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Valuation of Japanese Management Style So-called "Japanese Management Style" among major Japanese companies had once been praised as the source of competitive strength of Japanese "Kaisha," and t hen criticized as a symbol of their inefficiency as the bubble economy collaps ed in the last decade of the 20th century. Has the Japanese management style changed or disappearred? Many experts now have somewhat mixed views; Some hav e been changed, some other disapperred, but some remain. Japanese companies i n good conditions have good management styles, and vice versa. In this course we approach the Japanese management style by using relatively n ew model for

Graduate School of Economics and Business Administration at Hokkaido University Japanese Language Program Although Hokkaido University offers some Japanese language Lessons, it does not have a program for studying Japanese as a second language. Please remember that you are required to have advanced Japanese language ability to be accepted to our school. For more information, see the ISC homepage.

Course Offerings - Course Offerings The JLP's main focus is on developing student's communication skills throughout all levels of courses. For this purpose, JLP has two tracks of courses; the main track and the light loaded track…. - Intensive Japanese Classes for IUJ Students The intensive Japanese classes are offered just before the fall term begins for beginners who would like to prepare for the qualifying tests…. - Qualifying Tests All students including incoming exchange students who are interested in taking a Japanese course at IUJ must take and pas the qualifying test. Students must send in an application form to take the test and

A Japanese & International Experience The IUJ experience is both Japanese and international. IUJ's location in Japan is ideal for an MBA program with a distinct Asia focus. IUJ's rural location allows students to experience the wonders of traditional Japanese culture. Cosmopolitan Tokyo, arguably the most fun, and definitely the trendiest city in the world, is easily accessible via bullet train. Students have academic and business opportunities in this world financial center.

Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo 2201: Japanese Economy Winter Masanao ITOH This course aims to give the basic and standard knowledge on contemporary Japanese Economy. This course begins to explain the Japanese economic situation in 1970s', the following, advances to clarify the structural change by internationalization and liberalization in 1980' and ends to examine the financial crisis and stagnation in 1990s'and 2000s'.

English Language Courses English is the single official medium of communication at IUJ. Thus, prior to their entrance to IUJ, all IUJ students are expected to be fluent enough in the English language in order to matriculate in graduate-level courses. However, the English Language Program offers first year courses to those students who need to develop their academic English skills when they join IUJ. In addition, second year optional courses are offered to students who wish to further develop their English language skills. Japanese Language Courses Although English is the single official medium of communication at IUJ, one of the great advantages

Graduate School of Economics and Business Administration at Hokkaido University Scholarship Related Inquiries Applicants who are interested in applying for the Japanese government scholarship etc. should submit the following materials. Research Plan Educational background :Curriculum vitae including any awarded degree(s), undergraduate (and graduate if applicable) transcripts, and a letter of recommendation Financial Plan (Optional ) Proficiency of Japanese and English languages (copies of your test scores e.g., TOEFL, TOEIC, Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU), Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT). The level of the English or Japanese proficiency required for communicating with your advisor are approximately equivalent to scores

ICS , Graduate School of International Corporate Strategy [Term 1] Special Topics: Japanese Culture (R. Davies) (2008/Term 1&2 (Fall&Winter)) Japanese Culture is an elective course for ICS students who are new to Japan, although it is required for scholarship students in the Young Leaders' Program (YLP). Classes will be held mainly on Saturday mornings, and if necessary, occasional meetings may also be scheduled on Friday afternoons or weekday evenings, for a total of seven sessions. This course was originally designed for YLP students, but recently, other international students at ICS have also been welcomed to participate. In addition, a small number of Japanese

Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo 4402: History of Japanese Economic Thought Winter Takeda This course covers the historical development of Japanese economic thought by focusing the following aspects. Premodern and modern in economic thought; market. firm, manager, labour, contract, economic policy etc. socio-economic backgraund.

Money and Banking in Japan This course deals with characteristics of the Japanese financial system, through discussions of "hot issues". Problem loans are currently a hot issue. Consolidation of major banks if also a hot issue. Through the study and discussion of these issues, we can learn about the role of banks, the importance of the financial system, the relationship between banks and business corporations, and so on. In addition, this course provides a comparative analysis between Japan and the United States. Topics covered include the following: (1) The current situation of Japanese problem loans; (2)

Doctoral Program Starting from the 2007 academic year, prospective candidates who have successfully passed the preliminary examination by the Japanese Embassy/Consulate are required to obtain a letter of acceptance from their potential supervisors (please see more details here) The Graduate School of Economics, Kyoto University, offers a 3-year doctoral program, leading to the degree PhD in Economics. Teaching and supervision are conducted in Japanese. If you wish the application package (in Japanese) to be sent to you, please write a letter to the following address and enclose the amount of International Reply Coupons required to send a 120 grams package by air mail

Master Program Starting from the 2007 academic year, prospective candidates who have successfully passed the preliminary examination by the Japanese Embassy/Consulate are required to obtain a letter of acceptance from their potential supervisors (please see more details here) The Graduate School of Economics, Kyoto University, offers a 2-year master program, leading to the degree MA in Economics. Teaching and supervision are conducted in Japanese. Only a limited number of courses are taught in English. Within the master program, there are two subprograms as follows: (1) Economics subprogram (in Japanese, “Hakase course”) (2) Business/ Management subprogram (in Japanese, “Business Kagaku course”) The main difference between these subprograms

Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo 4041: Japanese Economic History Summer Takeda This course gives an advanced lecture Japan's Economic History mainly from the 1850s to Showa depression.

Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo 3306: Business Hitory of Japan Summer Kasuya The course addresses activities of merchants in the Edo era, emergence of modern firms in the 19th century, and how they coped with the depression in the interwar period. The transition of Japanese corporate system around the Second World War and management of Japanese corporations in the high growth era are also addressed.

STUDY EXPENSES Admission fee: 300,000 yen Annual Tuition: MBA Program (Two year program): 1,900,000 yen E-Business Management Program (One year program): 2,200,000 yen Monthly Living expenses (rough estimate): Single Dormitory with Bath: 32,000 yen Utilities: 5,000 - 7,000 yen Educational Materials: 20,000 - 30,000 yen Meals in the school cafeteria: 35,000 - 40,000 yen Please note that the living expense estimate shows minimum costs. Actual living cost will depend on the student's life style. FINANCIAL AID Several scholarships are available through IUJ for highly qualified non-sponsored students. IUJ selects scholarship candidates from the pool of successful applicants. For Japanese Applicants: IUJ offers scholarships and a loan program for Japanese applicants. Those