Doctoral Program

Work toward a Master and Doctor of Economics, developing advanced research competency and scholarship skills.

The Doctoral Program aims to instill advanced research skills and facilitate high-level scholarship for the achievement of independent research results. Candidates enroll in the Graduate Program for 5 years (including the 2-year Master's Course) to undergo the necessary research-related courses and guidance specified by the Program Regulations of Graduate School of Economics, for which they receive 36 credits.

A doctoral dissertation is then submitted and, after screening of the dissertation and a final examination, successful candidates receive the degree of Doctor of Economics. A doctorate may be awarded to certain students ahead of the regular schedule whose period of attendance at the graduate school is more than 3 years (at the two-year Master's Program can be counted) and who have shown outstanding research performance.

  
Doctorate Pogram Courses
Research Guidance
Special Studies on Economic Theory Ⅰ Ⅱ
Special Studies on Econometrics Ⅰ Ⅱ
Special Studies on Mathematical Economics
Special Studies on International Economics
Special Studies on the History of Economic Theory
Special Studies on the Economic History of Europe
Special Studies on the Economic History of Japan
Special Studies on Economic Policy
Special Studies on Economic Systems
Special Studies on Commercial Economics
Special Studies on Chinese Trade
Special Studies on Labor Economics
Special Studies on Public Finance
Special Studies on Financial Economics and Banking
Special Studies on International Finance
Special Studies on Finance
Special Studies on Economic Statistics
Special Studies on Business Management
Special Studies on Human Resource Management
Special Studies on Management Information
Special Studies on Area Studies
Special Studies on International Economic Exchange
Special Studies on the Economic Geography
Special Studies on Environment and Resource Informatics