Program Overview

Overview of the Faculty of Economics

The Faculty of Economics at Kyushu University comprises the Graduate School of Economics and the Graduate School of Economics Research.

Introduction to the Faculty and Graduate Schools

• The faculty introduces its history, research focus, and academic programs.
• The Graduate School of Economics offers specialized courses and research opportunities.
• The Graduate School of Economics Research focuses on advanced research in economics.

Academic Programs

Undergraduate Programs

• The faculty offers undergraduate programs in economics, providing a comprehensive education in economic theory, policy, and research methods.
• Students can choose from various courses, including microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and international trade.

Graduate Programs

• The Graduate School of Economics offers master's and doctoral programs in economics, providing advanced training in economic research and policy analysis.
• Students can specialize in areas such as economic theory, applied economics, and international economics.

Research Areas

Faculty Research

• The faculty conducts research in various areas, including economic theory, applied economics, and international economics.
• Research focuses on topics such as economic growth, inequality, and environmental economics.

Graduate School Research

• The Graduate School of Economics conducts advanced research in economics, with a focus on policy-relevant issues.
• Research areas include economic policy, international trade, and financial economics.

Admission and Enrollment

Admission Requirements

• Admission to the undergraduate program requires a high school diploma and a strong academic record.
• Admission to the graduate program requires a bachelor's degree in economics or a related field, as well as a strong academic record and research potential.

Enrollment Procedures

• Students can apply for admission through the university's online application system.
• Enrollment procedures include submitting transcripts, letters of recommendation, and a personal statement.

Student Support

Academic Support

• The faculty provides academic support to students, including advising, mentoring, and tutoring.
• Students can access resources such as the university library, computer labs, and career counseling services.

Career Support

• The faculty provides career support to students, including job placement services, career counseling, and internship opportunities.
• Graduates have gone on to work in various fields, including government, finance, and academia.

Alumni and Community

Alumni Association

• The faculty has an active alumni association, which provides networking opportunities, career support, and social events.
• Alumni can stay connected with the faculty and each other through the association's newsletter and social media channels.

Community Engagement

• The faculty engages with the local community through outreach programs, public lectures, and research collaborations.
• The faculty also participates in international collaborations and exchanges, providing opportunities for students and faculty to engage with global partners.