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Bringing these resources together in one program provides students with access to a wide range of courses and specialists in disciplines ranging from Anthropology, Economics, Geography, History, International Relations, Law and Development, Linguistics, Literature, Philosophy, Political Science, Religion, Sociology, and more. Working closely with an academic advisor carefully selected for them from among the entire faculty of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, GSP students have the opportunity to design a curriculum tailored to their individual interests and needs that provides them with a comparative and contextual framework through which to pursue and develop their research.
In order to better address the demands of an increasingly globalized world, the working language of the program is English. Instruction may, however, vary according to individual courses and student interests. Experiential learning programs not offered by the university, such as internships and externships, may also be included in a student’s coursework to encourage further social, cultural, and intellectual exchange. In addition, GSP students have access to courses offered in English or Japanese at other graduate schools in the university system, contingent upon language competency.
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Recent Master's Thesis Titles [PDF/230 KB]
GSP students will be concurrently enrolled in one of the four departments of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences: Language and Information Sciences; Interdisciplinary Cultural Studies; Area Studies; or Advanced Social and International Studies. Students must follow GSP curriculum guidelines, however, in order to meet their degree requirements.
Supervising faculty are selected not only from members of the Committee but also from among the faculty of the four humanities departments on campus.
http://www.c.u-tokyo.ac.jp/info/research/faculty/list/index.html
(Only in Japanese)
The Committee manages all courses offered in the GSP. Appropriate supervisors are also appointed by the Committee for all GSP students for their Ph.D dissertations and M.A. theses. If you have any questions regarding the GSP program, please contact GPEAK Admissions Office.
Ching-yuen Cheung
Japanese Philosophy
Area Studies
https://researchmap.jp/cycheung/
https://researchmap.jp/cycheung?lang=en
Douglas ROLAND
Psycholinguistics, Corpus Linguistics, and Cognitive Science
Center for Global Communication Strategies
https://researchmap.jp/douglas_roland?lang=en
Also, https://sites.google.com/site/dougroland/home
Fumiko Takahashi
Sociology of Education
Department of Area Studies
https://researchmap.jp/f.takahashi?lang=en
https://takahashifumiko.wixsite.com/nsite/en
Iku Yoshimoto
International Political Economy
Department of Advanced Social and International Studies
https://researchmap.jp/i_yoshimoto?lang=en
John O'Dea
Philosophy of Mind
Interdisciplinary Cultural Studies
https://researchmap.jp/jodea
https://philpeople.org/profiles/john-o-dea
Manami Hirayama
Linguistics (phonetics and phonology)
Department of Language and Information Sciences
https://researchmap.jp/manahira
Sanae Suzuki
International relations in East Asia, comparative analysis of regional organizations
Organization for Global Japanese Studies
https://researchmap.jp/s.suzuki?lang=en
Yoshiaki Mihara
Department of Area Studies
Literatures in English, Literary Theory
https://researchmap.jp/yoshi-mihara
Yuichi Sekiya
Development Anthropology / Cultural Anthropology
Interdisciplinary Cultural Studies
https://researchmap.jp/read0067638?lang=en