2.3 AY 2011 Curriculum: 2.3.1 College of Asia Pacific Studies (APS)

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2.3 AY 2011 Curriculum
2.3.1 College of Asia Pacific Studies (APS)

This curriculum applies to the following groups of students.
AY 2011 Curriculum (APS)
Curriculum
1. Students who enrolled in the College of Asia Pacific Studies as new students during AY
2011 and AY 2016
2. Students who enrolled in the College of Asia Pacific Studies in AY 2018 as 3rd year transfer
students
3. Students who originally enrolled in the College of Asia Pacific Studies before AY 2011, but
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as a result of reinstatement or re-enrollment, will be the same semester as students in

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Group 1
Degree
Those who have fulfilled the graduation requirements will be awarded a bachelor's degree
upon graduation.
Examinations and Grading
Degree Title
Bachelor of Social Science
Areas of Study
The College of Asia Pacific Studies has established four Areas of Study in order to conduct
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education and research for the development of wide-ranging problem solving ability and
specialized know-how of the issues facing the Asia Pacific region. Studies are centered on
solid language proficiency and a basic understanding of the diverse cultures, histories,
societies, natural environments, and historical conditions of the Asia Pacific region.
Once students have completed 20 or more credits from among the designated subjects for
their Area of Study, the name of that Area of Study will be noted on their diploma. Please
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note that students need to register for their Area of Study via Campusmate in order to have the
name of their Area of Study noted on their diploma. Students can choose any one of the four
Areas of Study. For more details regarding the application procedure for an Area of Study,
please refer to the Academic Office website.
Areas of Study
かんきょうかいはつ
環境・開発 Environment and Development

Other Information and Programs
かんこうがく
観光学 Hospitality and Tourism

こくさいかんけい
国際関係 International Relations and Peace Studies

ぶんかしゃかい
文化・社会・メディア Culture, Society and Media
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Requirements for Graduation (AY 2011 Curriculum)
In order to graduate, students must fulfill the credit requirements for each subject field, as well
as complete at least 124 credits total.
Subject Field Subjects Counted Toward Subject Field
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● Opposite language-basis subjects:
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Japanese-basis students: English
Common Education English-basis students: Japanese
Subjects ● Language Education Subjects (electives and Asia Pacific
languages)
● Common Liberal Arts Subjects
Major Education Subjects ● Major Education Subjects from enrolled college (APS)
● Credits from Language Education Subjects, Common Liberal
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Arts Subjects, and Major Education Subjects exceeding those
required for graduation
General Electives ● Major Education Subjects from another college (APM)
(available from 2nd year)
Additional General Elective credits must be completed equivalent
to the number of any exempted Language Education credits.
Japanese-basis Students

Japanese-basis students will be placed on either the English Standard Track (24 credits) or
English Advanced Track (12 credits) based on the results of a placement test taken at the time
of enrollment.
English Standard Track
No. of Required
Field Total
Credits
Seminar Subjects
English 24
Common Education
Language Education and Common at least 40
Subjects 16
Liberal Arts Subjects at least 124
Major Education Subjects at least 62
General Electives at least 22
Important:
・Japanese-basis domestic students must complete at least 20 credits of Common Liberal

Arts and Major Education subjects held in English (own College or other College subjects)
excluding language subjects. Subjects held in both English and Japanese (E/J) will not be
counted towards this total.
The maximum number of Bridge Program subject credits a student can take is six.
"Bridge Program" courses offer students a way to study a wide variety of Liberal Arts subjects while improving their
English ability. These courses were established as a first step for students who have completed English Pre-
Intermediate A and B and are ready to begin taking classes held in English. Lectures are team-taught by college
and language faculty, and are designed to ensure effective study of both English language and Liberal Arts
subjects. Only Japanese-basis domestic students are eligible to register.
・Japanese-basis domestic and international students must complete "Intermediate English A
& B" before they may register for Common Liberal Arts or Major Education Subjects held in
English. They must also complete and receive credit for "Pre-Intermediate English A & B" in
order to take "Bridge Program" subjects.
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English Advanced Track
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No. of Required
Field Total
Credits
English 12
Common Education
Subjects 28

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Important:
Arts and Major Education Subjects held in English (own College or other College subjects)
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counted toward this total.

・There are no special requirements for English Advanced Track students in order to register
for Common Liberal Arts or Major Education Subjects held in English. Advanced Track
students cannot, however, register for "Bridge Program" subjects. See "Standard Track" for
details.
English-basis Students
No. of Required
Field Total
Credits
Japanese 16
Common Education
Subjects 24
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・There are no special requirements for English-basis students in order to register for
Common Liberal Arts or Major Education Subjects held in Japanese.
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2.3.2 College of International Management (APM)
This curriculum applies to the following groups of students.
1. Students who enrolled in the College of International Management as new students during
AY 2011 and AY 2016
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AY 2011 Curriculum (APM)
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2. Students who enrolled in the College of International Management in AY 2018 as 3rd year
transfer students
3. Students who originally enrolled in the College of International Management before AY
2011, but as a result of reinstatement or re-enrollment, will be the same semester as
students in Group 1
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Degree
Those who have fulfilled the graduation requirements will be awarded a bachelor's degree
upon graduation.
Degree Title
Bachelor of Business Administration

Areas of Study
The College of International Management has established four Areas of Study in order to
support the development of future business people with high professional ethics and the ability
to discover and resolve management issues. Students will acquire a knowledge of
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management and a deep understanding of diverse societies, cultures, and traditions and also
interact with individuals from a variety of backgrounds in the world of international business.
Once students have completed 30 or more credits from among the designated subjects, core
subjects, and 3rd and 4th year seminars for their Area of Study, the name of that Area of Study
will be noted on their diploma. Please note that students need to register for their Area of
Study via Campusmate in order to have the name of their Area of Study noted on their
diploma. Students can choose any one of the four Areas of Study. For more details regarding
the application procedure for an Area of Study, please refer to the Academic Office website.
Areas of Study
かいけい
会計・ファイナンス Accounting and Finance

マーケティング Marketing
けいえいせんりゃくそしき
経営戦略と組織 Strategic Management and Organization

けいざいがく
イノベーション・経済学 Innovation and Economics
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In order to graduate, students must fulfill the credit requirements for each subject field, as well
as complete at least 124 credits total.
Subject Field Subjects Counted Toward Subject Field

● Opposite language-basis subjects:
Common Japanese-basis students: English

Curriculum
Education English-basis students: Japanese

Subjects ● Language Education Subjects (electives and Asia Pacific languages)
● Common Liberal Arts Subjects
Major Education
● Major Education Subjects from enrolled college (APM)
Subjects
● Credits from Language Education Subjects, Common Liberal Arts Subjects,
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and Major Education Subjects exceeding those required for graduation

General ● Major Education Subjects from another college (APS) (available from
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Electives 2nd year)

Additional General Elective credits must be completed equivalent to the
number of any exempted Language Education credits.
Japanese-basis Students
Japanese-basis students will be placed on either the English Standard Track (24 credits) or
English Advanced Track (12 credits) based on the results of a placement test taken at the time
of enrollment.
No. of Required
Field Total
Credits
English 24
Common Education
Subjects 16
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Important:
Arts and Major Education Subjects held in English (own College or other College subjects)
counted toward this total.
They must also complete and receive credit for "Pre-intermediate English A & B" in order to
take "Bridge Program" subjects.
The maximum number of Bridge Program subject credits a student can take is six.
"Bridge Program" courses offer students a way to study a wide variety of Liberal Arts subjects while improving their
English ability. These courses were established as a first step for students who have completed English Pre-
Intermediate A and B and are ready to begin taking classes held in English. Lectures are team-taught by college
and language faculty, and are designed to ensure effective study of both English language and Liberal Arts
subjects. Only Japanese-basis domestic students are eligible to register.
・Japanese-basis domestic and international students must complete "Intermediate English A
& B" before they may register for Common Liberal Arts or Major Education Subjects held in
English.
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No. of Required
Field Total
Credits
English 12
Common Education
Subjects 28
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Important:
Arts and Major Education subjects held in English (own College or other College subjects),
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counted towards this total.
・There are no special requirements for English Advanced Track students in order to register
for Common Liberal Arts or Major Education Subjects held in English. Advanced Track
students cannot, however, register for "Bridge Program" subjects. See "Standard Track" for
details.
English-basis Students

No. of Required
Field Total
Credits
Japanese 16
Common Education
Subjects 24
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・There are no special requirements for English-basis students in order to register for
Common Liberal Arts or Major Education Subjects held in Japanese.

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Core Subjects
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Students are strongly encouraged to complete the following five "Core Subjects." These form
the foundation for later major subject studies, and students should aim to complete them by
the end of their 2nd year.
Subject Name Description

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AccountingⅠ Accounting is often called the "language of business" and it is as important

as learning English in today's business world. By taking AccountingⅠand Ⅱ,
students will gain the fundamental accounting skills and knowledge needed in
AccountingⅡ the real world.
This subject aims to give students a solid grounding in financial systems,
Finance namely the theories and models of banks' roles as financial brokers, as well
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as the basics of corporate finance.

Marketing allows for the flow of goods and services by considering customer
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Principles of needs, creating new value for customers, and improving customer satisfaction.
Marketing This subject aims to give students an overview of this sector along with an
understanding of the fundamental theories and strategies of marketing.
This subject seeks to deepen understanding of personnel movement and
Organizational behavior within organizations. It also examines the efficiency and effectiveness
Behavior of organizations' management activities from both micro (individual and team-
level) and macro (organizational structure, functions, and culture) levels.
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2.3.3 AY 2011 Curriculum Language Education Subjects
Language Study
Students are required to take subjects in their non-basis language (Japanese-basis students:
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English; English-basis students: Japanese). The required number of credits depends on a
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student's curriculum. Please refer to the section appropriate for your curriculum.
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The different language subjects offered at APU vary in degrees of difficulty. Prerequisite
knowledge (level at entry) and course objectives (level at exit) are established for every
course. The level of the non-basis language course that students start at will be determined by
the placement test taken at the time of enrollment.
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English Subjects
For Japanese-basis students, the appropriate curriculum and starting level of English
language courses will be based on the results of the placement test taken at the time of
enrollment. The curriculum types include the English Standard Track (24 credits) and the
English Advanced Track (12 credits). Note that once curriculum types are set, no changes can

be made.
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● English courses (required subjects) are divided into A (4 credit) and B (2 credit) subjects,
each graded according to its own evaluation criteria. Only once credits for both subjects
have been completed can a student proceed to the next level.
● Until all required English courses for the language track are completed, the University will
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continue to automatically register and assign students to classes. When retaking the same
course, a student will not necessarily be registered for the same instructor or class, and this
registration may not be changed or cancelled.
● The grade evaluation for each English course (required subjects) will include the scores from
the Progress Test or the TOEFL ITP® Test held at APU. For more details, refer to the syllabus
of the respective subject.
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Placement Score Required /
Subject Name (credits) (TOEFL ITP® Test) Registration
Elective
Elementary Elementary Registered
310-419 Required
English A (4) English B (2) by University
Pre-Intermediate Pre-Intermediate Registered
420-459 Required
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Intermediate Intermediate Registered

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460-479 Required
Upper-Intermediate Upper-Intermediate Registered
480-499 Required
English for Business Writing (2)
English for Business
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Language Presentations (2) Registered

for Specific Elective
by student
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Purposes English Project 1 (2)

English for Discussion
and Debate (2)
・"Language for Specific Purposes" in the Standard Track is a group of subjects offered to
students who have completed the English courses required for graduation and who wish to
develop their language ability further.
・Students who wish to proceed to the English Advanced Track courses may do so by
completing at least two of the "Language for Specific Purposes" elective subjects in the
Standard Track. Study in the Advanced Track begins with Advanced English 1A and 1B.

