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Department of Psychology and Applied Communication

 

Department of Psycology and Applied Communication

Aiming to foster students who can create new values to local and international communities through rich human communication, this department features an educational and research system under which the union of science and application is pursued.
To bring the union of science and application into realization, significant hours of practical training are incorporated into the curriculum. In the second year, students are divided into the areas of education, industry, fieldwork and community courses to receive onsite training. In the latter half of the third year, the "full flexible system" is introduced, under which only one subject is compulsory, to provide students with voluntary learning opportunities. Effective use of this system enables students to plan a maximum of seven months freely, including material gathering or volunteer work abroad. The decision to emphasize the approach from the viewpoint of human sciences or the approach from regional and international perspectives is left to the students, and diverse research styles are accepted for graduation theses.
The department also attaches importance to languages, an important means of communication. While providing training in writing and speaking to enhance communication, credits are granted for the results of English proficiency examinations and other language proficiency tests.

 

Departmental Classes
General Education Classes

 

Psychological
Communication
Classes
Psychology of Communication
Psychological Statistics
Psychology of Music
The Psychology of Emotions
Psychological Experiment (Practicals)
Psychological Research Methods
The Psychology of Personality
Cognitive Psychology
Industrial Psychology (4)
The Psychology of Learning
Exercise Psychology
Psycholinguistics
Educational Psychology
School Psychology
Applied
Communication
Classes
Applied Communication Theory
Basic Statistics
Introduction to Drama
Seminar in Observation Training
Interview Techniques
Critical Thinking
Multimedia Theory
Spatial Communication
Consumer Communication
Group Communication
Theory of International Relations
Art of Film Making
Research in Current Sociology
Research for Outdoor Activities
Theory of Reportage
Visual Expression Theory
Studies in English Media A
Studies in English Media B
Education and Communication
Mass Communication
Common
Departmental
Classes
General Lectures
English Conversation Ⅰ
English Conversation Ⅱ
Introductory Seminar
Research for Social Activities
Introduction to Intercultural Communications Ⅰ
Introduction to Intercultural Communications Ⅱ
Special Lesson in English
Academic Writing Ⅰ
Academic Writing Ⅱ
Field Practicum Ⅰ
Field Practicum Ⅱ
Information Technology Seminar
Written Communication
Presentation Seminar
Short-term Overseas Study
Short-term Overseas English Study
Internship and Field Practicum
English Workshop C
English Workshop D
Special Topics in Western Culture A
Special Topics in Western Culture B
Topics in Japanese Culture A
Topics in Japanese Culture B
History of Britain & America A
History of Britain & America B
Seminar in Specialized Studies Ⅰ
Seminar in Specialized Studies Ⅱ
Seminar in Specialized Studies Ⅲ
Seminar in Specialized Studies Ⅳ
Graduation Research Project Ⅰ
Graduation Research Project Ⅱ
Related Free
Classes
Introduction to Economics
Religion Studies
Contemporary Politics
Constitutional Law Ⅰ
International Economics
Japanese History (4)
History of Social Thought
Introduction to Topography (4)
Geography
Environmental Geography
World History Ⅰ
World History Ⅱ
International Political Science

