Course subjects and lecture contents
Course subjects and lecture contents
At Graduate School of Business, we believe that when studying "business" as an academic subject, true understanding can be achieved by dividing the study into three fields: "business administration," "accounting," and "integrated marketing." We have created a practical curriculum by placing the most important subjects in each of the three fields.
Business Management
This is a field that explores theories and techniques closely related to corporate management itself. Students aim to acquire a wide range of knowledge, from traditional subjects in specialized management fields such as management philosophy, management organization, management behavior, management strategy, management control, and management information, to new subjects that keep up with the times, such as information systems-related production information systems, logistics information management, and corporate law, which is studied from the perspective of the importance of the connection between companies and the law.
Accounting field
This is a field that explores various accounting tasks and flows both inside and outside of companies. The main courses offered include courses on accounting areas related to stakeholders outside of companies (international accounting, regulatory accounting, tax accounting, financial accounting, accounting audits, etc.), courses related to accounting areas related to stakeholders inside of companies (cost management, management accounting, etc.), and courses on financial analysis that focuses on analysis based on information shown in financial statements.
IMC Integrated Marketing Field
The field explores theories and technologies related to distribution from a macro perspective, including international trade, market systems, statistical surveys, and risk management, and offers theoretical and practical research into organizational management in a wide range of fields. It also offers lectures on integrated marketing communications, marketing strategies, consumer behavior, social marketing, distribution, and other areas that explore marketing based on the concept of integrated marketing communications.
*Please note that the lecture content may be subject to change.