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VISIT CONTACTUS ENGLISH EN ENGLISH JAPANESE 繁體中文 EN JP 繁體中文 Undergraduate Programs Faculty of Informatics※Established in April 2022 Faculty of Law Faculty of Economics Faculty of Business Administration Faculty of Science and Engineering Faculty of Architecture Faculty of Pharmacy Faculty of Literature, Arts and Cultural Studies Faculty of Applied Sociology Faculty of International Studies Faculty of Agriculture Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Biology-Oriented Science and Technology Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Humanity-Oriented Science and Engineering Graduate Schools Distance Learning Department Faculty of Economics - Main Campus (Higashiosaka City, Osaka Prefecture) A Curriculum of Practical Learning and Economic Theory The Faculty of Economics history is testament to Kindai University’s continuous efforts to meet the needs of our changing society. What began in 1949 as the Faculty of Commerce eventually grew into the Faculty of Business and Economics. In 2003 the faculty was divided, and the Faculty of Economics was formed. Three departments make up the Faculty of Economics: the Department of Economics, the Department of International Economics, and the Department of Public Management. Students in the Department of Economics learn the fundamentals of economic theory along with practical applications in a systematic, specialty-driven way. In addition, they develop a deep and wide knowledge base and the ability to analyze world economies and economic models. Students in the Department of International Economics receive training to become leaders in the globalized economy, making them truly global citizens. Students in the Department of Public Management conduct deep research into issues concerning the environment, social security, and business strategies that influence current business trends. Departments and Programs Departments Annual Student Admissions Economics 420 International Economics 170 Public Management 170 Curriculum and Facilities Students in all three departments are required to take a seminar course, in which small classes and personal interaction offer them a real chance to develop and learn the basics of economic theory and practical usage. In addition, students are offered opportunities to be taught by native English instructors, participate in study abroad programs, and receive individual attention in small communicative English classes that teach practical language skills. Furthermore, to help students develop the necessary skills to be useful in today’s high-tech, information-based society, all IT courses are conducted in specialized computer rooms where students receive hands-on experience and training. Career Opportunities The Faculty of Economics has developed special courses in order to provide students with the necessary skills to help them seek employment after graduation. These practical learning courses, secretary courses, and information processing courses—all of which can be applied to real-world situations—may also lead to qualifications in those fields. The Faculty of Economics also keeps the spirit of practical science alive by inviting experts in the banking field to be guest lecturers - who offer practical real-life experience to enhance our students’ education. By helping students gain a strong background in economic theory, English proficiency, and IT skills, the Faculty of Economics broadens students’ knowledge and employability, allowing graduates to utilize these skills as they move into various fields in society. HOME ACADEMICS Undergraduate Programs Faculty of Economics オープンキャンパス OPAC オリエンテーション OFFICE 大阪 オープンキャンパス申し込み 応援団 VISIT CONTACT US SITEMAP PRIVACY STATEMENT 100TH ANNIVERSARY JAPANESE TAIWANESE ADDRESS: 3-4-1 KOWAKAE,HIGASHIOSAKA CITY, OSAKA 577-8502, JAPAN TEL (MAIN): (06)6721-2332 (FROM OVERSEAS: +81-6-6721-2332) Some pages linked above are in Japanese only. (C)KINDAI UNIVERSITY All Rights Reserved.