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Graduate School of Business

Graduate School of Business

Society is undergoing significant changes due to the diversification of the management environment, digitalization, and the advancement of globalization. In this context, companies are reviewing traditional Japanese corporate systems, such as employment types, wage structures, and affiliations, and seeking strategies to address new management challenges.

Management studies is the discipline for analyzing and understanding ever-changing corporate management. Its importance is increasing even more as the business environment becomes more complex. Furthermore, in addition to deepening theoretical examinations, management studies are required to accurately grasp real-world management challenges and derive insights that can be linked to practical application.

Within this environment, Graduate School of Business aims to cultivate advanced analytical, conceptual, and problem-solving skills related to business, serving as a place for education and research that connects academic knowledge with real-world challenges.

Graduate School of Business offers a two-year master's program and a one-year master's program, as well as a three-year doctoral program above these.

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Graduate Graduate School of Business

Small class size and essay writing

The Master's Program in Graduate School of Business has an enrollment capacity of 15 students. Because most classes are conducted in small groups, students can receive research advice in various forms through lectures by expert faculty, discussions with other students, and research presentations by students. Furthermore, graduate studies are not only about acquiring knowledge through lectures, but also about improving analytical and problem-solving skills accumulated during the thesis writing process. In the Master's Program, students write a master's thesis aligned with their research topic, and in the Doctoral Program, they write a doctoral dissertation after further developing their research abilities.




Special Subject Enrollment System

This is a system that allows highly motivated students who wish to go on to graduate school to take special graduate school lecture courses while still enrolled in an undergraduate program.

Advantages of this system
?It is possible to obtain a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in four years of undergraduate study plus one year.
?The credits earned will be recognized as credits required for completion of the graduate school upon enrollment.
?Examination subjects are document screening and oral examination only
?Even if you take graduate school lecture courses, you will only be charged tuition for your fourth year undergraduate degree.

The ideal talent and characteristics of the Graduate Graduate School of Business- Nurturing business planning skills for the 21st century -

Society is undergoing major changes due to the diversification of the management environment, digitalization, and globalization.
In this context, companies are reexamining the traditional Japanese corporate system, including employment patterns, wage systems, and affiliated relationships, and are seeking ways to respond to new management challenges.

Business administration is the study of analyzing and understanding the ever-changing corporate management. Its importance is increasing as the business environment becomes more complex.
In addition to deepening theoretical considerations, business administration is also required to accurately grasp real-life management issues and derive knowledge that can be put into practice.
In this environment, Graduate School of Business aims to foster advanced analytical, conceptual, and problem-solving skills in management as a place of education and research that links academic knowledge with real-world issues.

Graduate School of Business The university also accepts students who are working adults. Aoyama Taking advantage of the campus location, many working students have studied at Graduate School of Business.
A one-year Master's degree program is also available for working adults who meet certain requirements.

The university has also established an educational program for working international students in which English is the official language and all lectures and research instruction are provided in English. These efforts have been introduced to actively welcome working professionals who wish to explore the relationship between business administration research and real corporate activities.
Attempts to diversify the program extend not only to meet the research needs of working people, but also to the introduction of a "Credited Auditorship Program" for undergraduate students who wish to continue their studies at School of Business to Graduate School of Business. The Credited Auditors System is a flexible system that allows students to take graduate school lectures ahead of School of Business their senior year. This system allows students to learn knowledge unique to graduate school while still being enrolled in the undergraduate program. In addition, credits earned through this system for graduate school courses taken while enrolled in an undergraduate course will be recognized as credits toward completion of the graduate school requirements.
For those who wish to explore business administration, for those who wish to immerse themselves in the academic reaffirmation of their own practical experience, and for those who wish to acquire deeper professional skills, Graduate School of Business is always oriented toward creating a place of open study. Graduate School of Business At School of Business, we aim to contribute to the development of highly knowledgeable and skilled human resources by providing learning styles that meet individual needs, while deepening cooperation with .

Master's Program Doctoral Program
Standard two-year course aimed at obtaining a master's degree (a one-year course for working adults is also available) A three-year course aimed at obtaining a doctorate after obtaining a master's degree
Daytime classes Daytime classes
Enrollment limit: 15 students per year Enrollment limit: 3 students per year
Degrees awarded to those who complete the course
Master's Degree in Business Administration
MA (Master of Arts) in Business Administration
Degrees awarded to those who complete the course
Doctor of Business Administration
Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy) in Business Administration

Strategic Management and Intellectual Property Rights Program (SMIPRP)

(The Strategic Management and Intellectual Property Rights Program – SMIPRP)

The Strategic Management and Intellectual Property Program is a unique international master's program offered by Graduate School of Business Aoyama Gakuin University, sponsored by the World Customs Organization (WCO), for future leaders expected to play leadership roles in customs and other related fields around the world. Supported by two pillars—the practical acquisition of academic knowledge in strategic management and the teaching of cutting-edge skills by instructors active on the front lines of the field of intellectual property rights—this program, with all lectures conducted in English, is open to professionals from all over the world. Young leaders from around the globe study in the Strategic Management and Intellectual Property Program every year.

History of the Graduate Graduate School of Business

1949 Established as the School of Commerce Aoyama Gakuin University
1950 Aoyama Gakuin University School of Commerce, Division II, established
1953 Aoyama Gakuin University School of Commerce (Part 1 and Part 2) was reorganized into College of Economics (Part 1 and Part 2), with Department of Economics and the Department of Commerce established respectively.
1957 Established a Master's degree program in Commerce in the Graduate Graduate School of Economics
1964 Established a doctoral program in commerce in the Graduate Graduate School of Economics
1966 The Faculty of College of Economics (Part 1 and Part 2) and the Department of Commerce were reorganized to form School of Business (Part 1 and Part 2).
1970 Reorganized the Graduate School Graduate School of Economics Department of Commerce (master's and doctoral programs) and established Graduate School of Business Department of Business Administration (master's and doctoral programs)
1984 The Graduate School regulations were revised, and the Master's course was renamed to the Master's course, and the Doctoral course was renamed to the Doctoral course.

Graduate Graduate School of Business

Dean Department Chief
Yukihiko Kubota
Makoto Matsuo