Siebold University of Nagasaki

General Curriculum

Lecture Courses-Faculty Level

Information Processing
Health and Lifestyle
International Understanding and Language
Human Inquiry and Expression
Understanding Contemporary Society
Science, Technology, and the Environment
Vocation and Internship
Omnibus Courses
Courses for Overseas Students
*See The General Curriculum for complete course listings

Nagasaki Studies1 (Introduction)
International Organizations - their structure and functions of them -
Regional Economy and Information
Theory of Journalism I
Analysis of International Information
International Communications Concepts

Specialized Courses-Departmental Level

Fundamental Courses in English

CALL Intensive I		English Pronunciation Drill		Basic Reading
Basic English Grammar		Oral Communication I		Basic Writing

Lecture Courses-Departmental Level

Seminars

International Relations Courses

Culture and Communications Courses

Basic Seminar
Course Seminar A,B,C,D
Specialized Seminar A,B

International Law-I
International Law-II
International Human Rights Law
Elementary Strategic Studies
History of International Relations
International Politics I
International Politics II
International Politics Seminar I
International Politics Seminar II
Japanese Diplomacy I
Japanese Diplomacy II
United States Foreign Policy
US-Japan Relations
East Asian International Relations I
East Asian International Relations II
International Business
International Volunteer Work
Development Assistance
International Society and Islam
Modern Eurasia
International Economics
International Economic Law
Environmental Problems
Japanese Economy (2008-)
Nagasaki Studies4 (Nagasaki Regional

Economy)

Local Self-Government and Regional

Decentralization

Area Studies (Europe)
Area Studies (The United States)
Area Studies (China)
Area studies (Korea)
Area Studies (South East Asia)
Topics in Modern China

Comparative Culture I
Comparative Culture II
Cultural Anthropology
History of Japanese Culture
History of Western Culture
Nagasaki Studies2

(Nagasaki Culture and History)

Nagasaki Studies3

(Japanese Literature and Nagasaki)

History of Japanese Art
Archeology
Western Thought and Culture
American Culture
American Literature
English Literature
Asian Culture
Japanese-Korean Cultural Exchange
History of the Relationship between

Islam and the West

History of the Mediterranean Society
Folklore
Art and Culture
History of Japanese Thought
Literature and Author Theory I
Literature and Author Theory II
Linguistics I
Linguistics II
English Phonetics
Culture and Communications I
Culture and Communications II
Short-term Language Study Abroad B
(Chinese)
Short-term Language Study Abroad C
(Korean)
History of East Asia
Japanese Culture in English
The Japanese and Their Religions

Course of Study

Reading I Reading III English Grammar Academic Writing Screen English Business English I English in the News Interpretation I Oral Communication II Basic Speech CALL Intensive II Seminar in English I Cross-Cultural Communication I Intensive A	Reading II Essay Writing Internet English Business English II Interpretation II Oral Communication III Basic Debate Seminar in English II Cross-Cultural Communication II Intensive B
Short-term Language Study Abroad A (English)

Graduation Thesis

Specialized Courses in Museum Studies (Museology)
Introduction to Museology Museum Administration Museology Training2 Further Learning Principles of Education	Artifacts and Museology Museology Training1 Museology Training3 Educating Through Audiovisual Media

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