SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AND ECONOMICS

We nurture individuals who can accurately read the trends of the times and take the lead in the international community.

The School of Political Science and Economics has a three course system that incorporates the viewpoints of politics, economics, and regions, which are familiar to us, to allow students to take a fundamental look at the various issues of turbulent modern society and instill in them the ability to envision tangible countermeasures.

EXAMPLES OF RESEARCH THEMES

  • Political science
  • International political science
  • Political history
  • Local government administration
  • Public policy studies

Other research themes at the school of Political Sciences and Economics

  • Macroeconomics
  • Microeconomics
  • International economics
  • Financial economics
  • Public finance
  • Economics of development

STUDENT'S VOICE

Mr. Sascha Kwetina

Mr. Sascha Kwetina
Linz, Austria
School of Political Science and Economics, exchange student from the University of Vienna

Q. Why did you choose Japan to study?

I first got interested in Japan through Aikido in my home town Linz, from the age of 14. I became more interested in Japan when I started to study at the University of Vienna. I gradually became very interested in Japanese culture and economy, felt that if I could become a fluent speaker of Japanese this would be an asset in my future career.

Q. Why did you choose Meiji University?

One of the reasons is the fact that the School of Political Science and Economics is highly regarded by Japan scholars in the University of Vienna. Another reason is the location of Meiji University: Izumi and Surugadai campuses are located at the heart of Tokyo. Also, Izumi International House, where I live in, is very close to Izumi Campus, and just 30 minutes away from Surugadai Campus by train. This is a very convenient dormitory for me.

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