The Department of Economics aims to develop logical thinking, analytical ability and expertise in the field of economics for the creation of a richer society.

Economics is the study of the mechanisms behind various economic activities. These activities range from the behavior of consumers and companies involved in goods and services, the role of the government and what makes an effective economic policy, to economic relations with foreign countries. Economics is a global discipline, the study of which teaches logical thinking and analytical ability that enable us to explain current societal issues from a scientific viewpoint. Our Department of Economics ensures that its graduates are equipped with an understanding of economic theory and the ability to put it into practice, skills which are highly sought after in the business world.
Degree awarded: Bachelor of Economics
Department of Economics: Course Highlights
1. Study the cutting edge of business directly from top executives.
In our special regional lecture series we invite top business executives and others currently enjoying success in the Chugoku and Shikoku regions to participate as guest lecturers. By hearing about their experiences of issues and initiatives present in different fields, our students are able to study the reality of each industry and the trends at the cutting edge of business, and enhance their thinking about the current and future local economic situation.
2. Attend classes in Business English to take up globally active roles.
The number of companies establishing manufacturing bases abroad in Asia and elsewhere is increasing. Hiroshima is itself an international city, host to many visitors from overseas. Against this background, we offer a curriculum in which our students can naturally be exposed to English in order for them to gain practical English communication abilities. We aim to foster graduates who can interact and engage with foreign businesses and foreigners.
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Introductory Courses | Introduction to Economy |
Introduction to Business Management | |
Introduction to Finance | |
Basic Courses | Basic Study of MicroeconomicsⅠ |
Basic Study of MicroeconomicsⅡ | |
Basic Study of MacroeconomicsⅠ | |
Basic Study of MacroeconomicsⅡ | |
Basic International Economics Ⅰ | |
Basic International Economics Ⅱ | |
Fundamental Mathematics For Economics Ⅰ | |
Fundamental Mathematics For Economics Ⅱ | |
Basic Course on the History of Economics | |
Basic Study of the Economic History Ⅰ | |
Basic Study of the Economic History Ⅱ | |
Basic Study of Economic Policy | |
Basic Study of Social Policy | |
Public Finance I | |
Public Finance Ⅱ | |
Finance I | |
Finance Ⅱ | |
Basic Study of Economic Statistics | |
Fundamental Economic Data Processing for Statistics | |
Contemporary Japanese EconomyⅠ (Domestic) | |
Contemporary Japanese EconomyⅡ (International) |
Advanced Courses | Name of Course |
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Courses on Comprehensive Economics | Microeconomics |
Macroeconomics | |
Economic Fluctuation | |
Practical Business Cycle Analysis | |
History of Economics | |
Japanese Economic History I | |
Japanese Economic History Ⅱ | |
European Economic History I | |
European Economic History Ⅱ | |
History of Daily Life Economy | |
Courses on International Economy | International Trade |
International Finance | |
Development Economics | |
International Monetary System | |
Chinese economy | |
ASEAN Economy | |
EU Economy | |
Courses on Science | Economic Policy |
Monetary Policy | |
Public Policy | |
Tax System | |
Public Economics | |
The Practice of Public Economics | |
Industrial Organization | |
Regional Economics | |
Practical Studies on Regional Economics | |
Economic Geography | |
Labor Economics I | |
Labor Economics Ⅱ | |
Social Security I | |
Social Security Ⅱ | |
Courses on Finance/Information | Financial Systems |
Current Corporate Finance | |
Practice of financial analysis | |
Practice of money control (mainly stock investment) | |
Global Financial Markets | |
Statistics Ⅱ | |
Econometrics I | |
Econometrics Ⅱ | |
Data Processing for Statistics |
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Courses taught in English | Basic Principles of Economics |
Japanese Economy | |
Japanese Financial System | |
Region-related Courses | Actual state of making things at Hiroshima area |
Chugoku-Shikoku Regional Economic and Finance Conditions | |
Special Lectures on Chugoku-and Shikoku-Districts |