The Faculty of Business Administration

  • Department of Business Administration Established in 2004
  • Department of Business Administration: Business Administration and Accounting Major (2026 enrollment limit: 290 students) Established in 2023
  • Department of Business Administration: Data Science Major (2026 enrollment limit: 50 students) Established in 2023
There are currently many businesses all around us, including convenience stores, banks, automobile manufacturers, and transportation companies. Our daily lives would not be possible without them. Such businesses create value each day, enriching people’s lives and society as a whole. Business administration refers to the mechanisms by which businesses create value and to the measures they take to continue to exist as significant parts of society. The well-being of the people working for these businesses must also be ensured. It is this Faculty’s goal to study the operation of business administration with a multi-faceted approach.

Learning about the Activities and Roles of Companies in Society and the Economy

What role should companies play in society? How do they function in the flow of resources such as people, goods, money, and information? Our students study the mechanisms by which companies fulfill their social responsibility and a range of other business-related topics.

Learning about Data Science for Supporting Corporate Management for Supporting Corporate Management

To keep pace in an advanced information society, it is essential not only to operate computers but to learn theory and skills for handling data and artificial intelligence (AI).
The Faculty of Business Administration provides students with this essential knowledge and training.

Learning Specialized Languages to Respond to a Globalized Society

Corporations move within the international arena. Communication in foreign languages is essential for international business in today’s world. We take a practical, business-oriented approach to the study of English and Chinese.

Department of Business Administration -Developing talent that supports the future of businesses through practical business administration knowledge.-

Business Administration and Accounting Major (enrollment limit: 290 students)

Business Administration Course

After completing fundamental courses, students take courses on corporations as a whole, such as business administration strategy and organizational theory, as well as specialized courses in areas such as marketing, distribution, and human resources, thereby acquiring the broad base of knowledge needed to operate a company.

Accounting Course

Starting with fundamental courses such as bookkeeping and introduction to accounting, students also learn major areas including financial accounting, managerial accounting, tax accounting, auditing, and international accounting, learning in a systematic manner from the basics to application and practice.

Data Science Major (enrollment limit: 50 students)

Data Science Course

Students will acquire the theory and skills for collecting, processing, and analyzing data as well as knowledge of AI that is essential for business. Through subjects such as business statistics, programming, data analysis, and artificial intelligence, students learn from the basics to application.

【Close-Up】
Getting up close and personal with business while still in school

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"Collaboration with general companies"

Together with Bourbon Corporation and Hyogo Prefecture, students developed a new product, "Sharimoni Gummi," as an initiative marking the 30th anniversary of the earthquake.

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Career training that maps out one’s future

First-year students take "Introduction to Career Training" in order to learn the basics of the working world. Second-year students take a special course for the purpose of career design. Third-year students have the opportunity to take part in company internships. We also offer special business administration lectures to third- and fourth-year students.

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Faculty of Business Administration newsletter, Business C3

Active learning examples were introduced, including a marketing for automotive sales, product development with food companies, and participation in problem-solving programs for professional sports teams.

Detailed information is available in the Faculty of Business Administration brochure.