NGO Education Survey

Development Administration

The course will explore conceptual as well as practical issues in development administration, drawing on the experience of high as well as low performing countries from Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

Development Theory and Policy

This course will introduce students to the field of development economics, which applies macro- and micro-economic theories and their analytical tools to the policy issues of developing countries.

Economics of Natural Resources and Environment

This course applies various economic theories and theories of international conflicts to the international issues concerning natural resources and environment.

History of Economic Development I

Institutions, Governance and Development

This course uses an institutional perspective to capture the recent movements of international organizations, government policies, and administrative practices

International Economics

This course deals with issues of international trade and finance. The theoretical part of the course focuses on the gains from trade, the pattern of trade

Issues in Economic Development

We consider the changing world and its implications for development policies, competing paradigms of economic development, and development strategies. I

NGOs, Civil Society and Development

The objective of this course is to critically analyze ambivalent roles that NGOs play in the field of international development.

Seminar: Topics in Global Management I

This course is a seminar on the contemporary accounting issues that affect global management.

Statistical Methods

This course is concerned with quantitative data analysis using statistical methods.

Topics in Comparative Management I

This seminar covers marketing across culture. The macroeconomic, regulatory and cross-cultural environments are considered in comparing national marketing systems and local commercial customs in various countries.

Topics in Comparative Management II

Topics in Global Management II

This course will cover advanced topics in time series analysis methods commonly found in the business and economics literature

College: College of International Liberal Arts 国際教養学部

NGO MANAGEMENT

This course is designed to give students amply opportunity to develop and apply leadership and management skills. Topics broadly fall under three categories: theory, worldview, and skills. Theory gives us a framework to understand how things are organized, to predict results, and to see situations from a different perspective. Our worldviews, or perspectives, are influenced by theories, influencers, and information we take in and the actions we take have their source in our worldviews. Students will be given an opportunity to challenge and reconsider their worldviews on topics related to NGOs, leadership, and management.