Different cultures and values
"Connecting" Learning

Faculty of Global Studies

Linking diversity
Connecting different cultures and values to address the current state of the world.

Characteristics of learning

何を学ぶ?多文化共生 日本学 国際関係・国際政治 メディア文化 国際協力 国際社会の諸問題 × どう学ぶ?課題発見 英語「で」学ぶ 解決型学習 多様性の重視 自主企画活動 留学生とともに学ぶ

Unique to Reitaku University

  • Connecting Different Academic Fields
    Learning in English

    We offer multiple classes in English that cover areas that cross the boundaries between the humanities and social sciences, such as multicultural coexistence, international relations, and international politics. We thoroughly teach students language skills, including Japanese.

  • Study with international students
    Connecting diverse values

    In classes with international students and Japanese students, you will experience multicultural coexistence on a daily basis. Through discussions and collaborations with international students, you will come to understand that there are diverse perspectives and values.

  • Connecting the classroom and beyond
    "PBL" to utilize knowledge in society *"

    There are plenty of opportunities for PBL *, such as environmental awareness activities (Micronesia), educational support activities (Cambodia), and learning support activities for foreign children (Japan), and you will work to solve real-world problems.*Problem-solving learning

Qualifications that can be acquired

TOEIC® / TOEFL® / EIKEN / Test of Practical English Proficiency (EPIK) / Test of Proficiency in Korean (TOPIK) / Hangul Proficiency Test / Japanese Language Teaching Proficiency Test / Exemption from Basic Exam for Registered Japanese Language Teachers / Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) N1 / BJT Business Japanese Proficiency Test / IT Passport / Information Technology Engineer Examination / CG-ARTS Association Web Designer Certification Basic Expert / CG-ARTS Association Multimedia Certification Basic Expert / MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist)

Target career path

Department of Global Communication

  • Japan Studies and International Communication (JIC) Major

    Japanese language education personnel, regional coordinators, travel and tourism, hotels, media, etc.

  • International Exchange and Cooperation (IEC) Major

    International civil servants (UN staff), Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), international volunteers, NPOs/NGOs, etc.

  • International Society and International Information (ISI)

    Global companies with branches overseas, Ministry of Foreign Affairs professionals, civil servants, news agencies, etc.