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Introductory Program Introduction to Management Introduction to Marketing Introduction to Finance Fundamental Accounting Mathematical Models for Business Sciences Introduction to Computer Sciences Introduction to Programming

Graduate School of Business Sciences at University of Tsukuba Library University of Tsukuba has a Central Library and three other libraries in Tsukuba, as well as Otsuka Library in Tokyo. Otsuka Library houses approximately 32,000 technical books and 500 academic journals and is equipped with an online search system. It also provides a request service to obtain documents from libraries in Tsukuba and other universities. For the convenience of students of the evening graduate school, the library counter is open during evening hours as shown below, and the reading room is available daily until 23:00. Opening Hours Monday: 9:00-17:00 (23:00) Tuesday to Friday:

Graduate School of Business Sciences at University of Tsukuba Systems Management I - VI Research on Systems Management

Graduate School of Business Sciences at University of Tsukuba Requirements and Degrees Students are awarded a Master's degree (in Business Administration or Systems Management) when they have taken thirty or more credits including specialized subjects within the standard course, submitted a Master's thesis following to necessary guidance to thesis research, and passed the thesis review and final examination. The course can be completed at the end of any term (March, July, or November) so that each student can make a learning plan based on his or her business and personal life, and complete the course whenever they have achieved a research

Graduate School of Business Sciences at University of Tsukuba Advanced Program Marketing Communication Consumer Marketing Selected Topics in Marketing Science Distribution System Theory Advanced topics in marketing and strategic management Fundamentals in Strategic Management Human Resource Development Business and Society Management in Non-Profit Organizations Medical and Walfare Management Topics of Sport Business Topics of Professional Sport Budgetary Planning and Control Capital Market and Business Advanced Topics in Financial Engineering Mathematical Finance Advanced Management Accounting Advanced Topics in Financial Business Econometric Methods Statistical Methods and Their Application Advanced Statistical Model Advanced Theory in Stochastic Processes Applied Probadility Theory Fundamentals of Mathematical Programming Logistics

Graduate School of Business Sciences at University of Tsukuba Advanced Program Top Lecture Business Game Marketing Management Consumer Behavior Ecological Marketing Marketing Science Retail Marketing Internet Marketing Brand Marketing Service Marketing Distribution Management Pricing Strategy　Theory Strategic Management Theory of Administrative Organization Organization Revolutions Research and Development Strategy Innovation Management Venture Management Human Resource Management Management and Social Responsibility Global Management Corporate Finance Financial Market Investment Science Financial Engineering Financial Risk Analysis Selected Topics in Financial Businesses Real Options Cost Management Accounting for Disclosure Management Accounting Performance Management Systems Financial Statement Analysis Financial Accounting Corporate Valuation Business Law Case Studies on Valuation Selected

Graduate School of Business Sciences at University of Tsukuba Reading Seminars Reading Seminar in Consumer Behavior I - III Reading Seminar on Marketing Science I - III Reading Seminar in Strategic Management I - III Reading Seminar in Organization Revolutions I - III Reading Seminar in Corporate Finance I - III Reading Seminar in Financial Engineering I - III Reading Seminar in Cost Management I - III Reading Seminar in Stochastic Process I - III Reading Seminar in Mathematical Programming I - III Reading Seminar in Logistics and Network I - III Reading Seminar in Object Systems I - III Reading Seminar

Graduate School of Business Sciences at University of Tsukuba Operations Management (OM) By using quantitative analysis techniques such as statistical analysis and optimization, this program seeks to nurture professionals capable to conduct the evaluation, analysis, and decision-making processes which are necessary for business or the implementation of business operations management. Quantitative analysis techniques include theories such as data collection and analysis, evaluation, prediction, decision-making, and model analysis, as well as methods for applying these theories and techniques to problem solving. For business operations, students can learn management theories and practices in several business areas, such as production management, logistics, quality management,

Graduate School of Business Sciences at University of Tsukuba Business Informatics (BI) This program fosters human resources who are equipped with a broad basic knowledge of IT, the business environment, and management, and who are engaged in such tasks as planning new businesses using IT, or envisaging, design, order, and development of information systems. These include professionals capable of planning a new marketing technique using the World Wide Web and other Internet technologies or identifying business needs for different information systems in order to design and evaluate systems that meet those needs. To this end, students learn basic knowledge in overall information

Graduate School of Business Sciences at University of Tsukuba Marketing & Strategic Management (MS) This program aims to have students identify business issues by themselves, systematically analyze them based on available data and logics in order to derive solutions, and apply the analyses to business. To meet this goal, Marketing students learn an approach to understanding the market structure and marketing process from a scientific viewpoint in order to analyze the factors required for sustained expansion of businesses from several perspectives. In the Strategic Management category, students are taught a theoretical and empirical analysis approach to organizational and strategic patterns

Graduate School of Business Sciences at University of Tsukuba Finance & Accounting (FA) Efficient asset management requires knowledge of finance and accounting. This program combines finance and accounting theories with knowledge of associated areas, helping students develop the ability to not only make effective investment decisions and manage risks as needed by businesses, but to explore solutions from a broader perspective. It is designed for finance and accounting professionals involved in the financial business, or those in other industries who require knowledge of these areas. Students learn basic theories consistent with actual business problem awareness concerning practical and critical subjects in

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(1) Standard course term The standard course term is three years, but the shortest period to complete the course is one year. (2) Credits Twenty or more credits need to be taken. (3) Degree Students who have completed the course are awarded a doctorate in bisiness administration or systems management. (4) Time of completion The course can be completed at the end of any month. Therefore, each student can make a research plan based on his or her business and personal life, and complete the course whenever they have achieved a research outcome.

Master of Finance Information Session 14th Jan., 2008 / 1st Feb., 2008 Program Mission The HKU Master of Finance (MFin) Program is an interdisciplinary program aiming to provide motivated individuals with not only cutting-edge training in financial theory, but also the necessary mathematical, statistical and computer training, allowing them to apply the knowledge in a multitude of financial disciplines: pricing derivative instruments and securities, modelling and forecasting financial markets, hedging and financial risk management, credit risk management, insurance and reinsurance, quantitative trading and arbitrage training, asset allocation and investment management, and asset/liability management. Successful graduates will enjoy a competitive advantage in a

(1) Instructor group guidance A group of advisers, including a chief adviser and two assistant advisers, provides research guidance for the doctoral thesis. (2) Multi-stage guidance The doctoral thesis is completed through the six stages presentation and reviews: Research Plan Presentation, Survey Paper Presentation, Intermediate Thesis Presentation, Draft Thesis Presentation, Preliminary Review, and Final Dissertation Review. A Doctoral dissertation of final stage is requested to contain some thesis, at least one of which musut be published in a peer-reviewed academic journal.