Psychology and Culture Course

To become someone who understands psychology and diverse cultures and can connect people.

The theme of this course is "From 'connecting' to 'making connections'."

The goal of the first and second years is to connect students to learning and activities at university and in the local community, and to connect them with a diverse range of people, including course faculty, classmates, and seniors.
In the third and fourth years, students will use the specialized knowledge and communication skills they have learned in the course to become people who can be close to people and proactively connect regions, cultures, and people.

Characteristics of learning

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  in the Faculty of Letters at a large university
  A wide range of comparable subjects
  Students can choose to study what best suits their interests from a wide range of subjects, including psychology, culture, history, society, and religion, which is equivalent to the Faculty of Letters at a large university, even though it is a single course.
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  Acquire communication skills
  A rich curriculum
  This course involves a lot of group work. Through many participatory lessons such as "Communication Techniques" and "Thinking about People," students will develop communication skills that are essential in modern society.
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  New student learning and activities
  Senior students support each other
  The second, third, and fourth year basic seminar supporters (Zemi-sapo) carefully support the learning and student life of new students. The seminar supporters work together with faculty members to create connections across the courses.

Likes from course students!

• There are many senior seminar supporters who will teach you, so it's easy to make connections with others!
• There are many opportunities to interact with students with various goals and local working people!
• I like the fact that instead of competing, everyone cooperates and works together to reach higher goals.
• "Clinical Psychology" and "Sociocultural Psychology" are interesting!
• There are many opportunities to give presentations from the first year, so you can learn how to create slides and give presentations!
• Strong ties with seniors

Four years of learning flow

List of specialized subjects

Required Elective subject