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Department of Business Administration

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, which are 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, 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, students select courses from a vast array of courses in light of their perceived future careers. In the courses on accounting/finance, which is a study primarily based on the corporate perspective, students will study the accounting field, which is the common language of business, and the finance field, which pertains to the procurement and management of funds, in order to enhance their professional skills. Moreover, in the courses on strategy/management, which are based on the perception of international markets, students 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 electives)

Required Credits for Graduation / 124 Credits
Key Subjects (Required Electives)
Category Subjects
1st year

  • Introduction to Business Administration I,II
  • Introduction to Trade and Marketing I,II
  • Introduction to Accounting I,II

1st and 2nd year

  • Introduction to Fundamental Analysis for Business Data Analysis I,ll
  • Introduction to Linear Algebra for Business Data Analysis I,ll
  • Information and Computer Network Literacy
  • Introduction to Microeconomics
  • Foundation of Finance l,ll

1st – 4th year

  • Advanced International Communication

2nd year

  • Management l,ll
  • Business Strategy l,ll
  • Marketing
  • Marketing Channels
  • Financial Accounting
  • Managerial Accounting
  • Management Information System l,ll
  • Finance l,ll
  • Global Cultural Awareness l,ll
Specialized Subjects in Department of Business Administration (Required Electives)
Category Subjects
Subjects Related to Strategy/Management 1st and 2nd year

  • Basic Business Data Analysis I,ll

2nd year

  • Cyber Business Planning Project l,lll

3rd year

  • Seminar on Business l

3rd and 4th year

  • Business History l,ll
  • Corporate Law and Practice l,ll
  • Corporate Strategy and Policy l,ll
  • Organization Theory l,ll
  • Organizational Psychology l,ll
  • Human Resource Development l,ll
  • Human Resources Management l,ll
  • Supply Chain Management l,ll
  • Innovative Business Strategy l,ll
  • Applied Business Data Analysis I,ll
  • Management Information Systems l,ll
  • Management Science l,ll
  • Management of Industrial Health and Safety
  • Health Care Businesses
  • Advanced Strategy and Management l~lV

4th year

  • Seminar on Business ll
Subjects Related to Accounting/Finance 1st and 2nd year

  • Bookkeeping l

3rd year

  • Seminar on Business l

3rd and 4th year

  • Bookkeeping ll
  • Corporate Valuation l,ll
  • Positive Accounting Theory l,ll
  • Accounting Information Theory l,ll
  • Financial Analysis l,ll
  • Legal Financial Accounting l,ll
  • International Accounting l,ll
  • Tax Accounting l,ll
  • Auditing l,ll
  • Cost Accounting
  • Cost Management
  • Accounting in Business Decisions
  • Budgetary Control
  • Strategic Management Accounting l,ll
  • Financial Management l,ll
  • Investments l,ll
  • Financial Risk Management l,ll
  • Corporate Finance l,ll
  • Advanced Accounting and Finance l~lV

4th year

  • Seminar on Business ll
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.

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

General Reading, General Writing, Oral Communication

2nd year :

Academic Reading (A) and (B), Academic Writing, Business Communication

3rd year :

Advanced English, Media English, Speech Clinic

Free Elective Subjects
1st - 4th year :

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