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College of Comparative Culture, School of Humanities and Culture
The College of Comparative Culture aims at cultivating men of ability who can tackle with various contemporary problems on wide field of vision and build up a new creative world through the interdisciplinary, transdisciplinary, and comparative study of cultural sciences.
The College of Comparative Culture consists of three major disciplines: Literature, Area Studies, and Thought. Under each of these disciplines, a number of specific minor areas are organized as shown below. Each of these educational programs makes much account of an integrated, interdisciplinary, comparative point of view. Therefore, this College welcomes earnest students with sharp insights, flexible ideas, and a vigorous interest in modern society and its cultures.
The Bachelor of Arts degree (Literature or Comparative Culture) is granted to graduates.