Placement Score Required /
Subject Name (credits) (TOEFL®/ITP) Registration
Elective
Advanced English Registered
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Advanced English 1B (2) 500-524 Required

1A (4) by University
Advanced English Registered
Advanced English 2B (2) 525-550 Required
2A (4) by University
English for Business 1 (2)
Language English for Business 2 (2)
Registered
for Specific Elective
by student
Purposes Extensive Reading in English (2)
English Project 2 (2)

"Language for Specific Purposes" in the Advanced Track is a group of subjects offered to
students who have completed the English courses required for graduation and who wish to
develop their language ability further.
Registration of English Language Subjects by English-basis students

English-basis students who wish to register for English courses may take English courses at
the "Advanced Track" level.
●Registration of Advanced English 1A・1B

Only students with a TOEFL ITP® Test score between 500 to 524 may apply. Applications will
not be accepted under the following circumstances:
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・If a student does not possess a valid TOEFL ITP® Test score.
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・If a student’s TOEFL ITP® Test score has expired.
Students who wish to register must submit a TOEFL ITP® Test score sheet in the semester
preceding the one in which they wish to take the course. Students may register for these
courses by themselves during Course Registration Period B only if there are seats available.
*Registration is possible from a student’s 2nd semester.
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Application Schedule for Registration of Advanced English 1A・1B by English-basis
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students
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Application Period Semester of Registration
AY 2018 Spring Semester:
AY 2018 Fall Semester
Mon., July 2 – Fri., July 13, 2018
AY 2018 Fall Semester:
AY 2019 Spring Semester
Mon., January 7 – Fri., January 18, 2019
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●Registration of Advanced English 2A・2B or Languages for Specific Purposes in
Advanced Track
Students may register for these courses by themselves during Course Registration Period B
only if there are seats available.
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English proficiency tests used in the grade evaluation of English language subjects
English proficiency test results will make up a portion of a student’s grade evaluation for
required English language subjects. These tests allow students to evaluate the level and
progress of their own English learning. In addition, acquiring comprehensive English skills is
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an important part of studies for students in this era of globalization.
The kind of proficiency test a student is required to take differs depending on the level of their
registered English language course. Please refer to the table below for details. Japanese-
basis enrollment students enrolled in required English language courses are required to take
the appropriate English proficiency test administered on campus (examination fee paid by the
university). The results of these examinations will be reflected in their grade evaluations for the Off-campus Study Programs
course. If a student fails to take the exam on the designated exam date for personal reasons,
the university will consider that the student has given up their right to take it.
Level of Registered English Proficiency Test which

English Language Course will be used for Grade Evaluation
Elementary English A・B Progress Test
Pre-Intermediate English A・B Progress Test

Intermediate English A・B TOEFL ITP® Test
Upper-Intermediate English A・B TOEFL ITP® Test
*As the results of the Progress tests and TOEFL ITP® tests taken at APU will be automatically
reflected in students’ grade evaluations, students do not need to submit their score sheets
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●Progress Test
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The Progress Test is a computer-based test of English language proficiency that is designed to
show learner progress in the language over a period of time. It is an integrated-skills test,
including Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening, Grammar, and Vocabulary. As well as giving
detailed feedback to students on all of these language skills, the Progress Test provides
students with a Global Scale of English (GSE) score.
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● TOEFL ITP® Test

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TOEFL ITP® Test stands for "Test of English as a Foreign Language." This test is designed to
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comprehensively measure the English levels of non-native English speakers that apply to
study at universities and graduate schools in English-speaking countries (primarily North
America). Most students wishing to apply to Off-campus study programs will be required to
submit TOEFL ITP® Test scores during the application process. TOEFL ITP® Tests held on
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campus are designed for institutional use. Scores from these tests cannot be used in an
official manner; however, the question format and grading methods conform to the TOEFL®
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Test.
〈AY 2018 Mandatory Test Schedule for Japanese-basis students〉
● Progress Test
It will be conducted in class. Please be sure to take the test on the day designated by your
instructor.
●TOEFL ITP® Test

Semester Schedule Target Students

Sun., May 13, 2018 Students enrolled in AY 2018 Spring Semester
Students taking "Intermediate English," "Upper-
Spring Semester Intermediate English," "Advanced English 1,"
Sun., July 8, 2018
or "Advanced English 2" in AY 2018 Spring
Semester
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Students taking "Intermediate English," "Upper-

Fall Semester Sun., January 27, 2019 Intermediate English," "Advanced English 1," or
"Advanced English 2" in AY 2018 Fall Semester
*Information regarding TOEFL ITP® Tests will be announced via "Information" and "Action
Required" messages on the Campus Terminal, so please be sure to check the information.
Students are also able to take other non-mandatory TOEFL ITP® Test, TOEIC® LISTENING
AND READING Test (IP), or IELTSTM conducted on campus. However these tests, are subject
to fees and require advance application.
AY 2018 TOEFL ITP® Test and TOEIC® L&R Test (IP) Internal Test Schedule
Semester Date of TOEFL ITP® Test Date of TOEIC® L&R Test (IP)
Sun., May 13, 2018 Wed., June 20, 2018
Spring Semester Sun., July 8, 2018

Wed., July 18, 2018
Wed., October 17, 2018 Wed., November 28, 2018
Fall Semester Wed., January 16, 2019
Sun., January 27, 2019
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*Information regarding IELTSTM will be announced via Campus Terminal so please be sure to
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check the information.
Notice
Score sheets cannot be reissued under any circumstances. You must submit the original score
sheet when making various applications. Please be careful not to lose your score sheet after
receiving your score.
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Japanese Subjects
Language Subjects
For English-basis students, the starting level of Japanese language courses will be based on
the results of the placement test taken at the time of enrollment.
Required /
Subject Name (credits) Registration
Elective
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Registered
Japanese Foundation CourseⅠ, Ⅱ, Ⅲ (4 x 3 courses = 12) Required by University
↓Pass or Exempted
Registered
Japanese Intermediate Course (4) Required by University
↓Pass or Exempted ↓Pass or Exempted
Pre-Advanced Japanese (4) Language for Specific Purposes
↓Pass or Exempted Japanese Project A (2)

Advanced Japanese (4) Japanese Project B (2)
↓Pass or Exempted Japanese Project C (2)
Language for Specific Purposes Japanese Project D (2)
Japanese
Career Japanese
Language and Registered
JapaneseⅠ(4) Project E (2)
CultureⅠ(2) Elective by
student
Japanese
↓Pass ↓Pass
Project F (2)
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Japanese
Career Japanese for
Language and
JapaneseⅡ (2) Lectures (2)
CultureⅡ (2)
↓Pass
Career
JapaneseⅢ (2)
・After enrollment, students designated as "beginner" level will be placed into one of the
following three levels according to their Japanese ability.
1. When beginning from "Japanese Foundation CourseⅠ," students will be registered for
"Japanese Foundation CourseⅠ, Ⅱ, and Ⅲ." (12 classes per week)
2. When beginning from "Japanese Foundation Course Ⅱ," students will be registered for
"Japanese Foundation Course Ⅱ and Ⅲ." (8 classes per week)
3. When beginning from "Japanese Foundation Course Ⅲ," students will be registered for
"Japanese Foundation Course Ⅲ" only. (4 classes per week)
・Students starting from LevelsⅠor Ⅱ must take all courses in the set, and are not allowed to
take onlyⅠor Ⅱ separately.
・Until all required Japanese courses for the language graduation requirement are completed,
the University will continue to automatically register and assign students to classes. When
retaking the same course a student will not necessarily be registered for the same instructor
or class, and this registration may not be changed or cancelled.
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・Completed credits exceeding a student's language credit graduation requirement will
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instead be counted toward "Common Education Subject" and "General Elective" fields in
this order.
Language for Specific Purposes
This group of subjects is offered to students who have completed the Japanese courses
required for graduation and wish to develop their language ability further. As each course has
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its own prerequisites and recommended language level, please refer to the syllabus for details.
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Recommended Language
Subject Name Prerequisite Subjects Target Students
Level
English-basis students
Japanese Japanese Completed Japanese
(students whose native
Project A, B, C, D Intermediate Intermediate
language is not Japanese)
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Japanese
Project E, F
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Japanese Advanced
for Lectures Japanese
International Students,
Japanese Language Completed Advanced
English-basis Domestic
and CultureⅠ Japanese, with a score of
Students (students whose
Japanese Language Japanese Language approx. 240 points on the native language is not
and Culture Ⅱ and CultureⅠ EJU
Japanese)
Career JapaneseⅠ Advanced Japanese
Career Japanese Ⅱ Career JapaneseⅠ

Career Japanese Ⅲ Career Japanese Ⅱ
Asia Pacific Languages (AP Languages)
APU offers "Asia Pacific Language" courses in six languages: Chinese, Korean, Malay-
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Indonesian, Spanish, Thai, and Vietnamese. Different levels of these courses have varying
degrees of difficulty, therefore students must complete or be exempted from each course's
prerequisite subject in order to register.
Language Levels (Credits)

Chinese Ⅰ(4), Ⅱ (4), Ⅲ (4), Ⅳ (4)
Korean Ⅰ(4), Ⅱ (4), Ⅲ (4), Ⅳ (4)
Malay-Indonesian Ⅰ(4), Ⅱ (4), Ⅲ (4), Ⅳ (2)

Spanish Ⅰ(4), Ⅱ (4), Ⅲ (4), Ⅳ (2)
Thai Ⅰ(4), Ⅱ (4), Ⅲ (4), Ⅳ (2)
Vietnamese Ⅰ(4), Ⅱ (4), Ⅲ (4), Ⅳ (2)
● Registration Requirements
・Applicants cannot be native speakers of the course's language.
・Japanese-basis students must complete or be exempted from "Elementary English A and B"
in order to register.
・English-basis students must complete or be exempted from "Japanese FoundationⅠ, Ⅱ, and
Ⅲ" in order to register.
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Exemptions for Language Education Subjects
English/Japanese Language Exemption

