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课程编制

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Lists Subjects that students of respective courses can take

Required Credits for Graduation / 132 Credits

• General Law Course
• Business Law and Practice Course
• Public Administration and Politics Course
• Legal Profession Course
• Adjunct Legal Profession Course
• International Liaison Law Course
• Aoyama Standard Subjects
• Foreign Language Subjects
• Free Elective Subjects

General Law Course

Category	Subjects
[ Compulsory Subjects ]	1st year Civil Law I Constitution I Introduction to Law 2nd year Criminal Law I
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects A ]	1st and 2nd year Administration and Law Business and Law Civil Life and Tax Law History of Japanese Politics History of Legal Thoughts International Society and Law Internet and Law Introduction to Foreign Law Judicial System and Law Labor and Law Principles of Politics Reading Laws and Ordinances Regional Community and Law I, II 2nd year Constitution II Civil Law II, III Commercial Code (Corporate Law)
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects B ]	3rd and 4th year Administrative Law l Civil Law lV Civil Procedure l Commercial Law (General, Commercial Transaction) Criminal Procedure Philosophy of Law History of Political Thought International Law l Internship Public Administration Study of European Legal History Study of Japanese Legal History Theory of Political Process
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects C] ]	3rd and 4th year Administrative Law II, III American Law (Commercial Code and Corporate Law) American Law (Constitution and Judicial System) American Law (Contract) American Law (Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure) American Law (Family Law) American Law (Property and Secured Transaction) American Law (Tort and Product Liability) Asian Law Banking Law Chinese Law l – lV Civil Law V Civil Procedure ll Commercial Law (Bill, Check, Insurance) Communications Law Comparative Constitutional Law Comparative Politics Conflicts of Laws l, II Consumer Law Criminal Law ll Criminology Economic Law Education Law Employment Relations Law English Law Environmental Law EU Law French Law German Law Industrial Relations Law Intellectual Property Law l – lV International Law II International Relations International Transaction l – III Latin American Law Local Government Law Public Sector Labor Law Reading English Textbooks Social Security Law Sociology of Law Special Lecture (Constitution) Tax Law Western Political History

Business Law and Practice Course

Category	Subjects
[ Compulsory Subjects ]	1st year Civil Law I Constitution I Introduction to Law 2nd year Criminal Law I
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects A ]	1st and 2nd year Business and Law 2nd year Civil Law II, III Commercial Code (Corporate Law) 3rd and 4th year Civil Law IV Commercial Code (Bill, Check) Corporate Legal Affairs
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects B ]	1st and 2nd year International Society and Law 3rd and 4th year Chinese Law III, IV Civil Law V Civil Procedure l,ll Commercial Code (General, Commercial Transaction) Commercial Code (Insurance Law) Commercial Code (Shipping Law, Law of Air) Economic Law Philosophy of Law
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects C ]	3rd and 4th year American Law (Contract) American Law (Intellectual Property) American Law (Property and Secured Transaction) American Law (Tort and Product Liability) Banking Law Bankruptcy Law Conflicts of Laws Consumer Law Criminal Law ll Employment Policy Law Employment Relations Law Financial Transaction Law Industrial Relations Law Intellectual Property Law l – IV International Labor Law International Transaction l – III Tax Law

Public Administration and Politics Course

Category	Subjects
[ Compulsory Subjects ]	1st year Civil Law I Constitution I Introduction to Law 2nd year Criminal Law I
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects A ]	1st and 2nd year History of Japanese Politics Principles of Politics 2nd year Constitution II 3rd and 4th year Administrative Law I International Law I Public Administration
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects B ]	1st and 2nd year Administration and Law Civil Life and Tax Law Reading Laws and Ordinances Special Lecture (Constitution) 3rd and 4th year Administrative Law II Communications Law Comparative Constitutional Law Comparative Politics Consumer Law Education Law Environmental Law Introduction to Legislative Process Local Government Law NPO and National Public Policy Special Seminar (Administrative Law) Social Security Law Tax Law Theory of Political Process
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects C ]	2nd year Civil Law II, III Commercial Code (Corporate Law) 3rd and 4th year Administrative Law III Civil Law lV, V Civil Procedure l, ll Criminal Law ll Criminal Procedure Criminology Diplomatic History Economic Law Employment Relations Law History of Political Thought Industrial Relations Law International Law ll International Relations Legal English on the Internet Philosophy of Law Public Sector Labor Law Sociology of Law

