Social Information Studies Course
Social Information Studies Course
Discover modern problems from multiple perspectives and solve them on your own.
Our goal is to train "advanced economic and financial analysts," "advanced and tough organizational managers," and "advanced information systems specialists with a keen knowledge of organizations." We foster highly skilled individuals who can identify modern problems from multiple perspectives and solve them on their own.
The Social Informatics course has three perspectives. From the perspective of social science, courses such as Applied Economics I and II and Corporate Finance are offered to train talent who can analyze large amounts of data using information technology by combining theory and practice, understand logical approaches and theoretical backgrounds, and can provide answers to questions such as "why?". From the perspective of human-society-information integration, courses such as Knowledge Management are offered to train talent who can elucidate human psychology directly linked to economic activity, elucidate the human element in companies and policies, and elucidate the various influences that a knowledge-based society has on people. From the perspective of information science, courses such as Computer Networks and Database Systems are offered to train system engineers who understand organizations and psychology, finance and policy, or are conscious of reflecting social needs in technology.
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Faculty introduction
We will introduce the supervisors and teachers in charge of the Social Information Studies course.
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Campus
The campus for the Social Information Studies course is Sagamihara Campus. *The campus for the Human Innovation course is Aoyama Campus.
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Course subjects and lecture contents
We would like to introduce the courses and lectures offered in the Social Information Studies course.
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Course model and main subject features
Graduate School of Social Informatics Social Informatics Course The following is a model of the course of study and features of the main subjects of the program.
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Completion requirements etc.
This page introduces the requirements for completing the Social Informatics course and the course registration, including grading, promotion conditions, number of credits required to complete the course, and degree to be obtained.