Students may apply for exemption from English or Japanese language subjects in either of the
following cases.
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・While studying abroad (participating in an exchange program), you attain a language score
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specified by the University, and apply for exemption during the semester immediately
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preceding your return to APU.
・While taking a leave of absence, you attain a language score specified by the University,
and apply for exemption during the semester immediately preceding your return to APU.
・If students pass the exemption exam during the JUMP program.
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In cases other than the above, students may not apply for exemption.
・If the application for exemption is approved, you may register for a higher level course. Note
that in the case of exemption for required subjects, the number of credits exempted will be
added to the General Elective credit graduation requirement.
・Students must apply for exemption during the application period of the semester prior to the
semester they return to APU. Application for exemption cannot be made in semesters

following a student's return to APU. Please refer to the next page for the application
schedule. Details about application procedures will be announced on the Academic Office
website in August 2018 for students returning for Fall Semester, or February 2019 for
students returning for Spring Semester.
・When applying, submit an application form and original score sheet of the designated test
during the application period. An "original score sheet" is a certificate or report from a testing
organization which shows an evaluation of language ability. This must be printed by the
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testing organization itself. Downloaded documents will not be accepted. APU will not accept
photocopied, faxed, or emailed documents. Applications must be brought to the office in
person or sent by post (must arrive by the deadline). If you would like to have your original
score sheet returned, please inform the Academic Office.
English Subject Exemption Criteria Off-campus Study Programs
Exemption Criteria
English Track Subject Name
(TOEFL iBT® Test)
Elementary English A & B 37
Pre-Intermediate English A & B 48

Standard Track
Intermediate English A & B 55
Upper-Intermediate English A & B 61

Advanced English 1A & 1B 71

Advanced Track
Advanced English 2A & 2B 80
・Only TOEFL iBT® Test scores within the validated period are valid. TOEFL® PBT Test and
TOEFL® ITP Test scores are not accepted.
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Japanese Subject Exemption Criteria
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Subject Name Exemption Criteria

Japanese FoundationⅠ JLPT Level 4 (Old) or JLPT N5 (New)
Japanese Foundation Ⅱ JLPT Level 4 (Old) or JLPT N5 (New)
Japanese Foundation Ⅲ JLPT Level 3 (Old) or JLPT N4 (New)
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Japanese Intermediate EJU, Japanese 200 points or above or JLPT N3 (New) or above
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Pre-Advanced Japanese EJU, Japanese 220 points or above or JLPT N3 (New) or above
Advanced Japanese EJU, Japanese 240 points or above or JLPT N2 (New) or above
Application Schedule (English and Japanese)

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Exemption Takes
Application Period Interview Date
Effect
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Mon., September 3 -
Mon., July 16 - AY 2018 Fall Semester
Wed., September 5, 2018
Fri., August 24, 2018 at 16:30
Mon., March 4 - AY 2019 Spring
Mon., January 21 -
Wed., March 6, 2019 Semester
Fri., March 1, 2019 at 16:30
For further details, please visit the Academic Office website during the application periods
above.
AP Language Subject Exemption

Students will be evaluated comprehensively based on the application, test score, and an
interview.
・Application details for the AY 2018 Spring Semester application period will be announced in
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June, and in December for the AY 2018 Fall Semester application period. Please refer to the
Academic Office website for details.
・When applying, submit the original score sheet of the designated test during the application
period. An "original score sheet" is a certificate or report from a testing organization which
shows an evaluation of language ability. This must be printed by the testing organization
itself. Downloaded documents will not be accepted. APU will not accept photocopied, faxed,
or emailed documents. Applications must be brought to the office in person or sent by post
(must arrive by the deadline). If you would like to have your original score sheet returned,
please inform the Academic Office.
・Even if you do not have the original score sheet of the designated test, you will be able to
apply for an exemption by stating how you have studied the language and how far you have
mastered it.
・If an applicant is unable to attend the interview, their application for exemption will be
cancelled. Please plan accordingly in order to attend the interview.

・Even if a student has been exempted from an AP language course, Japanese-basis
students must first complete or be exempted from "Elementary English A and B" and
English-basis students must first complete or be exempted from "Japanese Foundation
CourseⅠ, Ⅱ, and Ⅲ" before they may register for any AP language course.
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Exemption Criteria
Name
ちゅうごくごけんていしけんじゅんきゅうじつようちゅうごくごぎのうけんていしけんじゅんきゅうしんきゅう
Chinese Ⅰ 中国語検定試験準4級，実用中国語技能検定試験準4級，新HSK1級
ちゅうごくごけんていしけんきゅうじつようちゅうごくごぎのうけんていしけんきゅうしんきゅう
Chinese Ⅱ 中国語検定試験4級，実用中国語技能検定試験4級，新HSK2級
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ちゅうごくごけんていしけんきゅうじつようちゅうごくごぎのうけんていしけんきゅうしんきゅう
AY 2011 Curriculum
Chinese Ⅲ 中国語検定試験3級，実用中国語技能検定試験3級，新HSK3級
Curriculum
かんこくごのうりょくけんていしけんきゅうのうりょくけんていしけんきゅう
Language Subjects
Korean Ⅰ 韓国語能力検定試験1級，「ハングル」能力検定試験5級
Korean Ⅱ 韓国語能力検定試験2級，「ハングル」能力検定試験4級
Korean Ⅲ 韓国語能力検定試験3級，「ハングル」能力検定試験3級
ごぎのうけんていきゅう
Spanish Ⅰ スペイン語技能検定5級
Course Registration
Spanish Ⅱ スペイン語技能検定4級
Spanish Ⅲ スペイン語技能検定3級
・You will be able to apply for languages other than the above (Malay-Indonesian, Thai, and
Vietnamese).

Application Schedule (AP Languages)
Application Period Interview Date Exemption Takes Effect
Wed., July 4, 2018 AY 2018 Fall Semester
Mon., June 11 - Fri., June 22, 2018 at 16:30
Wed., January 9, AY 2019 Spring
Mon., December 3 - Fri., December 14, 2018
2019 Semester
at 16:30
Seminar Subjects
●Students who enroll in Intensive Language Learning Overseas (Immersion Program)
Students may be exempted from AP language subjects if they pass the exemption exam which
will be conducted during the Immersion Program.
Exemption and Credit Award for Language Education Subjects for

Students with Changed Curricula
Requirements for the "Exemption and Credit Award for Language Education Subjects" for
students whose curriculum changed from AY 2006 to AY 2011 will be based on the AY 2011
Curriculum from the time the student's status is reinstated (after a Leave of Absence, etc.).
Please see the "Language Exemption and Credit Award" page of the Academic Office website
for more details about the requirements of the AY 2006 Curriculum.
*Students whose curriculum changed from AY 2006 to AY 2011 are strongly recommended to
review the "Change in Curriculum" page of the Academic Office website.
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2.3.4 AY 2011 Curriculum Outline
AY 2011 Curriculum Outline: APS

100 (1st Year)
Common Language English Standard Track Elementary English A 4 Pre-Intermediate English A 4
Elementary English B 2 Pre-Intermediate English B 2
English Advanced Track Advanced English 1A 4 Advanced English 2A 4
Outline: APS
Advanced English 1B 2 Advanced English 2B 2

Curriculum
Japanese Japanese Foundation Course Ⅰ 4 Japanese Intermediate Course 4

AY 2011 Curriculum
Japanese Foundation Course Ⅱ 4

Japanese Foundation Course Ⅲ 4
AP Language Chinese Ⅰ 4 Malay/Indonesian Ⅰ 4

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Korean Ⅰ 4 Thai Ⅰ 4
Spanish Ⅰ 4 Vietnamese Ⅰ 4
Active Learning Intensive Language Learning Overseas 2 Special Lecture (Language) 2
Course Registration
Liberal Arts Introduction to Economics 2 Mathematics for Social Sciences ▪ 2 1st Year Student Workshop Ⅰ ◆ 2
Introduction to Political Science 2 Statistics Ⅰ 2 Study Skills and Academic Writing ★ 2
Introduction to Psychology 2 Programming Ⅰ ◆ 2 1st Year Student Workshop Ⅱ ◆ 2
Introduction to Law 2 Programming ★ 2 Multicultural Cooperative Workshop ★ 2
Introduction to Environmental Studies 2 Computer Literacy 2 Introduction to APU ◆ 2
Introduction to Development Studies 2 Business History ▪ 2 Introduction to Peer Leader Training ★ 2
Introduction to International Relations 2 Bioethics 2 Peer Leader Training Ⅰ 2
Introduction to Intercultural Communication 2 Japanese Geography ★ 2 Logical Thinking and Framework ★ 2
Introduction to Culture and Society 2 Japanese History 2 FIRST Program 2
Introduction to Area Studies 2 Japanese Economy 2 Intercultural Fieldwork Ⅱ ★ 2
Introduction to Media 2 Japanese Culture and Society 2 Career Design Ⅰ 2
Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality 2 Geography of the Asia Pacific 2 Overseas Learning Design ★ 2
Introduction to the Internet 2 Languages of the Asia Pacific 2 Bridge Program A 2

Constitution of Japan 2 Religions of the Asia Pacific 2 Bridge Program B 2
Peace, Humanity and Democracy ★ 2 Culture and Society of the Asia Pacific 2 Bridge Program C 2
Studies of Multicultural Comparison ★ 2 Business and Economy in the Asia Pacific 2 Bridge Program D 2
Special Lecture (Japanese Studies) ★ 2 History of the Asia Pacific 2 Bridge Program E 2
Special Lecture (Liberal Arts) 2 Bridge Program F 2
APS Major Environment
& Development
Seminar Subjects
Hospitality & Tourism
International Relations
& Peace Studies
Culture, Society &

