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| The Department aims to equip students with high ethical standards and a public mind, and to give them the capability to communicate effectively to conduct business activities in the international environment of the 21st century. Students acquire practical knowledge in business management, marketing and finance. In addition, their English proficiency and information network operation capabilities are improved so that they could play leading roles in the business world. The Department also offers support to students wishing to acquire a Masters Degree in Business Administration (MBA) from overseas universities. |
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Department of International Management |
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"public mind" refers to corporate ethics and public awareness. The "business mind"
refers to problem-solving skills in the business arena. At the Department, students learn the three major
areas of business, namely management, marketing and finance, based on the two types of sensitivities that
play important roles in international society. Extensive lessons on English and information literacy are
provided, in a way comparable to vocational schools, so that students acquire active English skills and
sufficient information network operation capabilities. Then, students elect an area of specialization
from "International Business Course," "Tourism Business Course" and "e-Business
Course," to acquire more practical skills.
Moreover, students can develop their skills through internships at enterprises and localities, overseas programs such as studying abroad and international research, and support for acquiring a Masters Degree in Business Administration (MBA), with the aim of becoming world business leaders. |
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Department of Tourism and Hospitality Management |
Beginning in 2007, we launched the Tourism Management Department forming two departments in the College of Business Administration: International Management and Tourism Management.
In spite of global economic uncertainties, the number of tourists worldwide has been increasing every year. According to WTO predictions, by the year 2020 the worldwide population of tourists will reach 1.56 billion. The movement of tourists across national borders offers business opportunities in not only receiving tourists at destinations (inbound) but also in sending tourists (outbound) abroad. The promotion of tourism and exchanges is an important pillar of regional development for countries throughout the world. Students in the Department of Tourism Management will investigate business strategies for taking advantage of both inbound and outbound opportunities and learn about managing the tourism business in the 21st century while acquiring the latest knowledge about business administration and international trends. From marketing strategies for tourism products and services, to the relation of risk management and law with business management, to international relations and diplomacy issues, this program will train individuals who have a broad perspective of how international tourism business fits in to the new century.
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