The Master's program in the Graduate School of
Humanities and Social Sciences offers highly academic and
integrated courses in the humanities and social sciences so
as to develop students with a professional level of analytical
competence who are academically flexible, and able to
exercise practical judgment in coping with a wide range of
problems and issues that confront us in our ever-changing
world.
The doctoral program aims at creating new research
fields and approaches that take advantage of Okinawa’s
geographic, historic, and cultural backgrounds. By placing
Okinawa/the Ryukyus in a global context, the program aims
to train professionals and researchers capable of analyzing
local and regional issues from multiple points of view.
Master's Program
| Courses |
Admission Capacity |
Areas of Study |
Degree |
| Comprehensive Social Systems Studies |
17 |
Practical Jurisprudence,
Economic Systems,
Business Administration,
Policy Science |
Law, Political Science,
Economics,
Administration Business,
Sociology, Education,
Psychology, Arts,
History, Geography,
Arts, (Philosophy),
Linguistics and Communication |
| Human Sciences |
16 |
Human Behavior,
Human Society,
Human Culture, Island Studies |
| Languages and Cultures |
12 |
Ryukyuan-Asian Studies,
Euro-American Studies,
Language and Communication Studies |
Doctoral Program
| Courses |
Admission Capacity |
Areas of Study |
Degree |
| Comparative Culture and Area Studies |
4 |
- |
Doctor of Philosophy |
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