Keio University - Japan

Keio has a proud history as Japan's very first private institution of higher learning, which dates back to the formation of a school for Dutch studies in 1858 in Edo (now Tokyo) by founder Yukichi Fukuzawa. Since the school's inception, the students of Keio have risen to the forefront of innovation in every imaginable academic field, emerging as social and economic leaders.
In today's internationally interdependent world, Keio places great effort upon maintaining the finest teaching faculty and superlative facilities. Based on the knowledge and experience of their predecessors, today's Keio students strive to develop the leadership qualities that will enable them to make valuable contributions to tomorrow's society. In 2008 the University celebrated its 150th anniversary.
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Finance Course in International University of Japan

Corporate Finance
The objective of this course is to provide a thorough introduction to the fundamental principles of asset valuation and financing in competitive financial markets. The course examines the important issues in corporate finance from a perspective of financial managers who need to make significant investment and financing decisions. We start with the NPV rule, which leads us to the valuation of debt and equity. We then investigate the efficient market hypothesis and examine the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) and the portfolio theories in such a market. We also learn to use the NPV rule to justify capital investment decisions. Option pricing will be the last step in our venture into the world of corporate finance. While this course is not designed to teach an abstract mathematical theory of modern financial economics, a basic theoretical understanding of various topics is essential to competent analysis and intellectual discussion. Furthermore, in examining issues in portfolio diversification, knowledge of basic statistics and spreadsheets will be essential and assumed. Prerequisite: Statistics. Co-requisite: Financial Accounting and/or Managerial Economics.

Managerial Economics

This course provides the concepts and tools of microeconomics most often applied in managerial or business contexts. It focuses on optimal resource-allocation, pricing strategies, and tactical decisions that are made by private firms and public institutions of an economy. Some mathematics will be used but emphasis is placed on understanding the economic implications of the equations. The course will take the form of lectures and discussion in class. Active class participation is encouraged.

Investments
This course will introduce you to major issues currently of concern to all investors in global financial markets. First, you will understand the basic mechanism of financial markets over viewing major players, assets, and conventions. Second, you will understand basic theories of investment analysis. Finally, you will obtain basic skills necessary to implement theories in real financial markets. Throughout this course, students will be equipped with knowledge and skills essential to start investments as an investment professional or a sophisticated individual investor. In addition, if you plan to take elective finance courses at IUJ such as Portfolio Management, Derivatives Markets, and Debt Securities Markets, this course will be an important foundation.
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Study in International University of Japan

1976 The Foundation for the Establishment of the International University of Japan was formed.
The inaugural General Meeting of Promoters of the International University of Japan was held.
Representatives of Promoters of the International University of Japan: (Titles: at that time)
Tadashi Sasaki, Chairman, Japan Association of Corporate Executives
Toshio Doko, Chairman, Japan Federation of Economic Organizations
Sohei Nakayama, Advisor, The Industrial Bank of Japan, Ltd.
Shigeo Nagano, President, The Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Tatsuzo Mizukami, President, Japan Foreign Trade Council, Inc.
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Mar 16, 1979 The Charter of establishment of the Foundation for the Establishment of the International University of Japan was issued.
Jan 16, 1982 The Charter of the Educational Foundation of the International University of Japan was approved. The International University of Japan and Graduate School of International Relations were established. As of this date, The Ministry of Education fully approves of, and accredits IUJ and GSIR as a Japanese private university under its authority.
Apr 1, 1982 The Graduate School of International Relations began to operate.
Apr 1, 1983 Students for the Graduate School of International Relations were accepted.
May 1, 1985 The Centre for Japan-U.S. Relations and the Institute of Middle Eastern Studies were established.
Mar 23, 1988 The Graduate School of International Management was established with full approval and accreditation from The Ministry of Education of Japan
Apr 1, 1988 The Graduate School of International Management began to operate.
June 1, 1988 Matsushita Library & Information Centre was established.
Aug 1, 1988 The International Management Research Institute was established.
Sep 1, 1988 Students for the Graduate School of International Management were accepted.
Apr 1, 1991 The Research Institute of Asian Development and the Global Communication Centre were established.
Sep 1, 1995 The Graduate School of International Relations reorganized its curriculum into two programs; International Relations Program and International Development Program.
Apr 1, 1997 The Centre for Japan-U.S. Relations, the Institute of Middle Eastern Studies, the International Management Research Institute and the Research Institute of Asian Development were unified. (IUJ Research Institute was established.)
Sep 1, 2001 Accepted the first Students for the E-Business Management program (One-year Master’s Degree program) of the Graduate School of International Management.
Sep 1, 2005 The International Peace Studies Program (IPSP) of the Graduate School of International Relations started.

