In the contemporary world, communication and the interchange of information takes place on a global scale. Within this global milieu of information exchange, culture thrives through networks of internal and external links, forming a complex, multi-faceted cultural modality. An education for living, working, and thinking critically within the world of new cultural formations is essential. This education for the future is the goal of the School of Culture, Media and Society, which will be founded in 2007. To that end, a Program for the 21st Century, comprising six theoretical configurations, has been constructed.
The School of Culture, Media and Society was launched in April 2007 with the aim of creating new ways of learning which cast the light of the wisdom of cultural studies on the issues of the present day by transcending the bounds of academic disciplines.
- OBINATA, Sumio
- Dean of School of Culture, Media and Society (CMS)
Crime and Punishment -an Invitation for Discussion
I have noticed a few things in particular recently as I lecture on Russian language, literature, and culture. For one thing, the number of students learning Russian language has increased. Business ties with Russia have been strengthened, and students who diligently study to earn certificates and improve their Russian language skills have come to stand out from the crowd. For another thing, while there are literary youth and history buffs, as ever, overall opportunities for students to encounter Russian literature and culture are waning. ...
- SAKANIWA, Atsushi
- Assistant Professor on the Faculty of Letters, Arts and Sciences, Waseda University
Useful links are listed to help international students live in Japan.
You can find details about Study Abroad Programs at Waseda.
You'll see what kind of career opportunities you can expect after graduating from the School of Culture, Media and Society (CMS).
