Department of Human Sciences and Cultural Studies  Three Academic Domains, six specialized programs

 

Learning in Department of Human Sciences and Cultural Studies Faculty of Human Sciences and Cultural Studies

The Department Department of Human Sciences and Cultural Studies Faculty of Human Sciences and Cultural Studies, Yamanashi Eiwa University aims to build a comprehensive faculty that can cultivate the ability to confront head-on the various problems that arise in a society that is becoming increasingly complex, diverse, and turbulent on a global scale. In the new "Human Culture Studies" of the 21st century,

 

①	We attempt to achieve religious understanding as the basis for deep human understanding, as well as realistic and psychological understanding of human relationships.
②	Students will acquire verbal and non-verbal communication skills that are essential for the exploration of the basis of human existence and the formation and development of a human culture based on mutual understanding.
③	It is important that we learn organically not just to accept culture but to express our creativity as independent individuals.

 

It is also necessary to develop human resources who have rich humanity, the creativity to make judgments and act with correct awareness and a broad perspective, and the communication skills required in an information-based, globalized society.
It is also essential to nurture human resources who can reexamine the issues facing modern society, which is becoming increasingly complex and diverse, from the perspective of human culture and take on the role of leaders in local communities.
The education and research of this department is based on a Christian view of humanity, and aims to contribute to the training of talented people who can generate creative partnerships with the real world, with the aim of enriching and developing human culture in the new century.

 

 

 

 

Three Academic Domains

To make your future bright, it is important to choose a career path that you are completely satisfied with from the many options available.
In order to survive in the society of the future and to establish each individual's expertise, Yamanashi Eiwa University has established Three Academic Domains that cover Department of Human Sciences and Cultural Studies.
While it is important to study a field in depth and acquire expertise, the true essence of learning at Yamanashi Eiwa University lies in the interdisciplinary aspects.

 

Psychological Services (Psychology)

We train psychology professionals who understand the mind and support people.

You will learn a way of looking at the mind derived from scientific methods and objectively elucidate the human mind. On the other hand, the approach of clinical psychology is to empathize with people who are in trouble or suffering, become their "ally," and work together to find a solution. At Yamanashi Eiwa, you can acquire the skills to understand the mind in a three-dimensional way using a variety of approaches.

 

Global Studies (Language)

We aim to nurture true international people who view Japan and the world from a global perspective.

We offer a wide range of courses to help you learn about the world and local areas, the past and present, and to help you practice communication. Why not combine your interests with new learning opportunities to discover your own way of connecting with the world?

 

Media Science (Information)

We will nurture creators and innovators who can create new value by making full use of ICT.

ICT (Information and Communication Technology), including computers and networks, is now essential to our lives. In order to realize a richer and happier modern information society, we must acquire the ability to use ICT to create new value, as well as the ability to consider the significance and impact of ICT.

 

 

 

 

6 Specialized Programs

Six programs to improve your expertise

A major feature of the curriculum Yamanashi Eiwa University Department of Human Sciences and Cultural Studies is that it covers a wide range of academic fields.
You can improve your learning outcomes by deepening your expertise in a specific field or studying with the aim of obtaining qualifications.You can choose a course based on what you want to learn and your goals after graduation, and by meeting the set completion requirements, you will be awarded a certificate of completion upon graduation.

 

Licensed Psychologist Program

The Certified Psychologist course is a course that trains certified psychologists (nationally qualified) who use specialized knowledge and skills in psychology to provide psychological support, observe psychological states and analyze the results, provide consultation, advice and guidance to people who need psychological support and those related to them, and provide mental health education, etc. We train highly skilled mental health professionals so that those who aim to become certified psychologists can play an active role in the fields of health care, welfare and education in the future.

 

Librarianship Program

A librarian is a professional library staff member who has acquired knowledge and skills in library and information science and is engaged in services specific to libraries. The specialized subjects of librarians are based on the study of the methodology of library and information science. Our university's librarian course is not limited to that, but aims to organically link and systematize the study of library and information science with each field.

 

English Intensive Program

The goal of the English Intensive Program is to develop individuals who have advanced English language skills (reading, listening, writing, speaking, presentation) and an international perspective backed by an academic background, and who can proactively and creatively explore career plans that foster global knowledge and experience, as well as diverse life courses that correspond to the age of multicultural coexistence.

 

Data Science Program

In today's advanced information society, it is essential to master the basics of information and communication technology (ICT). The field of data science has been attracting attention, with the creation of the profession of data scientist. In this program, students will acquire basic knowledge and skills related to statistics and information science that underpin data science, and by meeting the requirements for completing the program, they can also aim to obtain qualifications such as IT Passport, Information Technology Engineer, and Statistical Certification.

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Registered Japanese Language Teacher Training Program

The Registered Japanese Language Teacher Training Program was established to train teachers who can teach Japanese to foreigners and those who have lived abroad for extended periods, such as returnees. This program aims to train Japanese language teachers who can instruct non-native Japanese speakers in acquiring the language, and also to cultivate individuals who can contribute to international cultural exchange. International students are also welcome to participate.

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*A qualification system for registered Japanese language teachers who can teach Japanese at accredited Japanese language educational institutions was launched in April 2024.
Our university will receive approval from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology in 2025 and will launch a new "Registered Japanese Language Teacher Training Program" from 2026. Please click here for more details.

Those who complete the program by 2025 will be eligible for transitional measures to acquire qualifications. Please click here for more details.

 

Yamanashi Regional Coordinator Training Program

The Yamanashi Regional Coordinator Training Program aims to train people who can tackle problem-solving in the Yamanashi region. We aim to train "regional coordinators" who are equipped with knowledge and skills that are useful in the real world, who can proactively discover problems in the region, acquire specialized knowledge and skills to interpret local problems, proactively tackle problem-solving, and acquire the ability to "coordinate" problems through collaboration and cooperation among diverse members.