Academic
Faculties
Faculty of Social Sciences
Department of
Social Sciences
Identify problems to solve and issues facing mankind in our modern world.
- Economics and Business Administration Course
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Master wide-ranging skills spanning both business theory and practice to become the business leaders of the future.
Acquire the economic and management knowledge and skills required to understand the modern economic and business worlds, and master practical skills by attending small-group seminars and intensive lectures focused on solving problems, and through internships. Our civil servant training program encourages students who hope to become civil servants to pursue their dreams.
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Internships allow you to take theory and put it to practical use.
We have a large number of partner organizations, ranging from ordinary companies, administrative and local government bodies, to educational institutions, that offer internship programs to our students starting from their first year, allowing students to experience working at a variety of corporations and organizations during their time at the university. In addition to regular subjects, we also offer support programs for students to acquire a variety of useful business-related qualifications such as bookkeeping, financial planning, and sales-related certifications.
- Global Studies Course
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Improve your English language skills and work on the global stage, bringing the community closer to the rest of the world.
We provide an international education and training in communication with other cultures, centering on an understanding of language and culture. When it comes to English, we aim for “communication in English” rather than simply “learning English.” Specialized faculty members provide warm support to help students study or participate in training programs abroad for part of their time at Hagoromo University.
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We help support Japanese language training for international students.
Our International English Course students support overseas students from sister schools when learning about Japan’s culture, education, and traditional industries, as part of the Japan Study program. Acting as teaching assistants to help with classes or as guides in extramural training programs, the students are able to have meaningful exchanges. They also maintain contact through social media after the training program ends, and sometimes there are joyful reunions at the overseas training program in the following year.
- Tourism Course
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We foster an international sensitivity in our students so that they can become the pillars of Japan as a travel destination in the future.
Japan, which aims to become a favored travel destination, has abundant tourist resources and the spirit of hospitality. We hope to nurture future tourism leaders who can revitalize society with their local knowledge combined with an international perspective. We also provide solid support through special programs to those who aim for careers in the airline industry or in global tourism companies.
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We organize combined visits to a tourism-related company and a tourist location.
There are a variety of pathways to the tourism industry including through travel companies, hotels, amusement parks, and airline companies. Training at a tourism-related company is, therefore, important for understanding tourism from a broader perspective. Further, fieldwork that involves personally traveling to various tourist locations and gaining a first-hand understanding of their merits as well as shortcomings is the main learning method in tourism studies.
- Sports and Management Course
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Contribute to the local community through sports!
We produce graduates who can contribute to the sports industry and to the local community by learning about the relationship between sports and society or lifestyle, and about business and organization management. We especially support those who want to become police officers, fire fighters, or other local government employees who contribute significantly to the local community by providing civil servant training programs to help them pursue their dreams.
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Put your learning to practice immediately through club activities.
Most students are affiliated with sports clubs specially designated for practice or other sports-related clubs, where they can apply the theories and knowledge acquired in class while practicing or playing in matches. They can apply the tenets of sports psychology to situations of nervousness during matches, or apply what they learn as part of training theory or sports nutrition to their day-to-day body building. Club activities, therefore, become an arena for putting theory to practice.
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Department of
Media Studies
Become a well-rounded media professional who understands both hardware and software.
- Broadcasting and Media Course
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Master knowledge and skills that will be immediate assets in video production.
Acquire broadcasting-related knowledge and skills in a practical manner by creating a variety of films within and outside the university campus, making use of studios and broadcasting equipment used by the professionals. We provide diverse training in the fields of media and journalism to produce graduates who can contribute to the broadcasting or advertising industries in the future.
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Omnibus film “Hankai Densha” wins a foreign award!
The omnibus film “Hankai Densha,” a PR film for the city of Sakai directed and produced by Hagoromo University’s Broadcasting and Media Course students, won the Hongbao Bei Cup International Exchange Award at the 2016 5th Hongbao Bei Cup Competition and Platform for the Cultural Ingenuity of Young Students held in Liaoning Normal University, Dalian, China. The film can be reviewed on Hagoromo University’s official YouTube channel.
- Visual Arts Course
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Become multimedia creators who can contribute to computer graphics and other fields.
Digital technology is advancing rapidly. Learn the technologies related to computer graphics, animation, and web development from the basics, and put knowledge and skills acquired to practical use by actually producing a variety of film content. We aim to produce graduates who can become creators and contribute to the CG production industry as well as to other companies.
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Internships allow you to get a first-hand experience of how the professionals work.
