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Graduate School of Literature
The remarkable progress of globalization and the advancement of the information age in recent years have created immense opportunities to communicate with people, groups and organizations around the world that come from different cultural backgrounds. As a result, the complexity and difficulty of reaching a consensus and developing mutual understanding with such people is becoming clear.
Under these circumstances, it is necessary to train students to not only acquire linguistic and negotiation skills, but also consider the historical, social and economic backgrounds of various cultures, as well as to develop a deep interest in and understanding of humanity. Such training is the educational goal of the Master's Program in Language, Culture, and Communication of the Graduate School of Literature. Accordingly, the school offers highly specialized classes in language and cultural studies, English education and communication studies and personal relations studies. It also offers a long-term study system allowing students to systematically conduct their studies for longer than two years.
Notable Features
- Integration of specialized and interdisciplinary studies
- Exchanges with overseas research and educational institutes
- Adult education programs
- Tutorial education system
- Semester system
Master's Program in Language, Culture, and Communication
| Language and Cultural Studies | Studies in Theory of English Linguistics & Culture A Studies in Theory of English Linguistics & Culture B Seminar in Theory of English Language & Culture A Seminar in Theory of English Language & Culture B Studies in Theory of English Literature A Studies in Theory of English Literature B Seminar in Theory of English Literature A Seminar in Theory of English Literature B Studies in Theory of American Linguistics & Culture A Studies in Theory of American Linguistics & Culture B Seminar in Theory of American Language & Culture A Seminar in Theory of American Language & Culture B Studies in Theory of American Literature A Studies in Theory of American Literature B Seminar in Theory of American Literature A Seminar in Theory of American Literature B Special Studies in English & American Literature A Special Studies in English & American Literature B Special Studies in Educational Theory on Language and Culture A Special Studies in Educational Theory on Language and Culture B Special Studies in Theory of Christian Culture A Special Studies in Theory of Christian Culture B Special Studies in Theory of Comparative Language & Culture A Special Studies in Theory of Comparative Language & Culture B Special Studies in Theory of Language Culture |
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| English Education and Communication Studies | Studies in Communication Theory Seminar in Communication Theory Studies in Intercultural Communication Theory Seminar in Intercultural Communication Theory Studies in Language Education Seminar in Language Education Studies in Sociolinguistics Seminar in Sociolinguistics Special Studies in Applied Linguistics Special Studies in History of the English Language Theoretical Linguistics Linguistic Anthropology Pragmatics Methodology in Teaching English as a Foreign Language Testing and Evaluation in Teaching English as a Foreign Language Special Studies in Theory of Communications |
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| Personal Relations Studies | Special Studies in Educational Thought A Special Studies in Educational Thought B Studies in Social and Educational Psychology A Studies in Social and Educational Psychology B Special Studies in Psychology A Special Studies in Psychology B Special Studies in Physical Psychology A Special Studies in Physical Psychology B |
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| Directed Study Thesis Guidance Research Project |
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