Legal Profession Course

Category	Subjects
[ Compulsory Subjects ]	1st year Civil Law I Constitution I Introduction to Law 2nd year Criminal Law I
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects A ]	1st and 2nd year Lawyer in the Modern Times 2nd year Civil Law II, III Commercial Code (Corporate Law) Constitution II 3rd and 4th year Administrative Law I, II Advanced Seminar (Civil Law) Advanced Seminar (Constitution) Advanced Seminar (Criminal Law) Civil Law IV Civil Procedure I, II Criminal Law II Criminal Procedure
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects B ]	1st and 2nd year History of Legal Thoughts Special Lecture (Constitution) 2nd year Basic Seminar (Civil Laws) Basic Seminar (Constitution) Basic Seminar (Criminal Laws) 3rd and 4th year Civil Law V Commercial Code (Bill, Check) Commercial Code (General, Commercial Transaction) Philosophy of Law Special Seminar (Civil Law) Special Seminar (Commercial Code) Special Seminar (Constitution) Special Seminar (Criminal Law)
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects C ]	1st and 2nd year Administration and Law Business and Law Civil Life and Tax Law International Society and Law Internet and Law Judicial System and Law Labor and Law Reading Laws and Ordinances 3rd and 4th year Bankruptcy Law Conflicts of Laws Conflicts of Laws I, II Criminology Economic Law Employment Relations Law Environmental Law Intellectual Property Law l - lV International Law l, II Introduction to Foreign Law Roman Law Sociology of Law Study of Japanese Legal History Study of European Legal History

Adjunct Legal Profession Course

Category	Subjects
[ Compulsory Subjects ]	1st year Civil Law I Constitution I Introduction to Law 2nd year Criminal Law I
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects A ]	2nd year Civil Law II, III Commercial Code (Corporate Law) 3rd and 4th year Civil Law IV Civil Procedure I, II
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects B ]	1st and 2nd year Administration and Law Business and Law Civil Life and Tax Law Judicial System and Law Reading Laws and Ordinances 2nd year Constitution II 3rd and 4th year Administrative Law l - III Banking Law Bankruptcy Law Civil Law V Commercial Code (Bill, Check) Commercial Code (General, Commercial Transaction) Commercial Code (Insurance Law) Conflicts of Laws Conflicts of Laws I, II Consumer Law Criminal Law II Economic Law Financial Transaction Law Intellectual Property Law l - IV Law of Lease-lands, Dwellings and Buildings Local Government Law Real Estate Law Registration Law Tax Law
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects C ]	1st and 2nd year History of Legal Thoughts Introduction to Foreign Law 3rd and 4th year International Law l Philosophy of Law Sociology of Law

International Liaison Law Course

Category	Subjects
[ Compulsory Subjects ]	1st year Introduction to Law Civil Law I Constitution I 2nd year Criminal Law I
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects A ]	1st and 2nd year American Society and Law Chinese Society and Law International Society and Law Introduction to Foreign Law 3rd and 4th year Conflicts of Laws Conflicts of Laws I, II International Law I, II International Transaction I - III Special Lecture on American Law
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects B ]	1st and 2nd year Internet and Law Principles of Politics Study Abroad Program A – E 2nd year Civil Law II, III Comparative Law Reading English Book on Comparative Law 3rd and 4th year American Law (Commercial Code and Corporate Law) American Law (Constitution and Judicial System) American Law (Contract) American Law (Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure) American Law (Family Law) American Law (Intellectual Property) American Law (Property and Secured Transaction) American Law (Tort and Product Liability) Asian Law Chinese Law l - IV Civil Law lV Civil Procedure l Commercial Code (Corporate Law) Commercial Law (Shipping Law, Law of Air) English Law EU Law French Law German Law Latin American Law Philosophy of Law
[ Compulsory Elective Subjects C ]	1st and 2nd year History of Japanese Politics History of Legal Thoughts 2nd year Constitution II 3rd and 4th year Civil Law V Comparative Constitutional Law Comparative Politics Criminal Law II Criminal Procedure Diplomatic History History of Political Thought Intellectual Property Law l - IV International Labor Law International Relations Legal English on the Internet Reading English Textbooks Reading German Textbooks Reading French Textbooks Roman Law Study of European Legal History Western Political History

The Aoyama Standard Subjects

1st - 4th year :

School-wide universal education system where experts in wide-ranging academic fields transcending the framework of colleges/schools and departments stimulate interest in learning and provide guidance.

The Aoyama Standard

Foreign Language Subjects

[ 1st Language ] 1st year :

Communication & Reading (I), Communication & Usage (I), English Language Proficiency Test Course I - IV, Elementary Japanese (A) - (C) for International Student, Oral English (I)

[ 1st Language ] 2nd year :

Communication & Reading (II), Communication & Usage (II), Intermediate Japanese (A) (B) for International Student, Oral English (II)

[ 1st Language ] 3rd and 4th year :

Advanced Japanese for International Student, English Workshop A - D, Oral English (III)

[ 2nd Language ] 2nd year :

Chinese II, Chinese II (A) - (F), Chinese Conversation I, English (IIA) (IIB) for International Student, French II, French II (A) - (F), French Conversation I, German II, German II (A) - (E), German Conversation I, Japanese II for International Student, Korean II, Korean Conversation I, Russian II, Russian Conversation I, Spanish II, Spanish II (A) - (D), Spanish Conversation I

[ 2nd Language ] 3rd and 4th year :

Chinese III, Chinese Conversation II, English III for International Student, French III (A) (B), French Conversation II, German III, German Conversation II, Japanese (I) – (III) for International Exchange Student, Japanese III for International Student, Korean III, Russian III, Spanish III, Spanish Conversation II

Free Elective Subjects

1st - 4th year :

Students can freely select from departmental subjects, Aoyama Standard Subjects, Foreign Language Elective Subjects (at least minimum credits required), as well as subjects offered by other colleges/schools.

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