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Liberal Arts and Sciences

Since 2012, the planning and management of Tokyo City University’s general education subjects are executed by the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences. These classes fall under the rubrics of Liberal Arts, Specialized Basic Education, Foreign Languages, Teacher Education, and Physical Education.

The following three colleges and eight departments are now organized under the aegis of Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences:

  1. Humanities and Social Sciences Division
    (Humanities and Social Sciences; Physical Sciences; Teacher-Education Course)
  2. Natural Sciences Division
    (Mathematics; Physics; Chemistry, Biology, and Geology; Informatics Education)
  3. Foreign Language Education Center

Management Policy

Tokyo City University Group’s pedagogy ensures that students receive both a well-rounded and profound education, one in which they will graduate as active and enlightened members of society, serving such with sound mind and passion for a vibrant future. TCU’s two campuses and eight colleges are so well-coordinated that together with the College of General Education they adhere seamlessly to the following educational objectives:

Educational Objectives

  1. Foster an ability in students to solve challenges that may arise, be they technical or humanistic, by employing a worldview as gleaned through rigorous course work and close contact with educators as well as peers.
  2. Develop students’ ability to both use and rely on individual judgment and thus possess the confidence to voice such.
  3. Ensure that students acquire an informed worldview.
  4. Train students in the fundamentals of their specializations.
  5. Develop in students confidence to communicate across educational disciplines as well as world cultures for a more dynamic role in today’s ever-evolving society.

Currently, students enrolled in the colleges of Engineering and Knowledge Engineering can take research courses in any of the departments under the College of General Education. We are currently planning to provide the same opportunity to students majoring in other subjects as well.

From 2012, the university has also established seminars that incorporate comprehensive content to further enhance our Liberal Arts curricula.

In the future, TCU students will have access to the new Liberal Arts curricula at our two campuses (Setagaya and Yokohama).

Department of Humanities and Social Sciences

Humanities
Japanese History European History
Philosophy Ethics
History of Visual Arts  
Human Sciences
Psychology Education
Transmission of Japanese Culture  
Social Sciences
The Constitution of Japan Political Science
Jurisprudence Economics
Sociology  

Department of Physical Education

Practice
Physical Education (1)(2) Advanced Physical Education (1)(2)
Lecture
The theory of Health, Physical Fitness and Sports

Department of Teacher-Education Course

Subject of Teacher Training Course
Teaching Profession Curriculum Development
Teaching Methods for Technology Teaching Methods for Industry
Teaching Methods for Science Teaching Methods for Mathematics
Teacher’s License
Mathematics of Junior High & High School Science of Junior High & High School
Technology of Junior High School Technical High School
Information Technology of High School  

Department of Mathematics

Basic Mathematics Mathematical Exercise (1)(2)
Calculus (1)(2) Linear Algebra(1)(2)
Applied Differential Equations Vector Analysis
Fourier Analysis and its Application Function Theory of One Complex Variable
Mathematical Statistics Algebra (1)(2)(3)
Geometry (1)(2)(3)  

Department of Physics

Mechanics, Thermodynamics Fundamentals of Electromagnetics
Laboratory Physics Advanced Mechanics
Theory of Relativity Introduction to Quantum Mechanics

Department of Chemistry, Biology, and Geology

Chemistry (1)(2) Molecular Structure
Biophysical Chemistry Laboratory Chemistry
Biology (1)(2) Laboratory Biology
Earth and Planetary Sciences (1)(2) Laboratory Earth and Planetary Sciences
Introduction of Environmental Science Environmental Science and Society
History of Science and Technology International Field Program (1)(2)

Department of Informatics Education

Information Literacy (1)(2) Introduction to C Programming
Introduction to Computer Systems Numerical Analysis
Introduction to Software Engineering  

Foreign Language Education Center

Compulsory Subjects
Communication Skills Reading & Writing
Elective Subjects
English (Skills)
  • Academic English
  • Basic English Training
  • Communication Strategies
  • Critical Listening
  • Critical Reading
  • Grammar
  • Test Taking Skills
 English (Culture)
  • Global Culture
  • Global Society
  • Language Sciences
  • Literature in English
Languages Other Than English
Arabic Chinese
French German
Italian Korean
Spanish Basic Japanese (for foreign students)
Advanced Japanese (for foreign students)  

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Academic Staff

Professor

TAKAHASHI TetsuoProfessor
  1. (1) Educational Methodologies Based on Subject Education
  2. (2) Content and Material in Mathematics Education

SATAKE YukinobuProfessor
  1. second language acquisition
  2. autonomy
  3. a learner community
  4. machine translation
  5. motivation

TANABE KenichiroProfessor
  1. vertex algebras, association schemes, combinatorics

INOUE TakeshiProfessor
  1. Ｐedagogy,　Sociology of Education

MARUSHIMA KazuhiroProfessor
  1. (1)Sengoku daimyo theory
  2. (2)Diplomatic negotiations between Sengoku daimyo and the diplomat in charge of it
  3. (3)Transitional research from the Middle Ages to the early modern period in Japan
  4. (4)Diplomatics(Historical materials)
  5. (5)Research on the memorial service request rearranging book (past book) from Koyasan

HIDAKA MasashiProfessor
  1. 1) The American Identity
  2. 2)Media and Diversity

AKIYAMA YoshinoriProfessor
  1. Modernism, Postmodernism, Modern Literature

KUBO TetsuyaProfessor
  1. (1) Sports science / Kendo
  2. (2) Sports medicine / Heatstroke

OKAYAMA RikaProfessor
  1. (1)History of Modern Architecture
  2. (2)About the process of establishing a modern Tea room

YAMAMOTO FumikaProfessor
  1. Applied ethics, Bioethics, Philosophy of language,

Associate Professor

TSUBAKIHARA TetsuyaAssociate Professor
  1. Coaching, Immunity,Rugby,Golf,Snowboarding

CHUJO JunkoAssociate Professor
  1. Affective Domain, Instructional Design, Pronunciation

OHNUMA YukieAssociate Professor
  1. property　ｌａｗ、cultural property.

IZUKI MitsuoAssociate Professor
  1. (1) Wavelet Analysis
  2. (2) Variable Exponent Analysis

FURUTA KojiAssociate Professor
  1. positive definite functions on semigroups

IWASHIMA TakaoAssociate Professor
  1. (1)Tennis

INAGAKI AkikoAssociate Professor
  1. Interlanguage pragmatics: Pragmatic development in a study-abroad context

INOUE KoichiAssociate Professor
  1. Homotopy Theory, Brown-Peterson cohomology

MINUSA TomoyukiAssociate Professor
  1. (1) phonology
  2. (2) Grammar

Michael FaudreeAssociate Professor
  1. Phonology
  2. English Writing
  3. Materials Science

Lecturer

SUGIMOTO HiroyoLecturer
  1. (1)Furniture and Body in American literature of the 19th century
  2. (2) American Way of Life
  3. (3) Active Reading

YAMADA MoriroLecturer
  1. the designated manager system, public sports facilities
  2. handball, coaching, physical characteristics

YASUI HiroyukiLecturer
  1. Analysis of ICT skills of first-year university students
  2. Learning analysis of LMS activity

WATANABE DaisukeLecturer
  1. （１）Development of Teacing plans in the chemistry education curriculum