To ensure the acceptance of human resources with diverse backgrounds and career achievements, we provide support for all aspects of learning and have established a finely tuned education system that includes an advisor for each student and instruction focused on teaching students best practices in studying.
Supervisors provide active support to help students realize their commitment by providing appropriate learning content and study plans to enable students to reflect on the state of their own learning, goals, and future career paths with supervisory support.

We have prepared Workshops for each educational program to support students in integrating and developing the knowledge and theory acquired in Basic and Specialized Subjects with the current state of practice, as learned in the Business Practice Subjects defined above.
The Workshops’ purpose focuses on deepening students’ understanding of business foundations by requiring them to thoroughly research and examine content that is tailored to various specializations in a small-group format.
Students in professional degree courses enroll in the Workshops in their second year, during which time many students conduct surveys and research on topics that they identify themselves under the guidance of their supervising instructors over a one-year period.

The Graduate School of Management aims to cultivate leaders who can contribute to global business development at global companies and international organizations in the future. We are actively working to enhance our English language education and English debate skills in international programs, and to develop case study materials related to international business and other relevant projects.
In addition, we provide information on international internships offered by global companies, international financial institutions, JICA, and others, as well as overseas seminars and workshops held at overseas universities and research institutes, such as University of California-Davis and the University of Transport and Communications in Hanoi, and have also established a support system that enables students to actively participate in these opportunities.
To promote international exchange, we have also introduced a study abroad system (exchange study) in which students from each university are allowed to study abroad for one semester in accordance with student exchange agreements.

We provide various training styles to meet the increasingly diverse needs of new students.