies)
特殊講義（環境・開発）
ED
Special Lecture (Environment and Development)
特殊講義（観光学）
HT
Special Lecture (Hospitality and Tourism)
卒業研究
APS
Research Seminar
卒業論文
APS
Undergraduate Thesis
プロジェクト研究
APS
Applied Training
特殊講義（専門教育科目）
APS
Special Lecture (Asia Pacific Studies)
特殊講義（専門教育科目）
APS
Special Lecture (Asia Pacific Studies)
基礎数学
APM
APM
APM
APM
APM
APM
APM
Fundamental Mathematics
ALL●
ALL●
ALL■
ALL■
SMO
ビジネス数学
Business Mathematics
経営学入門
Introduction to Management
会計学Ⅰ
Accounting I
会計学Ⅱ
Accounting II
経営情報システム
Management Information System
ビジネス法
Business Law
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
200
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
200
APS
only
2
300
○
2
300
○
2
300
○
2
300
○
2
400
4
400
2
300
○
2
200
○
2
300
○
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
100
2
300
2
200
卒業研究
Research Seminar
Other Information and Programs
030571
APS
Environmental Modeling and Analysis
300
Active Learning
030545
APS
ED
2
Seminar Subjects
030511
環境モデリング
300
Examinations and Grading
030346
APS
GIS and Remote Sensing
2
Course Registration
030340
APS
ED
備考
Note
Curriculum
030334
APS
GISとリモートセンシング
前提科目
Prerequisite Subjects
AY 2011 Curriculum
Subject List
030333
APS
Pollution and Waste Management
グレード番号
Grade Level
030300
APS
公害・廃棄物処理
単位
Credits
■
030276
APS
科目名
Subject Name
APM
Study at APU
学修分野/Area
科目CD
Subject CD
43
Study at APU
分野
Field
030600
APM
Course Registration
AY 2011 Curriculum
Subject List
030602
■
Curriculum
科目CD
Subject CD
ALL■
030606
APM
ALL■
030611
030630
Examinations and Grading
AF
APM
IE
APM
IE
030674
APM
IE
030675
030676
APM
IE
APM
IE
030701
APM
AF
030702
APM
AF
APM
AF
APM
AF
030715
APM
AF
030716
APM
AF
030718
APM
APM
030740
APS/APM
030760
AF
APM
030721
030750
Seminar Subjects
APM
030673
030717
AF
IE
HT
APM
IE
M
APM
M
030800
APM
M,SMO
030820
APM
AF
030861
030870
Active Learning
AF
APM
030714
APM
AF
APM
M
030892
APM
SMO
031070
APM
ALL
031071
APM
031073
APM
031080
APM
031084
APM
032005
032006
Other Information and Programs
ALL■
APM
APS
APS
ALL
Organizational Behavior
原価会計
Cost Accounting
生産管理論
Production Management
ミクロ経済学
Microeconomics
マクロ経済学
Macroeconomics
アジア経済論
Asian Economy
開発・生産システム論
Development and Production Systems
財務会計論Ⅰ
Financial AccountingI
財務会計論Ⅱ
Financial AccountingII
管理会計論
Management Accounting
上級会計
Advanced Accounting
監査
Auditing
金融市場と金融制度
Financial Market and Institutions
投資・証券分析
Investment and Securities Analysis
投資戦略
Investment Strategy
技術経営
Technology Management
オペレーションズ・リサーチ
Operations Research
マーケティング・リサーチ
Marketing Research
消費者行動論
Consumer Behavior
国際経営論
International Management
国際金融論
International Finance
国際会計
International Accounting
国際マーケティング論
International Marketing
国際取引
International Transactions
卒業研究
Research Seminar
卒業論文
Undergraduate Thesis
Special Lecture (Management)
社会心理学
CSM
Social Psychology
教育と社会
CSM
IRP,ED
Education and Society
国際政治史
History of International Politics
国際協力論
International Cooperation
フィールド・スタディ
APS
Field Study
専門演習Ⅰ
APS
APS/APM
組織行動論
特殊講義（専門教育科目）
APS
032080
Principles of Marketing
Special Lecture (Management)
032019
APS
Corporate Finance
マーケティング入門
特殊講義（専門教育科目）
IRP
032070
コーポレート・ファイナンス
Applied Training
APS
032060
金融論
Finance
プロジェクト研究
032015
032040
科目名
Subject Name
APM
030605
030710
44
学修分野/Area
APS
Major Seminar I
専門演習Ⅱ
Major Seminar II
ED
IE
開発経済学
Development Economics
単位
Credits
グレード番号
Grade Level
前提科目
Prerequisite Subjects
備考
Note
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
300
2
200
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
200
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
400
4
400
2
300
○
2
200
○
2
300
○
2
200
2
300
2
200
2
200
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
S200 M300
卒業研究
Research Seminar
○
分野
Field
APS
APM
032081
APS/APM
ED
IE
032082
032083
033011
033023
033024
033025
033027
033028
033029
033030
033032
033040
033060
033070
APM
APM
APM
APM
APM
APM
APM
APM
APM
APM
SMO
M
SMO,IE
M
M
M
M
M,SMO
M,SMO
SMO
SMO
SMO
Entrepreneurship
ブランドマネジメント
Brand Management
販売・プロモーションマネジメント
Promotion and Sales Management
マーケティングデータ分析
Marketing Data Analysis
Eコマース
E-Commerce
国際物流論
International Logistics
サービスマネジメント
Service Management
国際人的資源管理論
Global Human Resource Management
ファミリービジネス
Family Business Management
経営戦略論
Strategic Management
ビジネスエシックス
Business Ethics
フィールド・スタディ
APM
APM
Supply Chain Management
アントレプレナーシップ
Corporate Law
APM
APM
International Comparative Management
サプライ・チェーン・マネジメント
会社法
APM
Field Study
ALL
ALL
専門演習Ⅰ
Major Seminar I
専門演習Ⅱ
Major Seminar II
300
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
200
2
200
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
300
2
200
2
300
2
200
2
300
2
300
Examinations and Grading
033033
APM
Legal Strategy in Business
国際比較経営
2
Course Registration
033026
ビジネス法務戦略
APM
APM
Human Resource Management
300
備考
Note
Curriculum
033022
SMO
International Political Economy
人的資源管理論
2
前提科目
Prerequisite Subjects
AY 2011 Curriculum
Subject List
033019
HT
IE
国際政治経済学
グレード番号
Grade Level
033018
APS/APM
IRP
国際経済学
International Economics
単位
Credits
■
033013
APS/APM
科目名
Subject Name
Study at APU
学修分野/Area
科目CD
Subject CD
○
* Please refer to p.36 for more information on this subject list.
Seminar Subjects
Active Learning
Other Information and Programs
45

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