Media
Seminar・Active
Learning
General Electives ○Any excess credits obtained in Language, Liberal Arts, and APS Major Education Subjects
○APM Major Education Subjects（from 2nd Year）
*Students must take additional General Electives Subjects equivalent to the number of exempted Language Education credits.
Total
110
★: New subjects established in the AY 2017 curriculum. AY 2011 curriculum students can also take these
Study at APU
subjects when they are offered.
◆ : Subjects to be discontinued from AY 2017.
▪: Subjects to be discontinued in stages from AY 2017 onwards. Please refer to the "List of 2011 Curriculum
Subjects" on p.116 to confirm when these subjects will be discontinued.
200 (2nd Year) 300 (3rd Year) 400 (4th Year) Credits
Intermediate English A 4 Upper Intermediate English A 4 English Project 1 2 English for Business Presentations 2 24
Intermediate English B 2 Upper Intermediate English B 2 English for Discussion and Debate 2 English for Business Writing 2 Credits
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English for Business 1 2 Extensive Reading in English 2 English Project 2 2 12
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English for Business 2 2 Credits
Curriculum
Pre-Advanced Japanese 4 Japanese Project A 2 Career Japanese Ⅰ ◆ 4 Japanese Language and Culture Ⅰ ◆ 2 16
Advanced Japanese 4 Japanese Project B 2 Career Japanese ★ 2 Language and Culture in Japan ★ 2
Japanese Project C 2 Career Japanese Ⅱ ◆ 2 Japanese Language and Culture Ⅱ ◆ 2
Japanese Project D 2 Business Communication in Japanese A ★ 2 Language and Social Topics in Japan ★ 2
Outline: APS
Career Japanese Ⅲ ◆ 2 Japanese Project E 2
Business Communication in Japanese B ★ 2 Japanese Project F 2 Credits
Japanese for Lectures 2
Chinese Ⅱ・Ⅲ 4・4 Malay/Indonesian Ⅱ・Ⅲ 4・4 Chinese Ⅳ 4 Malay/Indonesian Ⅳ 2
Korean Ⅱ・Ⅲ 4・4 Thai Ⅱ・Ⅲ 4・4 Korean Ⅳ 4 Thai Ⅳ 2
Spanish Ⅱ・Ⅲ 4・4 Vietnamese Ⅱ・Ⅲ 4・4 Spanish Ⅳ 2 Vietnamese Ⅳ 2
Introduction to Official Languages of the United NationsⅠ・Ⅱ・Ⅲ ★ 2・2・2 English Proficiency Test Preparation CourseⅠ・Ⅱ・Ⅲ ★ 2・2・2
Course Registration
TESOL Ⅰ ▪ 2 Peer Leader Training Ⅱ A 2 TESOL Ⅱ ▪ 2 Data Mining Ⅱ ◆ 2
TJSOL Ⅰ ◆ 2 Peer Leader Training Ⅱ B 2 TJSOL Ⅱ ◆ 2 Database Systems 2
Japanese Linguistics for
Japanese Language Education ★ 2 Career Design Ⅱ 2 Japanese Language Teaching ★ 2 Applied Programming ◆ 2
Business Communication ◆ 2 Internship 2 Basic English-Japanese Interpretation Skill Ⅰ▪ 2 Media Production Lab B ◆ 2
Negotiation Skills ★ 2 Volunteer Activities 2 Basic English-Japanese Interpretation Skill Ⅱ▪ 2 Media Production Lab C ◆ 2
Statistics Ⅱ ▪ 2 Japanese Traditional Arts A 2 Business Negotiation ◆ 2 Media Production Lab D ◆ 2
Japanese Civil Law ▪ 2 Japanese Traditional Arts B 2 Career Design Ⅲ 2 Information Science Lab A ◆ 2 40 Credits
Introduction to GIS 2 Japanese Traditional Arts C ◆ 2 Information Science Lab B ◆ 2 or more
Health Science 2 Japanese Traditional Arts D ◆ 2 Information Science Lab C ◆ 2
Environmental Chemistry 2 Traditional Japanese Arts ★ 2 Special Lecture (ICT) ★ 2
Environmental Geoscience ▪ 2
Data Mining Ⅰ ◆ 2

Data Mining ★ 2
Programming Ⅱ ◆ 2
Internet Technology Integration 2
Media Production Lab A ◆ 2
Media Production Lab ★ 2
Biodiversity 2 Development Economics 2 Environmental Economics 2 Development Policy 2

Environment and Society 2 Urban Environment and Development 2 Industrial Ecology 2 Environmental Policy 2
Global Environmental Issues 2 Conflict and Development 2 GIS and Remote Sensing 2 Environmental Modeling and Analysis 2
Development Sociology and Anthropology 2 International Cooperation 2 NGOs and Development 2 International Economics 2
Research Methods for Environment and Development 2 Politics of Development 2 Community Development 2 Project Management in Development 2
Pollution and Waste Management 2 Ecotourism 2
Seminar Subjects
Environmental Communication ★ 2 Special Lecture (Environment and Development) 2
Tourism Policy 2 Organizational Management 2 Tourism Development 2 Resort Management 2
Tourism Resources Management 2 Accounting for Tourism and Hospitality ▪ 2 Tourism and Hospitality Law 2 Hospitality Management 2
Sociology of Tourism 2 Human Resource Management 2 Health and Wellness Tourism 2 The Travel Industry 2
Culture and History of Tourism ★ 2 Event and Festival Management ★ 2 Risk Management and Service Delivery ▪ 2 The Business Tourism Industry 2
Research Methods for Tourism and Hospitality 2 Destination Marketing and Branding 2 Ecotourism 2
Hospitality Marketing 2 Heritage and Cultural Tourism 2
Operations Research 2 Project Management in Development) 2
Agri-heritage and Tourism ★ 2
Tourism and Social Media ★ 2 Special Lecture (Hospitality and Tourism) 2
International Politics and Security ▪ 2 International Peace Studies 2 Identity and Politics 2 International Relations in the Asia Pacific 2 62 Credits
Comparative Political Economy of the Asia Pacific 2 Global Issues and Policies 2 Strategic Decision-Making 2 International Conflict Resolution 2 or more
Political Theory 2 Conflict and Development 2 International Organizations 2 International Political Economy 2
International Cooperation 2 Globalization and Regionalism 2 Geo-Politics and Post-Cold War Conflicts 2 Asia Pacific and Human Rights 2
Politics of Development 2 Globalization and Law 2 Violence and Terrorism 2 Regional Systems in the Asia Pacific 2
International Relations Theory ★ 2 International Law 2 History of Japanese Foreign Relations ★ 2 Special Lecture (International Relations and Peace Studies) 2
Research Methods for International Relations and Peace Studies 2 History of International Politics 2 Foreign Policy of Japan ★ 2
Social Theory 2 Media and Popular Culture 2 War and Media 2 Global Crime ▪ 2
Gender Studies 2 Media and the Arts 2 Politics and Media 2 Law, Media and Society 2
Social Psychology 2 Religion and Belief 2 Literature and Modernity 2 Ethnicity and Nationalism 2
Cultural Studies 2 Language and Society 2 Technology and New Media 2 Heritage and Cultural Tourism 2
Transnational Sociology 2 Area Studies Ⅰ ◆ 2 Education and Society 2 NGOs and Development 2
Sociology of Organizations 2 Area Studies Ⅱ ◆ 2 Language and History ▪ 2 Community Development 2
Cultural Anthropology 2 Global History and the World System 2 Migration Studies ◆ 2 Special Lecture (Culture, Society and Media) 2
Social Stratification 2 Multiculturalism and Society 2 History of Japanese Foreign Relations ★ 2
Research Methods for Culture, Society and Media 2 Area Studies ★ 2
Introduction to Research Methods 2 Field Study 2 Major Seminar Ⅰ 2 Applied Training 2 Research Seminar 2
Special Lecture (Asia Pacific Studies) 2 Major Seminar Ⅱ 2 Undergraduate Thesis 4
22 Credits
or more
124 Credits
or more
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AY 2011 Curriculum Outline: APM

100 (1st Year)
Common Language English Standard Track Elementary English A 4 Pre-Intermediate English A 4
Elementary English B 2 Pre-Intermediate English B 2
English Advanced Track Advanced English 1A 4 Advanced English 2A 4
Outline: APM
Advanced English 1B 2 Advanced English 2B 2

Curriculum
Japanese Japanese Foundation Course Ⅰ 4 Japanese Intermediate Course 4

AY 2011 Curriculum
Japanese Foundation Course Ⅱ 4

Japanese Foundation Course Ⅲ 4
AP Language Chinese Ⅰ 4 Malay/Indonesian Ⅰ 4

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Korean Ⅰ 4 Thai Ⅰ 4
Spanish Ⅰ 4 Vietnamese Ⅰ 4
Active Learning Intensive Language Learning Overseas 2 Special Lecture (Language) 2
Course Registration
Liberal Arts Introduction to Economics 2 Mathematics for Social Sciences ▪ 2 1st Year Student Workshop Ⅰ ◆ 2
Introduction to Political Science 2 Statistics Ⅰ 2 Study Skills and Academic Writing ★ 2
Introduction to Psychology 2 Programming Ⅰ ◆ 2 1st Year Student Workshop Ⅱ ◆ 2
Introduction to Law 2 Programming ★ 2 Multicultural Cooperative Workshop ★ 2
Introduction to Environmental Studies 2 Computer Literacy 2 Introduction to APU ◆ 2
Introduction to Development Studies 2 Business History ▪ 2 Introduction to Peer Leader Training ★ 2
Introduction to International Relations 2 Bioethics 2 Peer Leader Training Ⅰ 2
Introduction to Intercultural Communication 2 Japanese Geography ★ 2 Logical Thinking and Framework ★ 2
Introduction to Culture and Society 2 Japanese History 2 FIRST Program 2
Introduction to Area Studies 2 Japanese Economy 2 Intercultural Fieldwork Ⅱ ★ 2
Introduction to Media 2 Japanese Culture and Society 2 Career Design Ⅰ 2
Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality 2 Geography of the Asia Pacific 2 Overseas Learning Design ★ 2
Introduction to the Internet 2 Languages of the Asia Pacific 2 Bridge Program A 2

Constitution of Japan 2 Religions of the Asia Pacific 2 Bridge Program B 2
Peace, Humanity and Democracy ★ 2 Culture and Society of the Asia Pacific 2 Bridge Program C 2
Studies of Multicultural Comparison ★ 2 Business and Economy in the Asia Pacific 2 Bridge Program D 2
Special Lecture (Japanese Studies) ★ 2 History of the Asia Pacific 2 Bridge Program E 2
Special Lecture (Liberal Arts) 2 Bridge Program F 2
APM Major Compulsory/Core Subjects Fundamental Mathematics 2 Business Mathematics 2 Introduction to Management 2
Accounting Ⅰ 2 Accounting Ⅱ 2
Accounting & Finance
Seminar Subjects
Marketing
Strategic Management
& Organization
Innovation & Economics

