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Department of Business Administration

Students acquire assured wisdom and the ability to act to create a new market as a business entity.

How do businesses interrelated with society and markets evolve? Business administration is a field of study for scientifically and theoretically explaining actual corporate activity and for proposing their ideal form. A step inside the generally-defined area of "business administration" takes you into the three areas of business administration, trade and marketing, and accounting. These three areas together support the sound development of businesses. In the Department of Business Administration, students receive a well-balanced education in these three areas and can acquire theoretical and practical skills for realizing "better management." During their third year of study, students select subjects from a vast array of courses based on their perceived future careers. In order to improve their professional skills, students who study accounting/finance, courses primarily based on the corporate perspective, will learn about accounting, the common language of business, and finance, which pertains to the procurement and management of funds. Moreover, students who study strategy/management, courses based on the perception of international markets, will analyze management data, devise strategies to solve issues that were raised as a result of conducting these analyses, and envisage management of an organization for putting these strategies into effect in order to enhance their professional skills.

Campus of Attendance

First Year to Fourth Year :

Curriculum

Lists core subjects and specialized subjects of the Department of Business Administration

Required Credits for Graduation / 124 Credits
Key Subjects
Category Subjects
A: Basics Subjects (required compulsory) 1st year
・Management Basics A,B
・Introduction to Accounting I,II
B: Core Subjects (required electives) 1st year
・Introduction to Trade and Marketing I,II
・Basic Evidence based Management
・Introduction to Microeconomics I,II
・Introduction to Finance

2nd year
・Management I,II
・Business Strategy I,II
・Organization Theory I,II
・Financial Accounting I,II
・Managerial Accounting I,II
・Intermediate Bookkeeping I,II
・Cost Accounting I,II
・Marketing Basics C,D
・Marketing I,II
・Marketing Channels I,II
Specialized Subjects
Category Subjects
C: Subjects Related to Global Business (Required Electives) ・International Business English I,II
・Global Communication I,II
・Organizational Management A,B
・International Trade I,II
・Global Cultural Awareness I,II
・Academic Presentation
・Effective Negotiation
・Effective Speech
・Written Agreements
・Entrepreneurial Management I,II
・International Business I,II
・International Marketing
・International Cultural Seminar I,II
・Global Fashion Studies I,II
・British Society I,II
・Cultures and Societies in the English-speaking World I,II
・State of affairs in the Korean Peninsula I,II
・The World’s Languages and Cultures I,II
・Peace and Democratic Society I,II
D: Subjects Related to Business Administration (Required Electives) 《Subjects Related to Strategy/Management》

1st year 
・Introduction to Fundamental Analysis for Business Data Analysis I,II
・Introduction to Linear Algebra for Business Data Analysis I,II
・Basic Business Data Analysis I,II
・Information and Computer Network Literacy

2nd year
・Business Information I,II
・Corporate Strategy and Policy I,II
・Global Comparative Management A,B
・Career Design I,II
・Business History A,B
・Supply Chain Planning & Design Methods A,B
・Global Product and Service Strategy I,II
・Basic Seminar on Business I,II

3rd and 4th year
・Applied Business Data Analysis I,II
・Statistical Decision Theory I,II
・Applied Evidence based Management
・Supply Chain Management A,B
・Business Innovation
・Customer and Market Creation Strategy
・Human Resources Management I,II
・Management Science I,II
・Multidimensional Analysis on Human Behavior A,B
・Competitive Strategy I,II
・Advanced Strategy and Management A,B
・Corporate Law and Practice I,II
・Venture Management
・Management of Industrial Health and Safety
・Health Care Management
・Seminar on Business I(1),(2)
・Seminar on Business II(1),(2)

《Subjects Related to Accounting/Finance》

2nd year
・Business Analysis
・Investments I,II
・Business Game for Accounting
・International Accounting I,II
・Legal Financial Accounting A,B
・Strategic Management Accounting I,II
・Basic Seminar on Business I,II

3rd and 4th year
・Financial Consulting I,II
・Accounting Information Theory I,II
・Corporate Valuation I,II
・Positive Accounting Theory I,II
・Financial Analysis I,II
・Auditing I,II
・Tax Accounting I,II
・Managerial Decision-making
・Performance Measurement And Management Control
・Advanced Accounting and Finance A,B
・Seminar on Business I(1),(2)
・Seminar on Business II(1),(2)
E: Subjects Related to Marketing (Required Electives) 1st year
・Sport Management I,II

2nd year
・Marketing Workshop A~F
・Statistical Survey I,II
・Marketing Research
・Business Economics A,B 
・Finance I,II
・Special Issues in Marketing A

3rd and 4th year
・Special Issues in Marketing B~E
・Public Policy A,B
・Macromarketing A,B
・Marketing Data Analytics A,B
・Advertising Communication
・Services Marketing
・Social Marketing
・Relationship Marketing
・Brand Management
・Consumer Behavior A,B
・Corporate Finance I,II
・Risk Management I,II
・Transportation I,II
・Market and Business Environment
The Aoyama Standard Subjects
1st - 4th year :

A 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.

Foreign Language Subjects
[ 1st Foreign Language ] 1st year :

Intensive English A,B, Comprehensive English A,B

2nd year :

Intensive English C,D, Comprehensive English C,D

Free Elective Subjects
1st - 4th year :

Students are free to choose a variety of inner departmental subjects, university-wide standard subjects, foreign language subjects (take at least minimum credits required), and subjects offered by other schools at the university.