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Introductory Seminar GSG Zemi Research Convention Advanced Seminar / Graduation Research JP Advanced Seminar /Graduation Research In the College of International Relations, over their third and fourth years (four semesters), students will take 専門演習 / Advanced Seminar, and in their fourth year, during their eighth semester, it is required that 卒業研究 / Graduation Research be completed. During the two years that they spend in their Advanced Seminar, students will study in a small group environment, and in their final semester, they will complete their graduation thesis based on the research topic they have chosen. 履修スケジュール 3rd year 4th year Total 5th semester 6th semester 7th semester 8th semester IRInternational Relations Major 専門演習2credits 専門演習2credits 専門演習2credits 専門演習2credits 専門演習8credits＋卒業研究2credits 卒業研究2credits GSGlobal Studies Major Advanced Seminar2credits Advanced Seminar2credits Advanced Seminar2credits Advanced Seminar2credits Advanced Seminar8credits＋Graduation Research2credits Graduation Research2credits * 専門演習 will be conducted in Japanese, Advanced Seminar will be conducted in English. * Students who have participated in a study abroad program in their third or fourth year will be eligible to graduate if they have completed two semesters (four credits) of a zemi. 専門演習 / Advanced Seminar Determining a Class In their second year (during their fourth semester), students will decide the 専門演習 / Advanced Seminar that they will study for the next two years. Students will apply by choosing a class that will allow them to research a theme of their interest with a professor from whom they would like to learn. It is possible for students studying International Relations to study English-language Advance Seminar courses, as well as for Global Studies students to choose 専門演習 courses that are conducted in Japanese. 専門演習 / Advanced Seminar is a requirement, so all students must enroll in an Advanced Seminar course. College of International Relations, 専門演習 / Advanced Seminar at a Glance. Zemi Research Convention Every fall, presentations are given at this gathering. Groups that were formed in the 専門演習 / Advanced Seminar class spend several months preparing research and then present their results in front of an audience. The audience consists of a mixed variety of people, including first- and second-year students, working alumni, and human resources personnel from outside companies. This is an excellent chance to present research results and receive direct feedback from an audience. Zemi Research Convention Graduation Research Graduation Research In the College of International Relations, graduation research is the culmination of four years of college study. In the eighth semester, all students will submit their graduation theses (required). Students will spend their final two years researching a theme that is of interest or concern to them and use that research as the foundation of their graduation thesis. Number of Characters for Graduation Thesis English: approximately 10,000 words, double-spaced Japanese: approximately 20,000 characters Thesis Language International Relations major: Japanese or English Global Studies major: English Graduation Thesis Commendation System Those theses that are deemed outstanding and have been recommended by a professor will be considered for special commendation. Students who have authored winning theses will receive a special commendation at the graduation ceremony. Their theses will also be displayed for current students to view as exemplary models. Themes of previous award-winning theses (ex.) Globalization of Capital and Finance and "Economic Growth - Inequality - Poverty Reduction" - Empirical Analysis of Indonesia from 1983 to 2020 - Logic of Choice: Strategy of Division, Strategy of Cohesion and Tug of War between Japan, the United States and China in the Early Cold War Effectiveness and Future Direction of International Assistance in the Field of Logistics Infrastructure Why did the United States withdraw from the INF Treaty: An Analysis of the American Foreign Policy Decision-making Process Using the Policy Window Model Searching for Reconciliation:The Prospects of Transformative Justice in Afghanistan Analyzing Stateless Asylum-Seeking and Refugee Children in the Republic of Korea China, Japan, and the Making of Modern International Relations in East Asia: Tribute, Treaty, and Transition 在学生インタビュー People of IR #16 専門演習での研究を通し国際紛争を回避するための「人類共通の目標」は何かを探りたい。 Read More People of IR #12 ゼミでのディスカッションを通じて、客観的に考え、論理的に説明する力が身につきました。 Read More --> Close 国際関係学部ゼミ一覧 専門演習 益田 実 20世紀の欧米政治と国際関係20世紀の欧米政治と国際関係 足立 研幾 国際政治学―グローバル化の進展と国際秩序 南野 泰義 現代政治学ゼミ――現代の政治課題と国際・国内秩序形成めぐる比較研究 西村 智朗 現代国際法の課題 オープンゼミナール2021「感染症に負けてたまるか!!!-コロナ禍において必要な国際法-」 オープンゼミナールで「AI兵器の脅威と国際法における今後の課題」を発表 本名 純 東南アジア地域研究 末近 浩太 中東・イスラーム地域研究 岩田 拓夫 途上国を主な研究対象とする比較政治（など） 川村 仁子 グローバル・リスクとグローバル秩序 石川 幸子 紛争・平和と国際協力 松田 正彦 地域開発論ゼミ オープンゼミナール2023「地域活動継続に関する考察～徳島県上勝町を事例として～」 森岡 真史 経済成長と人間の幸福——国際的・国内的な所得格差の視点から考える オープンゼミナール2022「都市開発の光と影」 板木 雅彦 先端半導体とAIからみた米中対立の構図 オープンゼミナール2021「円、ドル、ユーロ、“Libra”ーFacebookがお金の常識を変えるー」 オープンゼミナール2021「千年の都が10年以内に財政破綻？ 京都市財政まっかっかの本質に迫る!!」 林 大祐 地球環境の政治経済学 星野 郁 グローバルな政治・経済の現状と行方 オープンゼミナール2022「サステイナブル養殖漁業～IoTビジネスの可能性～」 嶋田 晴行 開発課題、国際協力について考える ポスターセッションで学びの成果を学内外に発表　オープンゼミナール2019で優勝 渡邉 松男 開発政策、経済開発 植松 大輝 データで学ぶ国際開発 中本 真生子 比較文化論 オープンゼミナール2023「クレヨンしんちゃんから見る日本社会におけるジェンダー意識の変容」 オープンゼミナール2022「先住民差別から黒人アリエルに：ディズニーの過去と現在の比較から見る変革」 大山 真司 メディア文化とメディア・文化産業を考える オープンゼミナール2023「メディアが生み出した地下アイドルとイメージ消費」 白戸 圭一 ジャーナリズムの実践 鳥山 純子 ジェンダーから考える現代社会 CHEUNG YUKMAN 文化社会学による近現代文化論：日本と世界社会から 園田 節子 東アジア地域研究と東アジアの人々 DANISMAN IDRIS 宗教のグローバル社会への影響：地域研究と宗教学の観点から考察する 松坂 裕晃 北アメリカ・アジア太平洋地域研究－帝国、（ポスト）植民地主義、人種・エスニシティを主なテーマとして Advanced Seminar ATAKA, Hiroaki Critical Approaches to International Relations Zemi Research Convention 2023 “Redefining BRICS Stereotypes : Uncovering the True Intentions of the Rising Global South Economic Forum” Zemi Research Convention 2022 "International Space Politics: a postcolonial analysis" KOGA BROWES, Scott Mass Media RAJKAI, Zsombor Tibor Advanced Studies in Society and Culture FUKUMI, Sayaka Security Studies SMITH, Nathaniel Michael Anthropology and Japan Studies FRENCH, Thomas W. 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