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1 Outline of Master's Degree qualification requirements The Division of and Politics of the Graduate School of Human and Socio-Environmental Studies consists of four programs: Basic Science of ; Public and Social ; Private ; and Politics. The student must select the program in which his/her major is included. The master's degree is awarded to a student who has satisfied the following requirements: 1. At least two years in residence in the master's course; 2. Acquisition of the credits set out below (Tables 1 and 2); and 3. An acceptable master's thesis written under the guidance of a faculty member. Table 1: Curriculum Program Groups of subjects Subjects Credits Year Semester Faculty Member (Listing as of April 1, 2012) Common Information Science 2 1 S Subjects for Document Retrieval () Information for Document Science 2 1 S Retrieval (Politics) Introduction to 2 1 S Japanese (J) *Introduction to Japanese (E) Basic Lecture I 4 1 S, W Basic Lecture II 4 1 S and W Basic Lecture III 2 1 S, W Directed Group Study 2 1 S, W Internship 2 1 S, W Supervised 2 1 S, W (Supervisor) Independent Study and Research I Supervised 2 1 S, W 1

2 Independent Study and Research II Supervised, W Independent Study and Research III Supervised, W Independent Study Basic Science of Program Restricted and Research IV *Jurisprudence 2 1 S Adachi, *Jurisprudence Hidehiko *Jurisprudence I *Jurisprudence I Japanese Legal 2 1 S Umeda, Yasuo History Japanese Legal History Japanese Legal History I Japanese Legal History I European Legal 2 1 S Sakurai, Toshio History European Legal History European Legal History I European Legal History I Asian Legal History Asian Legal History 2 1 S Nakamura, Masato Asian Legal History I 2

3 Asian Legal History I *Foreign 2 1 S Higashikawa, *Foreign (Seminar) I Koji *Foreign I *Foreign (Seminar) II *Legal Thoughts on 2 1 S Ikuta, Shogo Environment *Legal Thoughts on Environment *Legal Thoughts on Environment I *Legal Thoughts on Environment I History of Legal 2 1 S Aono, Toru Thought History of Legal Thought History of Legal Thought I History of Legal Thought I Public and Social Program Restricted Constitutional 2 1 S Yamazaki, Tomoya Constitutional Constitutional I Constitutional I Administrative 2 1 S Osanai, Hiroki 3

4 Administrative Administrative I Administrative I *Tax 2 1 S Kozuka, *Tax Masahiro *Tax I *Tax I *International *International *International I *International I 2 1 S Inazumi, Mitsue Criminal 2 1 S Nagai, Criminal Yoshiyuki Criminal I Criminal I Criminal Criminal Criminal I Criminal I Procedure Procedure Procedure Procedure 2 1 S Nakayama, Hiroyoshi Labor 2 1 S Nako, Labor Michitaka Labor I 4

5 Labor I Social Security Social Security 2 1 S Ishida, Michihiko Social Security I Social Security Private Program Restricted I Civil S Civil 1 Civil 1 I Civil 1 I Civil S Goda, Atsuko Civil 2 Civil 2 I Civil 2 I Civil Procedure 2 1 S Civil Procedure Civil Procedure I Civil Procedure I Commercial 1 Commercial S Murakami, Hiroshi Commercial 1 I Commercial 1 5

6 I *Commercial S Nagae, Watarau *Commercial 2 Commercial 2 I Commercial 2 I Economic 2 1 S Saito, Takahiro Economic Economic I Economic I Private International 2 1 S (SL) Private International (Seminar) International Business (SL) International Business (Seminar) *Intellectual Property *Intellectual Property 2 1 S Otomo, Nobuhide *Intellectual Property I *Intellectual Property Politics Program Restricted I Public Policy 2 1 S Kimura, Public Policy Takahiro 6

7 Public Policy I Public Policy I Political Political Political I Political I Theories of Sociology Sociology Sociology Sociology 2 1 S Nishimura, Shigeru 2 1 S Nishioka, Policy-Making Process Susumu Theories of Policy-Making Process Theories of Policy-Making Process I Theories of Policy-Making Process I Polimetrics 2 1 S Okada, Hiroshi Polimetrics (Seminar) I Polimetrics I Polimetrics (Seminar) II *History of Political Thought *History of Political 2 1 S Nakamasa, Masaki Thought *History of Political Thought I *History of Political 7

8 Thought I *Political Communication *Political 2 1 S Yamamoto, Tatsuhiro Communication *Political Communication I *Political Colloquia Communication I Basic Science of Research I Basic Science of Research II 2 1 S, W, W Public Research I 2 1 S, W Public Research, W II Civil Research I 2 1 S, W Civil Research II, W 2 1 S, W Public System Research I, W Public System Research II Special Study on Social Welfare Policy Lecture on International Relations I Lecture on History of Modern East Asia I Lecture on History of Modern West Asia I Lecture on Comparative Politics I Lecture on Asian Politics I Public (AL) I 2 1 S, W 8

9 Public (AL) II 2 1 S, W Criminal (AL) I 2 1 S, W Criminal (AL) 2 1 S, W II Civil (AL) I 2 1 S, W Civil (AL) II 2 1 S, W SL: Special Lecture AL: Advanced Lecture S: Summer Semester (April to September) W: Winter Semester (October to March) * Subject will be taught in English. Other subjects are taught in Japanese. 9

10 Table 2: Required Credits Groups of Subjects Credits Conditions Common Subjects Minimum 8 credits Supervised Independent Study and Research I, II, III, and IV are compulsory. Restricted Minimum 8 credits Four subjects (8 credits) of the program selected by the student are compulsory. Colloquia Minimum 4 credits Basic Science of Program: Basic Science of Research I and II are compulsory. Public and Social Program: Public Research I and II are compulsory. Private Program: Civil Research I and II are compulsory. Politics Program: Public System Research I and II are compulsory. Subjects taught in another division of the Graduate School of Human and Socio-Environmental Studies may be included. Total Minimum 30 credits Degree Options Basic Science of Program Public and Social Program Private Program Politics Program Master of Master of Politics 10

Checklist for PhD Students. If applicable: Supervisor 3 or instructor (name and institution):

Checklist for PhD Students. If applicable: Supervisor 3 or instructor (name and institution): Checklist for PhD Students Name, first name: Matriculation (registration) number: Registration Date: GAUSS Programme: Thesis Committee Supervisor 1 (name and institution): Supervisor 2 (name and institution):