Japanese Literature - BINUS University Curriculum Center

Japanese Literature

Introduction

We are entering the Industry 4.0 era, New innovation introduced to human life to make human life became much

easier. But there is also disruptive technology that threat human jobs. While the increase growth of Japanese

investment in Indonesia, have given opportunities for Indonesian people who had knowledge in Japanese

Language, Culture, and various hard skill to enter Japanese Industry. It is necessary to master the Japanese

language, knowledge about Japanese Culture, and various skills. To meet this need, the Faculty of Humanities at

BINUS UNIVERSITY has been offering the Japanese undergraduate Study Program since 2001. Graduates of the

Japanese Study Program at BINUS UNIVERSITY will have Japanese knowledge, language skills, various hard

and soft skill, and good attitudes that can be applied after completing their study.

The Japanese Study Program curriculum provides language skills consisting of competence in speaking, listening,

reading, and writing, which enables the students to adapt to situations when dealing with Japanese people.

Besides, they will also know of Japanese studies such as culture, ethics, community, and history. In order to get a

job soon or to set up their own business after graduating, graduate students are provided with practical knowledge

of Japanese business and management, Japanese business culture, as well as knowledge of entrepreneurship.

Furthermore, the students are also equipped with Japanese computer skills and information technology so that

they will be able to communicate more efficiently in the modern world.

Graduates of the Japanese Study Program will have high-level analytical skills if they wish to continue their

education or to work in fields such as business, manufacturing industry, services, tourism, or communication. The

professions that graduates could consider are Japanese speaker, translator, interpreter, public relations officer,

secretaries, researchers or entrepreneurs.

There is also Minor and Free Elective program which student can explore their interest. Developed their abilities,

and apply it on their work. Student will have access to various subject in Computer Science, Design, Hospitality,

and many more.

Vision

A Japanese Study Program which is excellent in applied Japanese Language skills, Technology and Culture and

innovative as a role model for more competitive and adaptable graduates.

Mission

The mission of Japanese Department is to contribute to the global community through the provision of world-class

education by:

1. Educating students with Japanese language skills, knowledge, culture, and Applied Japanese for Office and

translation by providing excellent courses based on Information Technology.

2. Providing a solid learning and research experience through the creation of creative and value-added talents of

leaders for global community.

3. Preparing graduates aiming for higher education degree in Japanese or related disciplines.

4. Developing professional services with an emphasis on application in Japanese knowledge to improve the

quality of life of Indonesian and the international community.

Program Objective

The objectives of the program are:

1. To provide language skills on the level of 3rd Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) consisting of

competence in speaking, listening, reading, and writing, which enable the students to adapt to situations when

dealing with Japanese people.

2. To provide applied Japanese skills which enable the students to adapt to working environment.

3. To provide knowledge about Japanese culture, ethics, community and history.

Student Outcomes

After completing the study, graduates are:

1. Able to apply Japanese grammar into speaking, listening, writing and reading competencies in accordance with

Japanese Language Proficiency Test quality standards;

2. Able to communicate in Japanese for at least one specific purpose both verbally and in writing;

3. Able to write and read text using kanji, hiragana, and katakana characters;

4. Able to study aspects of Japanese Language or Culture through linguistic, socio-cultural, and literary

approaches that can be set forth in Indonesian written papers;

5. Able to analyze Japanese history and social culture in Indonesian verbally and in writing;

6. Able to present the history and social culture of Indonesia in Japanese;

7. Able to apply Japanese software to improve the workability;

8. Able to apply the principle of Japanese work in the workplace;

9. Able to correspond by applying language ethics in the context of Japanese business;

10. Able to translate spoken and written Japanese into Indonesian and vice versa;

11. Able to apply interdisciplinary knowledge and skills in developing alternative solutions for problem-solving.

Prospective Career of the Graduates

With the skills mentioned above and knowledge, the Japanese graduates are expected to be able to develop

themselves in the community for the following professions:

1. Japanese Speaker

2. Japanese Business Correspondent

3. Japanese Interpreter and Translator

4. Japanese Public Relations Officer/ Guest Relation Officer

5. Independent Travel/ Tourism Agency

6. Hospitality Service

7. Entrepreneur, etc.

Curriculum

The advances in communication and information technology have accelerated the pace of global communications.

Various activities and types of work need the expertise and skill of different categories of communication.

Communication in the Japanese language cannot be separated from the use of sophisticated communication

technology and information.

The curriculum of the Japanese Study Program in the Faculty of Humanities at BINUS UNIVERSITY is designed

in such a way that the graduate will be able to grasp the fundamental knowledge and skills that are required for

participation in the global activity. The curriculum refers to the development of industry and commerce. The

curriculum is grouped as followed:

1. General Group

This group provides basic competence in the Japanese language for Japanese graduates from BINUS

UNIVERSITY. The Competencies include Character Building and English skills. Furthermore, they are

expected to have an entrepreneurial spirit.