APM Major
Seminar・Active
Learning
General Electives ○Any excess credits obtained in Language, Liberal Arts, and APM Major Education Subjects
○APS Major Education Subjects（from 2nd Year）
*Students must take additional General Electives Subjects equivalent to the number of exempted Language Education credits.
Total
112
★: New subjects established in the AY 2017 curriculum. AY 2011 curriculum students can also take these
Study at APU
subjects when they are offered.
◆ : Subjects to be discontinued from AY 2017.
▪: Subjects to be discontinued in stages from AY 2017 onwards. Please refer to the "List of 2011 Curriculum
Subjects" on p.116 to confirm when these subjects will be discontinued.
200 (2nd Year) 300 (3rd Year) 400 (4th Year) Credits
Intermediate English A 4 Upper Intermediate English A 4 English Project 1 2 English for Business Presentations 2 24
Intermediate English B 2 Upper Intermediate English B 2 English for Discussion and Debate 2 English for Business Writing 2 Credits
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English for Business 1 2 Extensive Reading in English 2 English Project 2 2 12
AY 2011 Curriculum
English for Business 2 2 Credits
Curriculum
Pre-Advanced Japanese 4 Japanese Project A 2 Career Japanese Ⅰ ◆ 4 Japanese Language and Culture Ⅰ ◆ 2 16
Advanced Japanese 4 Japanese Project B 2 Career Japanese ★ 2 Language and Culture in Japan ★ 2 Credits
Japanese Project C 2 Career Japanese Ⅱ ◆ 2 Japanese Language and Culture Ⅱ ◆ 2
Japanese Project D 2 Business Communication in Japanese A ★ 2 Language and Social Topics in Japan ★ 2
Outline: APM
Career Japanese Ⅲ ◆ 2 Japanese Project E 2
Business Communication in Japanese B ★ 2 Japanese Project F 2
Japanese for Lectures 2
Chinese Ⅱ・Ⅲ 4・4 Malay/Indonesian Ⅱ・Ⅲ 4・4 Chinese Ⅳ 4 Malay/Indonesian Ⅳ 2
Korean Ⅱ・Ⅲ 4・4 Thai Ⅱ・Ⅲ 4・4 Korean Ⅳ 4 Thai Ⅳ 2
Spanish Ⅱ・Ⅲ 4・4 Vietnamese Ⅱ・Ⅲ 4・4 Spanish Ⅳ 2 Vietnamese Ⅳ 2
Introduction to Official Languages of the United NationsⅠ・Ⅱ・Ⅲ ★ 2・2・2 English Proficiency Test Preparation CourseⅠ・Ⅱ・Ⅲ ★ 2・2・2
Course Registration
TESOL Ⅰ ▪ 2 Peer Leader Training Ⅱ A 2 TESOL Ⅱ ▪ 2 Data Mining Ⅱ ◆ 2
TJSOL Ⅰ ◆ 2 Peer Leader Training Ⅱ B 2 TJSOL Ⅱ ◆ 2 Database Systems 2
Japanese Linguistics for
Japanese Language Education ★ 2 Career Design Ⅱ 2 Japanese Language Teaching ★ 2 Applied Programming ◆ 2
Business Communication ◆ 2 Internship 2 Basic English-Japanese Interpretation Skill Ⅰ▪ 2 Media Production Lab B ◆ 2
Negotiation Skills ★ 2 Volunteer Activities 2 Basic English-Japanese Interpretation Skill Ⅱ▪ 2 Media Production Lab C ◆ 2
Statistics Ⅱ ▪ 2 Japanese Traditional Arts A 2 Business Negotiation ◆ 2 Media Production Lab D ◆ 2
Japanese Civil Law ▪ 2 Japanese Traditional Arts B 2 Career Design Ⅲ 2 Information Science Lab A ◆ 2 40 Credits
Introduction to GIS 2 Japanese Traditional Arts C ◆ 2 Information Science Lab B ◆ 2 or more
Health Science 2 Japanese Traditional Arts D ◆ 2 Information Science Lab C ◆ 2
Environmental Chemistry 2 Traditional Japanese Arts ★ 2 Special Lecture (ICT) ★ 2
Environmental Geoscience ▪ 2
Data Mining Ⅰ ◆ 2

Data Mining ★ 2
Programming Ⅱ ◆ 2
Internet Technology Integration 2
Media Production Lab A ◆ 2
Media Production Lab ★ 2
Principles of Marketing 2
Financial Accounting Ⅰ 2 Cost Accounting 2 Management Accounting 2 Financial Market and Institutions 2
Financial Accounting Ⅱ 2 Corporate Finance 2 Advanced Accounting 2 International Finance 2
International Accounting 2 Investment and Securities Analysis 2
Auditing 2 Investment Strategy 2
Seminar Subjects
Special Lecture in Accounting ★ 2 Special Lecture in Finance ★ 2
International Management ▪ 2 E-Commerce 2 Marketing Research 2 Promotion and Sales Management 2
International Logistics 2 Consumer Behavior 2 Supply Chain Management 2
International Marketing 2 Service Management 2
Marketing Data Analysis ◆ 2 Brand Management 2
Business Data Analysis ★ 2 Special Lecture in Marketing ★ 2
International Management ▪ 2 Human Resource Management 2 Global Human Resource Management ▪ 2 Service Management 2
62 Credits
International Logistics 2 Entrepreneurship 2 International Comparative Management ▪ 2 Family Business Management 2
or more
International Transactions 2 Management Information System 2

Strategic Management 2 Special Lecture in Strategic Management & Organization ★ 2
Macroeconomics 2 Entrepreneurship 2 Production Management 2 Asian Economy 2

Microeconomics 2 Development and Production Systems 2 International Economics 2
Technology Management 2 International Political Economy 2
Operations Research 2 Development Economics 2
Special Lecture in Innovation ★ 2 Special Lecture in Economics ★ 2
Business Law ▪ 2 Special Lecture (Management) 2 Business Ethics 2 Business Case Analysis & Communication ★ 2 Global Management
Corporate Law ▪ 2 Social Entrepreneurship ★ 2 Legal Strategy in Business 2 (capstone) ★ 2
Field Study 2 Major Seminar Ⅰ 2 Applied Training 2 Research Seminar 2
Major Seminar Ⅱ 2 Business Internship ★ 2 Undergraduate Thesis 4
22 Credits
or more
124 Credits
or more
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2.3.5 AY 2011 Curriculum Subject List
About the Subject List
The subject list includes information for each course, such as the Subject code, Subject Field,
Subject List
and Area of Study. An explanation of how to read this information follows.

Curriculum
AY 2011 Curriculum
Subject Field
The "Field" column for a subject indicates the field in which a course's credit will be counted.
For details of these fields, refer to p.95 for APS or p.98 for APM.
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Subject Field Notation in Subject List

Language Education Subject Language
Course Registration
Common Education
Subjects Common Liberal Arts Subject Liberal Arts
APS Major Education Subject APS
Major Education
APM Major Education Subject APM
Subjects
APS and APM Major Education Subject APS/APM
Areas of Study
The "Area" column indicates which Areas of Study a course's credit will count toward when
completed. For more information on this topic, please see p.94 for APS or p.97 for APM.
College Areas of Study Subject List Code

Environment and Development ED
Seminar Subjects
Hospitality and Tourism HT

APS
International Relations and Peace Studies IRP
Culture, Society and Media CSM
Accounting and Finance AF
Marketing M
Strategic Management and Organization SMO

APM
Innovation and Economics IE
ALL
All APM Areas of Study ALL● (automatically registered subject)
ALL■ (core subject)
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Grade Level
Each course corresponds to a particular level of study, indicated by a grade level code. See
p.30 for details.
Grade Level Description
100 level Primarily for 1st year students
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200 level Primarily for 2nd year students
Curriculum
300 level Primarily for 3rd year students
400 level Primarily for 4th year students
Subject List
Prerequisites Subjects
The "Prerequisite Subject" column lists subjects which must be completed before the
Course Registration
respective course may be registered. Refer to the next page for more information on
prerequisites.
Notes
The following information may appear in the "Notes" column.
Description Subject List Code

English Standard Track Subject ST
English Advanced Track Subject AT
Re-registration Possible ○
Reference Page P.■
Seminar Subjects
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科目CD 分野学修分野/Area 科目名単位グレード番号前提科目 AY 2017 Curriculum Reform 備考
Subject CD Field APS APM Subject Name Credits Grade Level Prerequisite Subjects ★ :New, ▪ :Limited offered subjects,◆: Not offered Notes
日本語初級 I
010081 Language 4 100
Japanese Foundation Course I
日本語初級 II
010091 Language 4 100
Japanese Foundation Course II
日本語初級 III
010092 Language 4 100
Subject List
Japanese Foundation Course III

日本語中級日本語初級 I ・ II ・ III
Curriculum
010101 Language 4 100

Japanese Intermediate Course Japanese Foundation Course I ・ II ・ III
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日本語中上級日本語中級
010102 Language 4 200
Pre-Advanced Japanese Japanese Intermediate Course
日本語上級日本語中上級
010103 Language 4 200
Advanced Japanese Pre-Advanced Japanese
中国語 I
010180 Language 4 100 P.106
Chinese I
中国語 II 中国語 I
010190 Language 4 200
Chinese II Chinese I
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中国語 III 中国語 II

010200 Language 4 200
Chinese III Chinese II
中国語 IV 中国語 III
010210 Language 4 300
Course Registration
Chinese IV Chinese III

韓国語 I
010220 Language 4 100 P.106
Korean I
韓国語 II 韓国語 I
010230 Language 4 200
Korean II Korean I
韓国語 III 韓国語 II
010240 Language 4 200
Korean III Korean II
韓国語 IV 韓国語 III
010250 Language 4 300
Korean IV Korean III
マレー語･インドネシア語 I
010260 Language 4 100 P.106
Malay/Indonesian I
マレー語･インドネシア語 II マレー語･インドネシア語 I
010270 Language 4 200
Malay/Indonesian II Malay/Indonesian I
マレー語･インドネシア語 III マレー語･インドネシア語 II

010280 Language 4 200
Malay/Indonesian III Malay/Indonesian II
マレー語･インドネシア語 IV マレー語･インドネシア語 III
010281 Language 2 300
Malay/Indonesian IV Malay/Indonesian III
スペイン語 I
010290 Language 4 100 P.106
Spanish I
スペイン語 II スペイン語 I
010300 Language 4 200
Spanish II Spanish I
スペイン語 III スペイン語 II
010310 Language 4 200
Spanish III Spanish II
スペイン語 IV スペイン語 III
010311 Language 2 300
Spanish IV Spanish III
タイ語 I
Seminar Subjects
010320 Language 4 100 P.106

Thai I
タイ語 II タイ語 I
010330 Language 4 200
Thai II Thai I
タイ語 III タイ語 II
010340 Language 4 200
Thai III Thai II
タイ語 IV タイ語 III
010341 Language 2 300
Thai IV Thai III
ベトナム語 I
010350 Language 4 100 P.106
Vietnamese I
ベトナム語 II ベトナム語 I
010360 Language 4 200
Vietnamese II Vietnamese I
ベトナム語 III ベトナム語 II