Human Science
Mental Health Studies
Science of Human Body Ⅰ
Science of Human Body Ⅱ
Medicine and Sports
Exercise Physiology
Exercise Nutrition
Fundamental Kinesiology
Theory of Health and Fitness
Practicum of Physical Education Ⅰ
Practicum of Physical Education Ⅱ
Lifelong Exercise Plan Ⅰ
Lifelong Exercise Plan Ⅱ
Sports and Exercise
Exercise and Health Development
Seminar of Human Body and Heart Ⅰ
Seminar of Human Body and Heart Ⅱ
The Humanities and
Humanity
Philosophy Ⅰ
Philosophy Ⅱ
Psychology Ⅰ
Psychology Ⅱ
Ethics and Humanity
Life and Ethics
World of Music
World of Fine Arts
World of Literature
Nature, Science and
Technology, and
Humanity
Science and Humanity
World of Matter
Biology Ⅰ
Biology Ⅱ
Environment and Humanity Ⅰ
Environment and Humanity Ⅱ
Statistics Ⅰ
Statistics Ⅱ
Mathematics Ⅰ
Mathematics Ⅱ
Society and
Humanity
Japanese Constitutional Law
Law
Investment Structures
Modern World History(Asian)
Modern World History(Western)
Political Science Ⅰ
Political Science Ⅱ
Introduction to Economics Ⅰ
Introduction to Economics Ⅱ
Sociology Ⅰ
Sociology Ⅱ
Cultural Authropology
Media and Society
Community and
Culture
Theory of Northern Regions
Theory of Hokkaido Regional Culture Ⅰ
Theory of Hokkaido Regional Culture Ⅱ
Chinese Studies Abroad
Japanese Culture Ⅰ
Japanese Culture Ⅱ
Readings of Japanese Classical Literature
Chinese Culture Ⅰ
Chinese Culture Ⅱ
Korean Culture
American Culture Ⅰ
American Culture Ⅱ
European Culture Ⅰ
European Culture Ⅱ
International Culture Studies Ⅰ
International Culture Studies Ⅱ
Religion and
Culture
Culture of Christianity
Ideas and Culture of the Bible Ⅰ
Ideas and Culture of the Bible Ⅱ
History and Culture of Christianity Ⅰ
History and Culture of Christianity Ⅱ
Christian Views of the World and Humanity
Religious Cultures
Modern World and Religion
Comparative Religions
Ideas and Culture of Religions in Eastern Asia
Ideas and Culture of India
Ideas and Culture of Buddhism
Ideas and Culture of Islam
Seminar
Seminar for Religion and Culture:Ⅰ Seminar for Religion and Culture:Ⅱ
Seminar Classes
Liberal Arts Seminar Ⅰ Liberal Arts Seminar Ⅱ
Integrated Lectures Lectures
Peace Studies Ⅰ
Peace Studies Ⅱ
Gender and Society
Hokusei Studies
Career Education
Classes
Career Education
Occupation and Life Ⅰ Occupation and Life Ⅱ
Japanese Courses
Japanese Writing Skills Ⅰ Japanese Writing Skills Ⅱ
Information Courses
Computer Literacy
Applied Computer Literacy Ⅰ
Applied Computer Literacy Ⅱ
Computer Hardware Basics
Computer Software Basics
Foreign
Languages
English
General English Ⅰ
General English Ⅱ
General English Ⅲ
General English Ⅳ
German
German Ⅰ
German Ⅱ
German Ⅲ
German Ⅳ
French
French Ⅰ
French Ⅱ
French Ⅲ
French Ⅳ
Chinese
Chinese Ⅰ
Chinese Ⅱ
Chinese Ⅲ
Chinese Ⅳ
Korean
Korean Ⅰ
Korean Ⅱ
Korean Ⅲ
Korean Ⅳ
English
English and Culture
Overseas Studies(English)
Advanced English Ⅰ
Advanced English Ⅱ
Foreign Language Seminar(English)
German
German and Culture
Overseas Studies(German)
Advanced German Ⅰ
Advanced German Ⅱ
Foreign Language Seminar(German)
French
French and Culture
Overseas Studies (French)
Advanced French Ⅰ
Advanced French Ⅱ
Foreign Language Seminar(French)
Chinese
Chinese and Culture
Overseas Studies(Chinese)
Advanced Chinese Ⅰ
Advanced Chinese Ⅱ
Foreign Language Seminar(Chinese)
Korean
Korean and Culture
Overseas Studies(Korean)
Advanced Korean Ⅰ
Advanced Korean Ⅱ
Foreign Language Seminar(Korean)

※General English Ⅰ to Ⅳ aren't offered by the Department of English.
※Occupation and Life Ⅰ to Ⅱ aren't offered by the Department of Social Policy or the Department of Social Work.

 

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