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Educational Courses
Spring Semester
Fall Semester

Educational Courses

EPOK is divided into four distinct parts:

1. General Courses - Japan in Many Respects
2. General Courses - Japanese Language and Japanese Studies
3. Specific Courses
4. Independent Study


NB Independent Study is to conduct/participate in a research project on a specific theme or to study a specific subject/topic, related to a student's major field of study. Students individually pursue this course under the supervision of a particular professor of Okayama University in both cases. Please note, however, that there is a chance that an applicant is not able to pursue the particular theme due to the limited human resources of the university.    In such cases, those students may need to either change their theme or decide not to take Independent Study.


Click on each title of courses and find the syllabus of each course.

 

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Spring Semester

Courses

Title

Credits

Meetings per week

General Courses - Japan in Many Respects The Intangible Heritage in Japan - Focus on Traditional Arts.

2

1

Intercultural Communication I

2

1

Political Economy of Modern Japan

2

1

English Language Assistant and Cultural Informant

1

1

General Courses-Japanese Language and Japanese Studies Beginners Japanese I

4

4

Beginners Japanese II

4

4

Kanji for Beginners II

1

1

Introduction to Intermediate Japanese

4

4

Intermediate Japanese I , Reading

1

1

Intermediate Japanese I , Speaking

1

1

Intermediate Japanese I, Writing

1

1

Intermediate Japanese I, Listening

1

1

Intermediate Japanese II, Reading

1

1

Intermediate Japanese II, Speaking

2

2

Intermediate Japanese II, Writing

1

1

Intermediate Japanese II, Listening

1

1

Intensive Japanese for Beginners

12

12

Study of Japan

1

1
(*held on alternate weeks)

Japanese A (Advanced)

2

1

Japanese B (Advanced)

2

1

Japanese C (Advanced)

2

1

Japanese D (Advanced)

2

1

A Study of Japanese Affairs I

2

1

Tutorial

1

1

Specific Courses

Introduction to Life Science

2

1

A Guide to Modern Biology

2

1

Frontiers of Environmental Sciences

2

1

Japan's War and Peace

2

1

Independent Study  

3

Fixed for each student

 

Fall Semester

Courses

Title

Credits

Meetings per week

General Courses - Japan in Many Respects A Short History of Japanese Religion and Literature

2

1

Intercultural Communication

2

1

Japanese Industry and Technology Fundamentals

2

1

Sports Practice

1

1

English Language Assistant and Cultural Informant

1

1

General Courses - Japanese Language and Japanese Studies Beginners Japanese I

4

4

Beginners Japanese II

4

4

Kanji for Beginners I

1

1

Introduction to Intermediate Japanese

4

4

Intermediate Japanese I , Reading

1

1

Intermediate Japanese I , Speaking

1

1

Intermediate Japanese I, Writing

1

1

Intermediate Japanese I, Listening

1

1

Intermediate Japanese II, Reading

1

1

Intermediate Japanese II, Speaking

1

1

Intermediate Japanese II, Writing

1

1

Intermediate Japanese II, Listening

1

1

Intensive Japanese for Beginners

12

12

Intermediate Intensive Japanese

8

8

Study of Japan

1

1
(*held on alternate weeks)

Japanese A (Advanced)

2

1

Japanese B (Advanced)

2

1

Japanese C (Advanced)

2

1

Japanese D (Advanced)

2

1

A Study of Japanese Affairs II

2

1

Tutorial

1

1

Specific Courses Frontiers of Chemistry

2

1

Frontiers of Pharmaceutical Sciences

2

1

The Cutting Edge of Agricultural Sciences

2

1

World Conflicts and Peace

2

1

Independent Study  

3

Fixed for each student

 

 

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