010370 Language 4 200
Vietnamese III Vietnamese II
ベトナム語 IV ベトナム語 III
010371 Language 2 300
Vietnamese IV Vietnamese III
英語初級A
011100 Language 4 100 ST
Elementary English A
英語初級B
Elementary English B
英語準中級A 英語初級A ・ B
Pre-Intermediate English A Elementary English A ・ B
英語準中級B 英語初級A ・ B
Pre-Intermediate English B Elementary English A ・ B
英語中級A 英語準中級A ・ B
Intermediate English A Pre-Intermediate English A ・ B
英語中級B 英語準中級A ・ B
Intermediate English B Pre-Intermediate English A ・ B
英語準上級A 英語中級A ・ B
Upper Intermediate English A Intermediate English A ・ B
英語準上級B 英語中級A ・ B
Upper Intermediate English B Intermediate English A ・ B
英語上級1A
011200 Language 4 100 AT
Advanced English 1A
APS
ED : Environment and Development, HT : Hospitality and Tourism, IRP : International Relations and Peace, CSM:Culture, Society and Media
APM
116 AF : Accounting and Finance, M : Marketing, SMO : Strategic Management and Organization, IE : Innovation and Economics, ALL : All APM Areas of Study, ALL● : All (automatically registered subject), ALL■ : All (core subject)
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英語上級1B
Advanced English 1B
英語上級2A 英語上級1A ・ B
Advanced English 2A Advanced English 1 A ・ B
英語上級2B 英語上級1A ・ B
Advanced English 2B Advanced English 1 A ・ B
キャリア日本語 I 日本語上級
011300 Language 4 300 ◆
Career Japanese I Advanced Japanese
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キャリア日本語 II 日本語上級
011301 Language 2 300 ◆
AY 2011 Curriculum
Career Japanese II Advanced Japanese
Curriculum
キャリア日本語 III 日本語上級
011302 Language 2 300 ◆
Career Japanese III Advanced Japanese
日本語・日本文化 I 日本語上級
011400 Language 2 300 ◆
Japanese Language and Culture I Advanced Japanese
日本語・日本文化 II 日本語上級
011401 Language 2 300 ◆
Subject List
Japanese Language and Culture II Advanced Japanese
講義の日本語日本語上級
011500 Language 2 300
Japanese for Lectures Advanced Japanese
日本語プロジェクトA 日本語中級
011600 Language 2 200
Japanese Project A Japanese Intermediate Course
日本語プロジェクトB 日本語中級
011601 Language 2 200
Japanese Project B Japanese Intermediate Course
日本語プロジェクトC 日本語中級
Course Registration
011602 Language 2 200
Japanese Project C Japanese Intermediate Course
日本語プロジェクトD 日本語中級
011603 Language 2 200
Japanese Project D Japanese Intermediate Course
日本語プロジェクトE 日本語上級
011604 Language 2 300
Japanese Project E Advanced Japanese
日本語プロジェクトF 日本語上級
011605 Language 2 300
Japanese Project F Advanced Japanese
英語ビジネス・ライティング英語準上級A ・ B
English for Business Writing Upper Intermediate English A ・ B
英語ビジネス・プレゼンテーション英語準上級A ・ B
English for Business Presentations Upper Intermediate English A ・ B
英語ディスカッションとディベート英語準上級A ・ B

English for Discussion and Debate Upper Intermediate English A ・ B
英語プロジェクト1 英語準上級A ・ B
English Project 1 Upper Intermediate English A ・ B
ビジネス英語1 英語上級2A ・ B
English for Business 1 Advanced English 2A ・ B
ビジネス英語2 英語上級2A ・ B
English for Business 2 Advanced English 2A ・ B
英語多読英語上級2A ・ B
Extensive Reading in English Advanced English 2A ・ B
英語プロジェクト2 英語上級2A ・ B
English Project 2 Advanced English 2A ・ B
海外集中言語研修
012010 Language 2 100 ○
Intensive Language Learning Overseas
Seminar Subjects
Liberal 政治学入門
020022 2 100
Arts Introduction to Political Science
Liberal 国際関係論入門
020023 2 100
Arts Introduction to International Relations
Liberal 法学入門
020025 2 100
Arts Introduction to Law
Liberal 心理学入門
020026 2 100
Arts Introduction to Psychology
Liberal 経済学入門
020031 2 100
Arts Introduction to Economics
Liberal メディア入門
020033 2 100
Arts Introduction to Media
Liberal 文化・社会学入門
020035 2 100
Arts Introduction to Culture and Society
Liberal 開発学入門
020036 2 100
Arts Introduction to Development Studies
Liberal 地域学入門
020037 2 100
Arts Introduction to Area Studies
Liberal GIS入門
020038 2 200
Arts Introduction to GIS
Liberal 観光学入門
020039 2 100
Arts Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality
Liberal インターネット入門
020041 2 100
Arts Introduction to the Internet
Liberal ウェルネス
020050 2 200
Arts Health Science
Liberal 生命倫理
020051 2 100
Arts Bioethics
Liberal 環境と化学
020052 2 200
Arts Environmental Chemistry
Liberal 地球環境科学
020053 2 200 ▪ By the end of AY 2018
Arts Environmental Geoscience
117
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Liberal 社会科学のための数学
020070 2 100 ▪ By the end of AY 2017
Arts Mathematics for Social Sciences
Liberal コンピューターリテラシー
020091 2 100
Arts Computer Literacy
Liberal インターネット技術統合
020092 2 200
Arts Internet Technology Integration
Liberal プログラミング I
020093 2 100 ◆
Arts Programming I
Liberal プログラミング II
Subject List
020094 2 200 ◆
Arts Programming II
Curriculum
Liberal データマイニング I
020095 2 200 ◆
AY 2011 Curriculum
Arts Data Mining I

Liberal データマイニング II
020096 2 300 ◆
Arts Data Mining II
Liberal データベースシステム
020097 2 300
Arts Database Systems
Liberal 応用プログラミング
020098 2 300 ◆
Arts Applied Programming
Liberal 情報科学ラボA
020111 2 300 ◆
■
Arts Information Science Lab A

Liberal 情報科学ラボB
020112 2 300 ◆
Arts Information Science Lab B
Course Registration
Liberal 情報科学ラボC
020113 2 300 ◆
Arts Information Science Lab C
Liberal メディア制作ラボA
020114 2 200 ◆
Arts Media Production Lab A
Liberal メディア制作ラボB
020115 2 300 ◆
Arts Media Production Lab B
Liberal メディア制作ラボC
020116 2 300 ◆
Arts Media Production Lab C
Liberal メディア制作ラボD
020117 2 300 ◆
Arts Media Production Lab D
Liberal 新入生ワークショップ I 1st
020121 2 100 ◆
Arts 1st Year Student Workshop I year only
Liberal 新入生ワークショップ II 1st
020122 2 100 ◆
Arts 1st Year Student Workshop II year only
Liberal APU入門 1st
020123 2 100 ◆
Arts Introduction to APU year only
Liberal 日本の経済
020241 2 100
Arts Japanese Economy
Liberal 日本の文化と社会
020242 2 100
Arts Japanese Culture and Society
Liberal 日本の民法
020243 2 200 ▪ By the end of AY 2018
Arts Japanese Civil Law
Liberal 経営史
020244 2 100 ▪ By the end of AY 2017
Arts Business History
Liberal 特殊講義（共通教養科目）
020255 2 100 ○
Arts Special Lecture (Liberal Arts Subject)
Seminar Subjects
Liberal 異文化間コミュニケーション入門
021005 2 100
Arts Introduction to Intercultural Communication
Liberal 日本の歴史
021008 2 100
Arts Japanese History
Liberal 環境学入門
021011 2 100
Arts Introduction to Environmental Studies
Liberal アジア太平洋の地理
021012 2 100
Arts Geography of the Asia Pacific
Liberal アジア太平洋の言語
021013 2 100
Arts Languages of the Asia Pacific
Liberal アジア太平洋の宗教
021014 2 100
Arts Religions of the Asia Pacific
Liberal アジア太平洋の文化と社会
021015 2 100
Arts Culture and Society of the Asia Pacific
Liberal アジア太平洋のビジネス・経済事情
021016 2 100
Arts Business and Economy in the Asia Pacific
Liberal アジア太平洋の歴史
021017 2 100
Arts History of the Asia Pacific
Liberal 日本国憲法
021043 2 100
Arts Constitution of Japan
Liberal 統計学 I
021047 2 100
Arts Statistics I
Liberal 統計学 II
021048 2 200 ▪ By the end of AY 2018
Arts Statistics II
特殊講義（言語教育科目）
021050 Language 2 100 ○

Special Lecture (Language Education Subject)
Liberal TESOL I
021100 2 200 ▪ By the end of AY 2017
Arts TESOL I
Liberal TESOL II
021101 2 300 ▪ By the end of AY 2017
Arts TESOL II
Liberal 日本語教授法 I 日本語上級
021102 2 200 ◆
Arts TJSOL I Advanced Japanese
APS
APM
AF : Accounting and Finance, M : Marketing, SMO : Strategic Management and Organization, IE : Innovation and Economics, ALL : All APM Areas of Study, ALL● : All (automatically registered subject), ALL■ : All (core subject)
118
Study at APU
Liberal 日本語教授法 II 日本語上級
021103 2 300 ◆
Arts TJSOL II Advanced Japanese
Liberal 日英通訳の基礎 I
021104 2 300 ▪ By the end of AY 2019
Arts Basic English-Japanese Interpretation Skill I
Liberal 日英通訳の基礎 II
021105 2 300 ▪ By the end of AY 2019
Arts Basic English-Japanese Interpretation Skill II
Liberal ビジネス・コミュニケーション
021106 2 200 ◆
Arts Business Communication
■
Liberal ビジネス・ネゴシエーション
021107 2 300 ◆
Arts
AY 2011 Curriculum
Business Negotiation
Curriculum
Liberal キャリア・デザイン I
021130 2 100
Arts Career Design I
Liberal キャリア・デザイン II
021131 2 200
Arts Career Design II
Liberal キャリア・デザイン III
021132 2 300
Subject List
Arts Career Design III
Liberal 日本の伝統芸術A
021150 2 200
Arts Japanese Traditional Arts A
Liberal 日本の伝統芸術B
021151 2 200
Arts Japanese Traditional Arts B
Liberal 日本の伝統芸術C
021152 2 200 ◆
Arts Japanese Traditional Arts C
日本の伝統芸術D
Course Registration
Liberal
021153 2 200 ◆
Arts Japanese Traditional Arts D
Liberal ブリッジプログラムA 英語準中級A ・ B
021170 2 100 P.130
Arts Bridge Program A Pre-Intermediate English A ・ B
Liberal ブリッジプログラムB 英語準中級A ・ B
021171 2 100 P.130
Arts Bridge Program B Pre-Intermediate English A ・ B
Liberal ブリッジプログラムC 英語準中級A ・ B
021172 2 100 P.130
Arts Bridge Program C Pre-Intermediate English A ・ B
Liberal ブリッジプログラムD 英語準中級A ・ B
021173 2 100 P.130
Arts Bridge Program D Pre-Intermediate English A ・ B
Liberal ブリッジプログラムE 英語準中級A ・ B
021174 2 100 P.130
Arts Bridge Program E Pre-Intermediate English A ・ B
Liberal ブリッジプログラムF 英語準中級A ・ B

