From 2023, the Waseda Moodle “Introduction to Research Ethics” will be replaced by the following.
JSPS [eL CoRE](e-Learning Course on Research Ethics)
Master’s course: “For Helping Graduate Students Understand Research Ethics via Case Examples”
Doctoral course: “Understanding Research Ethics Through Case Examples ―The Attitude of the Conscientious Scientist”
In principle, the course must be taken by the end of the first year, and is a condition for submission of the thesis.
*Completion of the course will be considered as having passed the comprehension test and received the Certificate of Completion (PDF).
Information on procedures and how to write master’s thesis.
*This page is for students in Global Japanese Literary and Cultural Studies (Global-J) Course.
For other students , please check the page after switching the language to Japanese.
The details about the submission will be posted on
3. Announcement
as needed.
A master’s degree (in literature) is granted to those who have been enrolled in the Master’s Program of this Graduate School for 2 years or longer but not exceeding 4 years, have earned 32 or more credits for the required subjects, have taken a required research seminar, and have passed a master’s thesis review and examination.
* As for the period of enrollment, however, those with extraordinary academic achievements only have to meet the requirement of 1 year or longer enrollment if approval is obtained from the Steering Committee of this Graduate School.
*For M2 or above students.Details of each procedure will be posted as needed in the Announcement section at the bottom of the page.
1. Submit a master’s thesis plan
2. Submit topic notification
3. Submit master’s thesis and master’s thesis outline
4. Final examination
Planned Updates
*Please also check the following pages for information on March graduation.
▶Graduate School of Letters, Arts and Sciences – Grades pages
Previous Years
Requirements and Format for Submitting a Master’s Thesis(posted October 16,2024) |
The English version will be updated shortly. For the announcement in Japanese, please click here.