Extramural study, including tours of broadcasting companies or internships at CG and web development companies, help you gain a first-hand experience of how the professionals work. In addition to helping you become aware of the standard of work expected of a professional, your experience can be reflected in your own creations to increase their degree of perfection.
- Information Studies Course
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Master the knowledge and skills necessary for an ICT engineer and increase your practical skill level.
IC technologies applicable to our daily lives are advancing rapidly. Learn the basics of management and information technology, and acquire practical knowledge and skills by using programming languages in real applications. We aim to produce graduates who have mastered Web application technologies and can contribute to ICT-related fields.
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80% IT Passport pass rate.
80% of the second-year students of our Information Systems Course passed the IT Passport test, an IT-related national qualification examination. All these students began at the elementary level but studied hard for the examinations while encouraging each other, thereby producing excellent results. All those who passed have already begun studying for an even higher qualification.
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Faculty of Human Life Studies
Department of
Human Life Studies
Create, support, and propose new lifestyles.
- Confectionery Studies Course
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Internalize knowledge of the world’s cultures and practical skills through food.
Food is an important element that cannot be separated from people’s lives and cultures. Acquire wide-ranging knowledge about local and international food cultures, deepen your scientific knowledge of food, and master practical skills through frequent practical training in baking and confection making. Students also aim to pass the Confectionery Hygiene Master Examination before graduating.
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What is a Confectionery Hygiene Master?
In addition to learning how to produce delicious and beautiful confectionery, those who are engaged in the production of confectionery must also have knowledge of safety and hygiene management. A Confectionery Hygiene Master is a national qualification that certifies that a confectioner has the requisite skills and knowledge in this area. This course encourages students to acquire Food Specialist certification and a Home Science Teacher’s License in addition to the Confectionery Hygiene Master certification.
- Interior Architectural Design Course
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Become a living environment specialist who can support people’s lifestyles.
Master a wide range of skills and knowledge related to the living environment, and gain practical skills in creating ideal living spaces and interior design. In addition to helping students increase their specialization by mastering design drawing and learning about building regulations, we also help them acquire practical skills in CAD and ICT, and business-related knowledge, thereby producing graduates who can contribute to a wide range of architecture, housing, and lifestyle-related fields.
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100% pass rate for Interior Designer (Level 2) certification!
Six of our students took the 56th Interior Designer Qualification Examination (Level 2), which was held in July 2016, and all of them passed. Students in our Department of Human Life Studies acquire Interior Designer certification before graduating, and use this qualification to work at housing design companies, or housing or equipment showrooms after graduating.
- Fashion Design and Merchandise Course
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Study design trends and become a professional capable of proposing new fashion trends.
In addition to teaching practical skills related to fashion design, we also teach the business aspects of the field and help students acquire the relevant computer skills, thereby producing graduates who can work in a variety of roles in the fashion industry in the future. Students can comprehensively learn about contemporary fashion culture amid the diversification and increasing individuation of lifestyles in recent years.
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Many of our students have won prizes in contests and fashion shows.
Our student, Ms. Hana Tanigawa, won the Senken Shimbunsha Award at the 2016 KDK Fashion Grand Prix Contest. Three of our students presented their designs at the NDK Kyoto Collection show. In 2015, one of our graduates, Nanami Miyaguchi, won the Most Popular Design as Voted by the Audience and the Hankyu Award at the 2015 Vietnam Collection Show.
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Department of
Food and Nutrition
Become food specialists combining knowledge and critical thinking with practical skills.
- Department of Food and Nutrition
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Students aim to become food specialists in the area of nutrition (registered dietitians).
We produce food specialist graduates who combine expert knowledge, practical skills, and abundant training. We also hold a variety of food-related extramural activities in partnership with the local community, which helps students learn about both the joy and challenges of working in the area of food. We fully support our students with an abundant variety of courses aimed at helping them pass the National Registered Dietitian certifying examination.
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We create local specialty recipes to revitalize the town.
Our students sold grilled onigiri rice balls, grilled meatloaf on skewers, and cupcakes using special local ingredients such as Yuasa soy sauce, Kanayamaji miso, and citrus fruits, at the Kishu Yuasa Gyogyotto Fish Festival held in Yuasa-cho, a town in Wakayama. Over a period of three years, close to 50 original recipes produced by students have been featured. Students work as instructors in cooking classes for children, making Kanayamaji miso meatloaf burgers, and marketing the delicacies of Yuasa-cho from the perspective of young people. They are currently exchanging ideas with the local food and beverage industry with a view to commercializing these recipes.
