The Graduate School of Letters, Arts and Sciences aims to promote, through specialized study of various aspects of human existence, the creative evolution of culture, thereby contributing to the welfare of mankind.

Our school　has a Cultural Sciences Major and the major consists of the courses of:

• Philosophy, Asian Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, and Education
• Japanese, English, French, German, Russian, and Chinese Studies
• Theatre and Film Arts, Art History, Japanese History, Asian History , and Asian History
• Western History, Archaeology, Cultural Anthropology, and Enhancing Local Cultures in Asia

Students are required to earn 32 course credits for a master's degree: 16-20 credits in the first year and 12-16 in the second year.

Cultural Sciences Major

Degrees (Field of Specialization)

Philosophy course Asian Philosophy course Psychology course Sociology course Education course Japanese Studies course English Studies course French Studies course German Studies course Russian Studies course Chinese Studies course Theatre and Film Arts course Art History course Japanese History course Asian History course Western History course Archaeology course Cultural Anthropology course Enhancing Local Cultures in Asia course

Doctor of Literature M.A. in Literature