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Faculty of Human Sciences Department of Human Sciences
Program in Psychology and Health SciencesStudents in this program will study psychology from a broad perspective by integrating their knowledge obtained from courses in natural science, social science, and human science. Students will acquire knowledge and skills through specialized courses in clinical psychology, social psychology, developmental psychology, health psychology, and community supperts. Program in Education and Human StudiesStudents in this program will cultivate a broad and profound understanding of human beings by studying topics that appear in multiple fields and disciplines through a variety of approaches, so that they will be able to make a positive contribution to society. For example, in the omnibus lecture, Issues Around Life and Death, students are able to acquire knowledge and methods used to obtain data in a variety of fields of study—Mythology, the Classics, History of Science, Psychology, Sociology, Bio-ethics, Education, etc., to comprehensively consider life and death. Students in this major will study different cultures, gain skills to collect and analyze data, and obtain practical knowledge through Active Learning and Fieldwork courses. They will also have an opportunity to study the concept of "education" not only in the usual sense of the word, as the activity they engage in when learning at school, but also in the sense of becoming persons who cultivate the skills needed to continue learning throughout their whole lives, through their activities and interactions with others in their families and society. |
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