| Name | Position | Research Theme | Language in Class | Message for Exchange Students |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EDAMURA Shohei (枝村祥平) |
Professor | Philosohpy | Mainly in Japanese. Interpretation and support in English. |
The seminar aims at providing philosophical insights for junior and senior students. A wide range of topics will be accepted and discussed, including those of ethics, political philosophy, philosophy of mind and epistemology. |
| HAO Yan Shu (郝燕書) |
Professor | Human Resources Management of Japanese Companies in China | Mainly in Japanese. Chinese and English may also be used. |
If you don't ask you don't get. The best is yet to come. To learn is good, to like better, to enjoy the best. |
| ICHINOSE Masashi (一之瀬真志) |
Professor | Exercise training for improving health and athletic performance. Cardiovascular, respiratory and body temperature regulation during exercise. | Both in Japanese and English. | The physiological functions of human body are regulated very well during exercise. Studying the exercise physiology will give you important knowledge of how the exercise provides benefits for health and athletic performance. |
| KATO Shizuko (加藤志津子) |
Professor | Business Management in Russia/Central and Eastern Europe | Both in Japanese and English. | At the start of a term, students themselves organize 3 or 4 autonomous groups, and each group chooses a topic related to business management, writes a report and makes a presentation at the term end. Discussion and presentation by the students are emphasized. |
| KIERNAN Patrick (キアナン パトリック) |
Professor | Intercultural Communication in Business | Mainly in English. | This seminar focuses on intercultural communication and global issues from a business perspective. In seminar classes, you will follow up areas of particular interest to share through reports and presentations. I very much welcome international and exchange students. |
| KIKUCHI Masao (菊地端夫) |
Professor | Public Policy and Management from a Comparative Perspective | Both in Japanese and English. | One of the major thrusts of the class is to expose students to the general contour of global public management transformation. In the class, comparative analysis and case study are highly valued. Students are encouraged to contribute the discussion by bringing out the cases of the country they are from. |
| MATSUGU Sawako (真継左和子) |
Senior Assistant Professor | Area Studies, English Language Education, Applied Linguistics | Mainly in English. | We welcome international students who are interested in learning about different countries and cultures in the world, English education in your country as well as in the world, and various issues related to teaching and learning English. |
| NAGANO Shima (長野史麻) *Spring semester only |
Professor | Management Accounting | Mainly in Japanese. Interpretation and support in English |
In this course, we study management accounting. In particular, we read literature on management control systems. Many students want to learn English, so we look forward to interacting with international students together in Japanese and English. |
| SHIMIZU Kazuyuki (清水一之) *closed in the 2025 academic year |
Professor | Comparative business management and ESG investments related to corporate governance between the EU and Japan. | Mainly in Japanese. Interpretation and support in English. |
We warmly welcome both international students and exchange students. If you are interested in participating in our seminar, we cover a broad range of topics. For instance, one of our key themes involves the comparative management of various industries across the EU and Japan, such as the automobile industry, as well as emerging sectors like Web3 and DeFi. We encourage you to join if these topics appeal to you. |
| SUMI Atsushi (鷲見淳) |
Associate Professor | Transcultural Management | Both in Japanese and English. | The central theme of the seminar concerns the issue of "glocalization". You will examine how "global" and "local" are related in the management strategic thinking when companies cross national borders. Example will be taken from both Japanese and foreign companies. |
| USHIMARU Hajime (牛丸元) *Spring semester only |
Professor | Building the Fundamentals for Research in International Business | Mainly in Japanese. Interpretation and support in English. |
This course aims to build basic skills for conducting research on the internationalization of firms through the following activities: 1. Acquiring basic knowledge of multivariate analysis. 2. Understanding key academic papers on international business. 3.Write research papers on international business through group work. Notes: ・Students will work in groups to study and make presentations. ・As you will be studying multivariate analysis, you will need a laptop. ・The papers on international business will mainly be in Japanese, but there may also be papers in English. |
| YAMASHITA Yoshie (山下佳江) |
Professor | Equip students with basic academic skills in English | Mainly in English | The aim of this seminar is primarily to equip students with basic academic skills in English including presentation, discussion, and writing essays and/or short research papers. My seminar will be conducted in English. Welcome to Meiji!! |
