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Education and Study
We have eleven research labs, and students can attend lectures, seminars and hands-on courses at each major area of History, Geography, Jurisprudence, Economy, Sociology, Ethics and Social Study Education. Here students can study a wide range of basic social knowledge needed for the field of expertise and, at the same time, can enhance their quality as Social Study teachers. Each student belongs to either one of these research labs and, in their senior year, research becomes more specific as students commence thesis research.
Academic Staff
- IMAI Narumi
- History of Relation between Japan and China
Introduction to Chinese History
- FUJIMORI Kentarou
- History
History of Japan
- MATSUNUMA Miho
- Topics in occidentale history
Introduction to historical methodology
- SEKIDO Akiko
- Human Geography
Practical Methods in Geographical Research
- AOYAMA Masafumi
- Physical Geography
- KOTANI Hideo
- Ethics
- TOYOIZUMI Shuji
- An Introduction to Sociology
Lectures on Present-day Society
- SAITO Madoka
- Social Law
Constitutional Law
- MIYAZAKI Saori
- Teaching Methodology of Elementary Social Studies
Teaching Methodology of Secondary Social Studies
Master's Theses
- The History of Relation between Japan and China in Ming Period
- The Education System in Sung Dynasty
- Sustainable Tourism and Regional Development in Yaku-shima Island
- Concept of Health in Friedrich Nietzsche' Thought
- A Theory of Family from the Viewpoint of Children
- On the Reproduction of Gender in School
- Relationship between Husband and Wife Having Gender Role
- Human Rights Education and the Rights of Children
- Modern Japanese Public Finance and Public Debt
- A Peace Education and War Expenditure, War Industries
- A Study on the Kyodo Karuta from the Viewpoint of Social Studies Education
- A Study on the Pupils’ Spatial Cognition to Japan
- A Study on the Simulation Games in the Geographical Education
- A Research on the Social Studies Education Plan in the Early Era after World War II: A Study on the Practice in Gunma Prefecture