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Timetable & Syllabus

○The basic class management policy at Meiji Business School updated (2025/3/18)
Timetable 2025 updated (2025/04/04)
The course taught by Professor HSU, Yu-Hsu has been changed from Face-to-face (with hybrid support) to Face-to-face (without hybrid support).
Syllabus 2025 updated (2025/03/31)

The basic class management policy at Meiji Business School

To ensure that students fully experience learning in a vibrant campus environment, our fundamental policy is to conduct face-to-face classes as the standard format. As a business school, we emphasize networking opportunities between faculty and students—interactions that are difficult to cultivate within a single company. To foster this environment, we actively utilize in-person classes.

However, to accommodate students who may be unable to attend face-to-face classes due to company regulations or health concerns, hybrid learning will be implemented as a supplementary measure in principle for all courses (Face-to-Face with Hybrid Support).

Additionally, from an educational effectiveness perspective, some courses will be offered as Face-to-Face (without Hybrid Support) or Online Media-Based Courses (Live Streaming), incorporating lessons learned from the pandemic to enhance our educational approach. Please refer to the Course Timetable or Syllabus for details on the format of each course.

Face-to-face (with hybrid support)
Courses with combination of conventional face-to-face class and live streaming of face-to-face class, which enable students to take classes online

Face-to-face (without hybrid support)
Courses in which all classes are conducted face-to-face, without delivering it online
From the viewpoint of educational effectiveness, hybrid support is not provided.

Online media-based courses (live streaming)
Courses that are conducted in live streaming format in more than half of all classes.
ZOOM is used for class delivery.
From the viewpoint of educational effectiveness, only-material-delivered type and on-demand type classes are not conducted.

MBS Courses: Timetable & Syllabus

Interdepartmental Courses: Timetable & Syllabus

In order to design a flexible and interdisciplinary curriculum that transcends the boundaries of the graduate schools, we established the "Interdepartmental Courses" in 2007. These courses are offered across all of the Graduate School's Master's and Professional Degree Programs.
*These courses are not hosted by MBS. The class schedule differs from the academic year of MBS.
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