Faculty of Political Science & Economics

Political Science & Economics Department

This department covers five major fields: Political Science, Economics, Law, Sociology, and Business Administration. A strong emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary studies that connect multiple fields.
Students are expected to develop the ability to address global issues related to peace as well as local issues focused on community revitalization. The department also closely integrates Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into its curriculum, ensuring that students engage with these critical topics in their studies.

Faculty of Humanities

European-American Culture Department

This department examines the modern world from two perspectives. The first focuses on the humanities that have shaped European and American cultures. The second explores fields related to the globalized world, such as language and contemporary culture.
A minor system is also available, allowing students to expand their academic interests beyond their primary field of study.

Japanese Culture Department

This department seeks to explore the essence of Japanese culture through literature, language, history, philosophy, cultural theory, and comparative cultural studies. Students analyze Japanese culture not only from an internal perspective but also through external viewpoints from Asia, Europe, and the United States.

Child Studies Department

The first step in learning involves understanding children’s language, behavior, and mental state.
Courses for obtaining qualifications and licenses, such as those for childcare professionals, focus not only on exam preparation but also on understanding children’s world and how specialists can support their growth and individuality.
The ability to communicate effectively with children is increasingly valued by society and businesses.

Faculty of Psychology and Social Welfare

Psychology and Social Welfare Department

This department aims to develop professionals in psychology and social welfare who possess empathy and deep insight into the relationship between the mind and society in contemporary times.
A key strength of this department is its comprehensive approach, allowing students to explore both psychological issues and social welfare challenges affecting modern society.

Graduate courses

Seigakuin University offers three graduate programs.

Graduate School of Politics & Policy Studies

We train advanced practitioners and researchers in the four fields of politics and policy, economics and management, tax law, and regional symbiosis.

Graduate School of Arts & Sciences

Through four courses—American and European Culture, Japanese Culture, Christian Culture, and Cultural Foundations & Anthropology—students explore the roots of culture and develop "living knowledge" that is relevant to today's world.

Graduate School of Psychology and Social Welfare Studies

We support the development of advanced expertise and research skills for those who encounter challenges and seek solutions in their work, are intellectually curious about modern societal issues, and wish to understand human nature and daily life.