Master in MSc Japanese Studies

Students in the Master's programme must complete a capstone course, Japanese Regional Culture Planning Design or Japanese Regional Studies Capstone Design, during their 4th year, 1st or 2nd semester. Japanese language proficiency at JLPT N1/2 level (or JPT 700) is required before taking these courses. Students must submit a graduation thesis proposal before enrolling in these capstone courses.

Japanese language proficiency is essential, with students required to pass the JLPT Level 1 or 2 (or JPT 700) before enrolling in capstone courses. The curriculum includes subjects like Academic Japanese, Japanese Cultural Content Introduction, and Japanese Modern and Contemporary History. Students must also complete a graduation thesis and meet English language graduation certification requirements to graduate.