Program Overview

International Peace and Coexistence Program

The International Peace and Coexistence Program is based on peace studies, cultural anthropology, political science, law, ethics, area studies, and memory studies, with a focus on acquiring fundamental knowledge and critical examination of "peace and coexistence." The program covers various issues, including nuclear damage, conflicts, poverty, gender, ethnicity, and religious inequality, as well as formal and informal institutions, development and culture, war and ethics, and security and nuclear weapons.

Program Overview

The program is unique in that it allows students to research various issues in domestic and international societies, along with students from diverse backgrounds from around the world, in "Hiroshima," a city that symbolizes peace. All lectures are conducted in English, but students can write their master's or doctoral theses in Japanese.

Research and Faculty

The program's faculty members provide multidisciplinary guidance, enabling students to conduct research in their chosen field of specialization and theme.

Admission

The program offers various admission categories, including:

• Doctoral program (first term)
• Doctoral program (second term)
• Research student
• Foreign research student
• Auditing student

Student Handbook

The student handbook is available for students who enrolled in the following academic years:

• 2022
• 2021
• 2020

Events

The program hosts various events, including:

• Public workshops
• Seminars
• Career seminars

Internship Activities

Students participate in internship activities, such as:

• Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) China Center
• United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) event

Program Structure

The program is part of the Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences, which offers various specialized courses, including:

• Human Sciences
• Psychology
• Law and Politics
• Economics
• Social Data Science
• Management
• International Peace and Coexistence
• International Economic Development
• Human Comprehensive Science

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Program Details

The program provides a unique opportunity for students to research and study various issues related to peace and coexistence, with a focus on multidisciplinary approaches and critical examination. The program's faculty members provide guidance and support to students, enabling them to conduct research in their chosen field of specialization and theme.