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International Business Studies

Addresses the growing demand for professionals with cross-cultural knowledge and business acumen. The curriculum integrates economics, culture, language, and technology with practical business skills. The program leverages case studies, team projects, internships, and direct interaction with executives and entrepreneurs. By merging global business perspectives with an understanding of markets and society, TUJ's IBS Program empowers graduates to thrive in the ever-evolving landscape of international business.

  • May May Ho

    May May Ho

      • Finance, Accounting

        • Assistant Professor /Faculty Advisor for the International Business Studies Major

          Programs

          • Undergraduate
          • Master in Management

TUJ offers a truly international experience—inside and outside the classroom, as well as among students and faculty. This will prepare you for a challenging career anywhere in the world. The innovative International Business Studies program challenges students to integrate language studies, an understanding of world affairs and hands-on internship experience. Students will develop the global mindset that multinational institutions need in the 21st century.

TUJ students learn how to work with people of similar backgrounds and with those who are often quite different in how they approach life and their studies. We train our students not only to be multilingual but also to navigate across cultures and borders. Our program teaches them to think critically, form a well-reasoned opinion, and then capably express that opinion. This is accomplished through class participation, visits to local businesses, and by bringing savvy international professionals into the classroom. With those tools, our graduates move confidently into the world and launch productive, interesting and viable global careers.

Tokyo is one of the world’s most vibrant cities, and living here represents the chance to pursue an expanded range of career opportunities. Located in the heart of Tokyo’s diplomatic and international business community, TUJ consistently takes advantage of the city’s diversity and multinational character.

 

SAMPLE CURRICULUM

An overview of required courses.

Required Courses
  • Leadership and Organizational Management
  • Financial Accounting
  • Marketing Management
  • Managerial Accounting
  • College Algebra
  • Differential and Integral Calculus
  • Probability and Statistics
  • Macroeconomics
  • Microeconomics
  • Managerial Economics
  • Writing for Business and Industries
  • Special Topics in Liberal Arts III (Technology in International Business)
  • Politics of the Global Economy
  • Introduction to Asian Business
  • Special Topics in Liberal Arts II (International Career Strategies)
Required Major Electives

IBS Major Courses (Two of the following)

  • Introduction to Global Finance
  • Global Operations and Supply Chain Management
  • Marketing in a Global Environment

One Upper-Level Economics Course (One of the following)

  • International Trade
  • International Monetary Economics

One Political Science 2000 or Higher Level Elective

One Language Requirement (up to Intermediate II level)

Three Upper-Level Liberal Arts or Science and Technology Electives

Senior Writing Seminar
  • Global Business Overview
  • International Business Capstone
 

FEATURED COURSES

A list of recently offered electives.

 International Monetary Economics
 Special Topics in Liberal Arts III: Technology in International Business
 Politics of the Global Economy
 Leadership and Organizational Management
 Marketing in a Global Environment

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Admissions Counseling Office

  • Location: 1-14-29 Taishido, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, Japan 154-0004 (Access)
  • Office Hours: Weekdays 9:00-17:30 (Japan Time)
  • E-mail: ac@tuj.temple.edu
  • Tel: +81-3-5441-9800

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