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Hitotsubashi University - Japan

As was noted in the preceding section, Hitotsubashi University began as the Institute for Business Training (Shôhô Kôshûjo), established privately in the business district of Tokyo in 1875, about twenty years after Japan had emerged from two and a half centuries of national isolation. The founder of this institute was Arinori Mori, who was later to become the first Minister of Education and play a leading role in establishing the educational policy of the new government. In his youth, Mori had studied at the University College of London, and was later appointed as a Japanese diplomat to the United States. While in London and Washington, D.C., he was able to observe directly the economic prosperity of Western countries, which he realized was due to a rational system of management in commerce and foreign trade, and to the dynamism of their businessmen. Looking at the contemporary economic situation of his own country, which had just started on the long path to modernization, he felt keenly the need to produce businessmen of a more modern kind, who could conduct business on equal footing with foreign businessmen, and who could take the place of the traditional merchants trained under the apprentice system. With this in mind, he established his institute, which expanded gradually with the support of influential figures such as Eiichi Shibusawa and Takashi Masuda. Shibusawa is regarded as the father of modern Japanese industry and established a number of large enterprises still active today, while Masuda was the founder of Mitsui & Co., Ltd. After coming under the administration of the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and then of the Tokyo Prefectural Government, the institute became a national school under the direct supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce in March of 1884, and changed its name to the Tokyo Commercial School.

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Graduate Schools at Ritsumeikan - Japan

Ritsumeikan is home to 15 graduate schools located at the Suzaku, Kinugasa and Biwako-Kusatsu campuses. Ritsumeikan also has in place a number of graduate programs in English, giving students who have not mastered the Japanese language the opportunity to study in Japan. Click on the links below to see each graduate school's site.

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Study Ritsumeikan University's

Rumeikan University's fundamental objectives include academic innovation and the development of young people, through higher education, to contribute to societal progress and the well-being of humankind. The colleges provide courses based on a methodical system in response to students career aspirations, while adhering to academic requirements. Combined with minor specializations and public lectures, RU provides a wide-ranging academic environment. Additionally, the Colleges of Law, Economics, Business Administration, Social Sciences, and Letters offer evening courses suitable for working people. more details : www.study-japan.info

Undergraduate School in Japan

Undergraduate School Japan
School of Political Science and Economics
School of Law
School of Letters, Arts and Sciences I
School of Letters, Arts and Sciences II
School of Culture, Media and Society
School of Humanities and Social Sciences School of Education
School of Commerce
School of Fundamental Science and Engineering
School of Creative Science and Engineering School of Advanced Science and Engineering
School of Social Sciences
School of Human Sciences
School of Sport Sciences
School of International Liberal Studies

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Graduate Schools - Japan

Courses : Graduate Schools
Graduate Schools -
Graduate School of Political Science
Graduate School of Economics
Graduate School of Law
Graduate School of Letters,　Arts and Sciences
Graduate School of Commerce
Waseda Business School

Graduate School of Fundamental Science and Engineering
Graduate School of Creative Science and Engineering Graduate School of Advanced Science and Engineering
Graduate School of Education
Graduate School of Human Sciences
Graduate School of Social Sciences
Graduate School of Sport Sciences
Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies
Graduate School of Global Information and Telecommunication Studies
Graduate School of Japanese Applied Linguistics
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School of International Politics, Economics and Business, Aoyama Gakuin University

Aoyama Gakuin’s history dates from 1874 when missionaries sent from the American Methodist Episcopal Church established three schools which eventually became the present Aoyama Gakuin system, and this year Aoyama Gakuin is celebrating its 135th anniversary Aoyama Gakuin University.
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College of Literature
College of Education, Psychology and Human Studies
College of Economics
Faculty of Law
School of Business
School of International Politics, Economics and Communication
School of Cultural and Creative Studies
College of Science and Engineering
School of Social Informatics
The Aoyama Standard
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