The seminar is concerned with the status, functions and features of both native and non-native varieties of English from sociolinguistic perspectives.

Learn the importance of innovation and entrepreneurship, innovation as a management process, and strategies taken by successful, innovative companies.

This seminar is designed for students who are interested in strategy and management in international business, and covers various fields such as international communication, negotiation, and brand management

The seminar will examine shifts in power distribution among great powers, prospects for global governance, and competition among differing norms and values.

We explore and analyze the interconnections among systems of inequalities and how they impact the individual and society.

The seminar explores effective teaching and learning in language education: it focuses on the theoretical and practical aspects of second language learning (SLL) and second language (L2) teacher education.

We approach literature through reading novels and short stories, discussing theory, and composing and revising our own pieces of short fiction.

We learn various different media theories to consider contemporary issues through examining anime, manga, games, SNS, and fashion.

Students develop their ability to critically analyze how the self and culture interact to shape how we feel, think, and behave. They also get to conduct real psychology experiments!

Using the lens of sustainability, this seminar considers tourism from a variety of perspectives. Students learn and apply theories to a range of cases drawn from a variety of destinations around the world.