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Political Science

Introduction

The Graduate School of Political Science was established in 1965 as one of the first graduate schools at Kokushikan University. In addition to the core fields of political science, it is actively engaged in area studies of the United States, Europe, Russia, Asia, and Africa and in addressing Asian and Middle Eastern political issues. Along with research into the politics, thought, and culture of these regions, appropriate language training is emphasized. The Graduate School is responding to the needs of our times by training talented individuals as researchers, staff of think tanks, statepersons, government officials, professors, staff of international organizations, and journalists. There are diversity of students including international students and mid-career students.

Curriculum

Master's Course

Major Subjects
  • Politics
  • Public Administration
  • Local Government Administration
  • Political Thought
  • International Politics
  • Diplomatic History
  • Party Politics
  • Constitutional Law
  • Japanese Political History
  • International Relations
  • Political Philosophy
  • Area Studies - Asia
  • History of Japanese Political Thought
  • Area Studies - America
  • European Politics and Culture
  • Modern Japanese Diplomatic History
  • Contemporary Political Theory
  • Area Studies - South Asia
Special Subjects
  • Slavic Studies: Historical Analysis on Russian Politics
  • Area Studies - Africa
  • European Integration
  • Local Self-Government
  • Global Environment
  • Western Political History
  • Comprehensive Security
  • International Relations
  • Mass Communication
  • History of Contemporary Japan's International Relations
  • International Law
  • European Politics and Culture
  • Modern Politics
Non-Major Subjects
  • English Reading
  • German Reading
  • French Reading
  • Japanese Reading

Doctoral Course

Major Subjects
  • Politics
  • Japanese Political History
  • Diplomatic History
  • Public Administration
  • Local Government Administration
  • Political Thought
  • History of Japanese Political Thought
  • International Politics
  • International Relations
  • Party Politics
  • Constitutional Law
  • Political Philosophy
  • Area Studies - Asia
  • European Politics and Culture
  • Area Studies - America
  • Modern Japanese Diplomatic History
  • Contemporary Political Theory
  • Area Studies - South Asia
Special Subjects
  • Western Political History
  • Slavic Studies: Historical Analysis on Russian Politics
  • Area Studies - Africa
Non-Major Subjects
  • English Reading
  • German Reading
  • French Reading
  • Japanese Reading
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