021175 2 100 P.130
Arts Bridge Program F Pre-Intermediate English A ・ B
Liberal ピアリーダートレーニング I
021190 2 100
Arts Peer Leader Training I
Liberal ピアリーダートレーニング II A
021191 2 200
Arts Peer Leader Training II A
Liberal ピアリーダートレーニング II B
021192 2 200
Arts Peer Leader Training II B
Liberal ファーストプログラム
021193 2 100
Arts FIRST Program
Liberal ボランティア研究
021194 2 200 ○
Arts Volunteer Activities
Liberal インターンシップ
021195 2 200 ○
Arts Internship
Seminar Subjects
調査研究法（文化・社会・メディア） APS
030001 APS CSM 2 200
Research Methods for Culture, Society and Media only
調査研究法（国際関係） APS
030002 APS IRP 2 200
Research Methods for International Relations and Peace Studies only
調査研究法（環境・開発） APS
030003 APS ED 2 200
Research Methods for Environment and Development only
調査研究法（観光学） APS
030004 APS HT 2 200
Research Methods for Tourism and Hospitality only
社会理論
030011 APS CSM 2 200
Social Theory
文化人類学
030013 APS CSM 2 200
Cultural Anthropology
宗教と信仰
030021 APS CSM 2 200
Religion and Belief
ジェンダー研究
030022 APS CSM 2 200
Gender Studies
グローバル・ヒストリー
030024 APS CSM 2 200
Global History and the World System
カルチュラルスタディーズ
030025 APS CSM 2 200
Cultural Studies
地域研究 I　
030026 APS CSM 2 200 ◆
Area Studies I
地域研究 II　
030027 APS CSM 2 200 ◆
Area Studies II
メディアと芸術
030028 APS CSM 2 200

Media and the Arts
メディアと文化
030029 APS CSM 2 200
Media and Popular Culture
文学と近代化
030031 APS CSM 2 300
Literature and Modernity
言語と社会
030032 APS CSM 2 200
Language and Society
119
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言語と歴史
030033 APS CSM 2 300 ▪ By the end of AY 2019
Language and History
組織社会学
030034 APS CSM 2 200
Sociology of Organizations
社会階層論
030035 APS CSM 2 200
Social Stratification
戦争とメディア
030036 APS CSM 2 300
War and Media
政治とメディア
Subject List
030037 APS CSM 2 300

Politics and Media
Curriculum
テクノロジーとニューメディア
030038 APS CSM 2 300
AY 2011 Curriculum
Technology and New Media

法とメディアと社会
030039 APS CSM 2 300
Law, Media and Society
グローバル化と犯罪
030041 APS CSM 2 300 ▪ By the end of AY 2019
Global Crime
国際社会学
030100 APS CSM 2 200
Transnational Sociology
国際法
030102 APS IRP 2 200
■
International Law
平和学
030103 APS IRP 2 200
International Peace Studies
Course Registration
国際機構論
030104 APS IRP 2 300
International Organizations
多文化社会論
030110 APS CSM 2 200
Multiculturalism and Society
マイグレーション研究
030121 APS CSM 2 300 ◆
Migration Studies
エスニシティと国民国家
030141 APS CSM 2 300
Ethnicity and Nationalism
グローバリゼーションと規範
030150 APS IRP 2 200
Globalization and Law
政治理論
030181 APS IRP 2 200
Political Theory
開発政治論
030182 APS IRP,ED 2 200

Politics of Development
紛争と開発
030184 APS IRP,ED 2 200
Conflict and Development
国際政治とセキュリティ
030185 APS IRP 2 200 ▪ By the end of AY 2018
International Politics and Security
アジア太平洋の比較政治経済
030186 APS IRP 2 200
Comparative Political Economy of the Asia Pacific
アジア太平洋における国際関係
030187 APS IRP 2 300
International Relations in the Asia Pacific
アジア太平洋地域システム論
030188 APS IRP 2 300
Regional Systems in the Asia Pacific
アジア太平洋と人権
030189 APS IRP 2 300
Asia Pacific and Human Rights
Seminar Subjects
グローバル化と地域主義
030191 APS IRP 2 200
Globalization and Regionalism
国際問題と政策
030192 APS IRP 2 200
Global Issues and Policies
国際紛争解決
030193 APS IRP 2 300
International Conflict Resolution
戦略分析と意思決定
030194 APS IRP 2 300
Strategic Decision-Making
アイデンティティと政治
030195 APS IRP 2 300
Identity and Politics
冷戦後紛争と地政学
030196 APS IRP 2 300
Geo-Politics and Post-Cold War Conflicts
暴力とテロリズム
030197 APS IRP 2 300
Violence and Terrorism
開発社会学・人類学
030261 APS ED 2 200
Development Sociology and Anthropology
生物多様性
030262 APS ED 2 200
Biodiversity
地球環境問題
030263 APS ED 2 200
Global Environmental Issues
都市の環境と開発
030265 APS ED 2 200
Urban Environment and Development
環境と社会
030266 APS ED 2 200
Environment and Society
環境経済学
030267 APS ED 2 300

Environmental Economics
産業生態学
030268 APS ED 2 300
Industrial Ecology
開発のプロジェクト・マネジメント
030269 APS ED, HT 2 300
Project Management in Development
ED, NGOと開発
030271 APS 2 300
CSM NGOs and Development
APS
APM
120
Study at APU
公害・廃棄物処理
030272 APS ED 2 300
Pollution and Waste Management
GISとリモートセンシング
030273 APS ED 2 300
GIS and Remote Sensing
環境モデリング
030274 APS ED 2 300
Environmental Modeling and Analysis
開発政策
030275 APS ED 2 300
Development Policy
■
ED, コミュニティー開発論
030276 APS 2 300
CSM
AY 2011 Curriculum
Community Development
Curriculum
環境政策
030300 APS ED 2 300
Environmental Policy
観光学のための会計学
030333 APS HT 2 200 ▪ By the end of AY 2018
Accounting for Tourism and Hospitality
観光資源評価・管理
030334 APS HT 2 200
Subject List
Tourism Resources Management
組織マネジメント
030335 APS HT 2 200
Organizational Management
HT, 遺産・文化観光
030336 APS 2 300
CSM Heritage and Cultural Tourism
旅行産業論
030339 APS HT 2 300
The Travel Industry
ホスピタリティ・マネジメント
Course Registration
030340 APS HT 2 300
Hospitality Management
観光と法
030341 APS HT 2 300
Tourism and Hospitality Law
観光開発
030342 APS HT 2 300
Tourism Development
ヘルス＆ウェルネスツーリズム
030343 APS HT 2 300
Health and Wellness Tourism
リスク・マネジメントとサービス・デリバリー
030344 APS HT 2 300 ▪ By the end of AY 2019
Risk Management and Service Delivery
デスティネーション・マーケティング＆ブランディング
030345 APS HT 2 300
Destination Marketing and Branding
ホスピタリティ・マーケティング

030346 APS HT 2 300
Hospitality Marketing
リゾートマネジメント
030347 APS HT 2 300
Resort Management
観光社会学
030350 APS HT 2 200
Sociology of Tourism
観光政策
030360 APS HT 2 200
Tourism Policy
エコ・ツーリズム論
030400 APS HT,ED 2 300
Ecotourism
ビジネス・ツーリズム論
030401 APS HT 2 300
The Business Tourism Industry
調査・研究入門 APS
030511 APS 2 200
Introduction to Research Methods only
Seminar Subjects
特殊講義（文化・社会・メディア）
030515 APS CSM 2 300 ○
Special Lecture (Culture, Society and Media)
特殊講義（国際関係）
030516 APS IRP 2 300 ○
Special Lecture (International Relations and Peace Studies)
特殊講義（環境・開発）
030517 APS ED 2 300 ○
Special Lecture (Environment and Development)
特殊講義（観光学）
030518 APS HT 2 300 ○
Special Lecture (Hospitality and Tourism)
卒業研究
030540 APS 2 400
Research Seminar
卒業論文卒業研究
030541 APS 4 400
Undergraduate Thesis Research Seminar
プロジェクト研究
030545 APS 2 300 ○
Applied Training
特殊講義（専門教育科目）
030550 APS 2 200 ○
Special Lecture (Asia Pacific Studies)
030553 APS 2 300 ▪ By the end of AY 2019 ○
Special Lecture (Asia Pacific Studies)
基礎数学
030564 APM 2 100
Fundamental Mathematics
ビジネス数学
030565 APM ALL● 2 100
Business Mathematics
経営学入門
030566 APM ALL● 2 100
Introduction to Management
会計学 I
030571 APM ALL■ 2 100

Accounting I
会計学 II
030572 APM ALL■ 2 100
Accounting II
経営情報システム
030595 APM SMO 2 300
Management Information System
ビジネス法
030597 APM 2 200 ▪ By the end of AY 2018
Business Law
121
Study at APU

金融論
030600 APM ALL■ 2 200
Finance
コーポレート・ファイナンス
030602 APM AF 2 200
Corporate Finance
マーケティング入門
030605 APM ALL■ 2 200
Principles of Marketing
組織行動論
030606 APM ALL■ 2 200
Organizational Behavior
原価会計
Subject List
030611 APM AF 2 200

Cost Accounting
Curriculum
生産管理論
030630 APM IE 2 300
AY 2011 Curriculum
Production Management
ミクロ経済学
030673 APM IE 2 200
Microeconomics
マクロ経済学
030674 APM IE 2 200
Macroeconomics
アジア経済論
030675 APM IE 2 300
Asian Economy
開発・生産システム論
030676 APM IE 2 300
■
Development and Production Systems

財務会計論 I
030701 APM AF 2 200
Financial AccountingI
Course Registration
財務会計論 II
030702 APM AF 2 200
Financial AccountingII
管理会計論
030710 APM AF 2 300
Management Accounting
上級会計
030714 APM AF 2 300
Advanced Accounting
監査
030715 APM AF 2 300
Auditing
金融市場と金融制度
030716 APM AF 2 300
Financial Market and Institutions
投資・証券分析
030717 APM AF 2 300
Investment and Securities Analysis
投資戦略
030718 APM AF 2 300

Investment Strategy
技術経営
030721 APM IE 2 300
Technology Management
APS オペレーションズ・リサーチ
030740 HT IE 2 300
APM Operations Research
マーケティング・リサーチ
030750 APM M 2 300
Marketing Research
消費者行動論
030760 APM M 2 300
Consumer Behavior
国際経営論
030800 APM M,SMO 2 200 ▪ By the end of AY 2018
International Management
国際金融論
030820 APM AF 2 300
International Finance
Seminar Subjects
国際会計
030861 APM AF 2 300
International Accounting
国際マーケティング論
030870 APM M 2 300
International Marketing
国際取引
030892 APM SMO 2 300
International Transactions
卒業研究
031070 APM ALL 2 400
Research Seminar
卒業論文卒業研究
031071 APM ALL 4 400
Undergraduate Thesis Research Seminar
プロジェクト研究
031073 APM 2 300 ○
Applied Training
031080 APM 2 200 ○
Special Lecture (Management)
031084 APM 2 300 ▪ By the end of AY 2019 ○
Special Lecture (Management)
社会心理学
032005 APS CSM 2 200
Social Psychology
教育と社会
032006 APS CSM 2 300
Education and Society
国際政治史
032015 APS IRP 2 200
History of International Politics
国際協力論
032019 APS IRP,ED 2 200
International Cooperation
フィールド・スタディ
032040 APS 2 200 ○

Field Study
専門演習 I
032060 APS 2 300
Major Seminar I
専門演習 II
032070 APS 2 300
Major Seminar II
APS 開発経済学 S200
032080 ED IE 2
APM Development Economics M300
APS
APM
122
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APS 国際経済学
032081 ED IE 2 300
APM International Economics
APS 国際政治経済学
032082 IRP IE 2 300
APM International Political Economy
APS 人的資源管理論
032083 HT SMO 2 200
APM Human Resource Management
ビジネス法務戦略
033011 APM 2 300
Legal Strategy in Business
■
国際比較経営
033013 APM SMO 2 300 ▪ By the end of AY 2019
AY 2011 Curriculum
International Comparative Management
Curriculum
サプライ・チェーン・マネジメント
033018 APM M 2 300
Supply Chain Management
アントレプレナーシップ
033019 APM SMO,IE 2 200
Entrepreneurship
ブランドマネジメント
033022 APM M 2 300
Subject List
Brand Management
販売・プロモーションマネジメント
033023 APM M 2 300
Promotion and Sales Management
マーケティングデータ分析
033024 APM M 2 300 ◆
Marketing Data Analysis
Eコマース
033025 APM M 2 200
E-Commerce
国際物流論
Course Registration
033026 APM M,SMO 2 200
International Logistics
サービスマネジメント
033027 APM M,SMO 2 300
Service Management
国際人的資源管理論
033028 APM SMO 2 300 ▪ By the end of AY 2019
Global Human Resource Management
ファミリービジネス
033029 APM SMO 2 300
Family Business Management
経営戦略論
033030 APM SMO 2 300
Strategic Management
会社法
033032 APM 2 200 ▪ By the end of AY 2018
Corporate Law
ビジネスエシックス

033033 APM 2 300
Business Ethics
フィールド・スタディ
033040 APM 2 200 ○
Field Study
専門演習 I
033060 APM ALL 2 300
Major Seminar I
専門演習 II
033070 APM ALL 2 300
Major Seminar II
キャリア日本語日本語上級 Students who completed 'Career
017001 Language 2 300 ★ Japanese I （011300） '
Career Japanese Advanced Japanese can not take this course.
日本語ビジネスコミュニケーションA 日本語上級 Students who completed 'Career
017002 Language 2 300 ★ Japanese II (011301)'
Business Communication in Japanese A Advanced Japanese can not take this course.
日本語ビジネスコミュニケーションB 日本語上級 Students who completed 'Career
017003 Language 2 300 ★ Japanese III (011302)'
Business Communication in Japanese B Advanced Japanese can not take this course.
Seminar Subjects
日本語・日本文化日本語上級 Students who completed 'Japanese
017004 Language 2 300 ★ Language and Culture I (011400)'
Language and Culture in Japan Advanced Japanese can not take this course.
日本語・日本社会日本語上級 Students who completed 'Japanese
017005 Language 2 300 ★ Language and Culture Ⅱ (011401)'
Language and Social Topics in Japan Advanced Japanese can not take this course.
英語検定試験対策講座I
017013 Language 2 200 ★
English Proficiency Test Preparation Course I
英語検定試験対策講座II
017014 Language 2 200 ★
English Proficiency Test Preparation Course II
英語検定試験対策講座III
017015 Language 2 200 ★
English Proficiency Test Preparation Course III
Liberal 日本語教育のための日本語学日本語上級（日本語基準学生は前提科目なし） Students who completed
017019 2 200 ★ 'TJSOL I （021102） '
Arts Japanese Linguistics for Japanese Language Education Advanced Japanese can not take this course.
国連公用語概論I
017021 Language 2 200 ★
Introduction to Official Languages of the United Nations I
国連公用語概論II
017022 Language 2 200 ★
Introduction to Official Languages of the United Nations II
国連公用語概論III
017023 Language 2 200 ★
Introduction to Official Languages of the United Nations III
Liberal 日本語教授法日本語上級（日本語基準学生は前提科目なし） Students who completed
017024 2 300 ★ 'TJSOL Ⅱ（021103） '
Arts Japanese Language Teaching Advanced Japanese can not take this course.
Liberal 平和・ヒューマニティ・民主主義
027004 2 100 ★
Arts Peace, Humanity and Democracy
Liberal 多文化比較論
027005 2 100 ★
Arts Studies of Multicultural Comparison
Liberal 海外学習デザイン
027006 2 100 ★
Arts Overseas Learning Design
Liberal 日本の地理
027007 2 100 ★
Arts Japanese Geography
Liberal 特殊講義(日本学）
027008 2 100 ★ ○
Arts Special Lecture (Japanese Studies)
Liberal ロジカルシンキングとフレームワーク
027009 2 100 ★
Arts Logical Thinking and Framework
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Liberal ピアリーダートレーニング入門 Students who completed
027011 2 100 ★ 'Introduction to APU (020123)'
Arts Introduction to Peer Leader Training can not take this course.
Liberal ネゴシエーションスキル
027020 2 200 ★
Arts Negotiation Skills
Liberal プログラミング
027021 2 100 ★
Arts Programming
Liberal 日本の伝統芸能
027024 2 200 ★
Arts Traditional Japanese Arts
Liberal メディア制作ラボ
Subject List
027026 2 200 ★ ○
Arts Media Production Lab
Curriculum
Liberal データマイニング
027027 2 200 ★
AY 2011 Curriculum
Arts Data Mining

Liberal 特殊講義（ICT）
027028 2 300 ★ ○
Arts Special Lecture (ICT)
Liberal 異文化フィールドワークII
027037 2 100 ★
Arts Intercultural Fieldwork II
日本の対外関係史
037101 APS CSM,IRP 2 300 ★
History of Japanese Foreign Relations
国際関係理論
037102 APS IRP 2 200 ★
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International Relations Theory

日本の外交政策
037103 APS IRP 2 300 ★
Foreign Policy of Japan
環境コミュニケーション
Course Registration
037104 APS ED 2 300 ★

Environmental Communication
観光文化論と観光史
037105 APS HT 2 200 ★
Culture and History of Tourism
観光とソーシャルメディア
037106 APS HT 2 300 ★
Tourism and Social Media
農業遺産とツーリズム
037107 APS HT 2 300 ★
Agri-heritage and Tourism
イベントマネジメント
037112 APS HT 2 200 ★
Event and Festival Management
地域研究
037148 APS CSM 2 200 ★ ○
Area Studies
ソーシャルアントレプレナーシップ
037201 APM 2 200 ★

Social Entrepreneurship
会計　特殊講義
037202 APM AF 2 300 ★ ○
Special Lecture in Accounting
ファイナンス　特殊講義
037203 APM AF 2 300 ★ ○
Special Lecture in Finance
マーケティング　特殊講義
037204 APM M 2 300 ★ ○
Special Lecture in Marketing
経営戦略と組織　特殊講義
037205 APM SMO 2 300 ★ ○
Special Lecture in Strategic Management & Organization
イノベーション　特殊講義
037206 APM IE 2 300 ★ ○
Special Lecture in Innovation
経済学　特殊講義
037207 APM IE 2 300 ★ ○
Special Lecture in Economics
Seminar Subjects
ビジネスケース分析・コミュニケーション
037208 APM 2 300 ★ ○
Business Case Analysis & Communication
ビジネスインターンシップ
037209 APM 2 300 ★ ○
Business Internship
グローバルマネジメント (Capstone)
037210 APM 2 400 ★
Global Management (Capstone)
ビジネスデータ分析 Students who completed
037211 APM M 2 300 ★ 'Marketing Data Analysis　(033024)'
Business Data Analysis can not take this course.
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Study at APU

2.3 AY 2011 Curriculum

2.3.1 College of Asia Pacific Studies (APS)

as a result of reinstatement or re-enrollment, will be the same semester as students in

Bachelor of Social Science

環境・開発 Environment and Development

観光学 Hospitality and Tourism

国際関係 International Relations and Peace Studies

文化・社会・メディア Culture, Society and Media

Subject Field Subjects Counted Toward Subject Field

AY 2011 Curriculum (APS)

Examinations and Grading

・Japanese-basis domestic students must complete at least 20 credits of Common Liberal

Major Education Subjects at least 62

General Electives at least 22

counted toward this total.

General Electives at least 22

Bachelor of Business Administration

Examinations and Grading

会計・ファイナンス Accounting and Finance

経営戦略と組織 Strategic Management and Organization

イノベーション・経済学 Innovation and Economics

Subject Field Subjects Counted Toward Subject Field

Common Japanese-basis students: English

Education English-basis students: Japanese

and Major Education Subjects exceeding those required for graduation

Electives 2nd year)

Liberal Arts Subjects at least 124

Examinations and Grading

Off-campus Study Programs

Subject Name Description

AccountingⅠ Accounting is often called the "language of business" and it is as important

as the basics of corporate finance.

Examinations and Grading

English Standard Track

English A (4) English B (2) by University

Intermediate Intermediate Registered

Language Presentations (2) Registered

Purposes English Project 1 (2)

English Advanced Track

Advanced English 1B (2) 500-524 Required

English Project 2 (2)

Registration of English Language Subjects by English-basis students

the "Advanced Track" level.

●Registration of Advanced English 1A・1B

Examinations and Grading

Level of Registered English Proficiency Test which

Elementary English A・B Progress Test

Pre-Intermediate English A・B Progress Test

Intermediate English A・B TOEFL ITP® Test

Upper-Intermediate English A・B TOEFL ITP® Test

● TOEFL ITP® Test

〈AY 2018 Mandatory Test Schedule for Japanese-basis students〉

●TOEFL ITP® Test

Semester Schedule Target Students

Students taking "Intermediate English," "Upper-

Spring Semester Sun., July 8, 2018

↓Pass or Exempted Japanese Project A (2)

Examinations and Grading

Career Japanese Ⅱ Career JapaneseⅠ

Asia Pacific Languages (AP Languages)

Language Levels (Credits)

Malay-Indonesian Ⅰ(4), Ⅱ (4), Ⅲ (4), Ⅳ (2)

●Registration of Advanced English 1A・1B

●TOEFL ITP® Test

科目CD 分野学修分野/Area 科目名単位グレード番号前提科目 AY 2017 Curriculum Reform 備考

科目CD 分野学修分野/Area 科目名単位グレード番号前提科目 AY 2017 Curriculum Reform 備考

科目CD 分野学修分野/Area 科目名単位グレード番号前提科目 AY 2017 Curriculum Reform 備考