2. Japanese Language Group

This group consists of Japanese Language skills and Linguistics that support the students in studying the

Japanese language. Students will learn Japanese from beginner level into an advanced level in various

courses. The student will also learn translation between the Japanese language to Indonesia and vice versa.

3. Japanese Studies Group

This group consists of knowledge about Japanese as studies, such as Japanese culture, ethics, community,

history. It also gives the students the ability to think logically and enables them to analyse the differences

between Japan and Indonesia in various perspectives. Students also get knowledge about the condition of

Japan as a country in economic and political perspective.

4. Japanese Business Group

This group consists of knowledge about the Japanese language in a business context and the particular term

of Japanese business language. Besides language, the student will also learn the Japanese Business Culture

and Work Ethics in Japanese Company

5. Minor/ Free Elective Group

These groups consist of subjects from various departments that provide students chance to improve their skill

based on their interest. Students will have access to many subjects such as computer science, design,

hospitality, and many more.

6. Enrichment Group

This group consists of enrichment tracks that can enrich a student's experience to assess their Japanese

language and knowledge about Japan. There are five choices of enrichment tracks, i.e. Internship at Japan

industries, Study Abroad to Japan, Community Development, Research and Entrepreneurship.

Course Structure

Sem Code Course Name SCU Total

1

CHAR6013 Character Building: Pancasila 2

20

JAPN6145 Japanese Grammar I (Bunpou I)* 4

JAPN6147 Listening Comprehension I (Choukai I) 2

JAPN6148 Japanese Letter I (Kanji I) 2

JAPN6149 Reading Comprehension I (Dokkai I) 2

JAPN6150 Ideas and Images of Japanese Culture

(Nihon Bunka Aidea to Imeeji)* 2

JAPN6146 Japanese in Use I (Sougou Nihongo I) 4

English University Courses I

ENGL6128 English in Focus 2

ENGL6130 English for Business Presentation 2

2

CHAR6014 Character Building: Kewarganegaraan 2

20

JAPN6151 Reflection of Japanese Experience (Nihon Keiken

no Han’ei) 2

JAPN6152 Japanese Grammar II (Bunpou II) 4

JAPN6154 Listening Comprehension II (Choukai II) 2

JAPN6155 Japanese Letter II (Kanji II)* 2

JAPN6156 Reading Comprehension II (Dokkai II) 2

JAPN6153 Japanese in Use II (Sougou Nihongo II) 4

English University Courses II

ENGL6129 English Savvy 2

ENGL6131 English for Written Business Communication 2

3

CHAR6015 Character Building: Agama 2

24

JAPN6157 Japanese Grammar III (Bunpou III) 4

JAPN6159 Japanese Letter III (Kanji III) 2

JAPN6160 Reading Comprehension III (Dokkai III)* 2

JAPN6161 Introduction to Linguistics (Gengogaku I)* 2

JAPN6158 Japanese in Use III (Sougou Nihongo III) 6

JAPN6173 Contemporary Japanese Society Through Various

Perspective (Nihon Shakai e no Kangaekata)* 2

ENTR6509 Entrepreneurship: Ideation 2

LANG6027 Indonesian 2

4

JAPN6083 Composition and Presentation (Sakubun to

Happyou) 2

18

COMP6165 Japanese Computer (Nihon no Kompyuutaa) 2

JAPN6032 Japanese Work Ethics (Bijinesu Manaa)* 2

JAPN6162 Japanese Literary Criticism (Nihon Bungaku

Hyouron)* 2

ENTR6510 Entrepreneurship: Prototyping 2

Streaming: Japanese Language & Business Culture

JAPN6163 Intermediate Japanese Grammar & Reading

Comprehension I (Chuukyuu Bunpou & Dokkai I) 4

JAPN6164 Listening Comprehension III (Choukai III) 2

JAPN6165 Advanced Linguistics (Gengogaku II) 2

Sem Code Course Name SCU Total

Minor Program 8

Free Electives 8

5

JAPN6108 Scientific Research Methodology (Kenkyuu Riron) 2

18

ENTR6511 Entrepreneurship: Market Validation 2

JAPN6074 Japanese Language Proficiency Test:

Intermediate Level (Noryoku Shiken III) 2

Streaming: Japanese Language & Business Culture

JAPN6168 Intermediate Japanese Grammar & Reading

Comprehension II (Chuukyuu Bunpou & Dokkai II) 4

JAPN6169 Listening Comprehension IV (Choukai IV) 2

JAPN6116

Japanese Corporate Culture and

Management (Nihon No Kigyou Bunka to

Manejimento)

2

JAPN6176 Japanese Business Culture and Communication

(Nihon Bijinesu Bunka to Komyunikeeshon) 2

JAPN6177 Japanese Translation: Theory and Practice

(Honyaku : Riron to Jisshuu) 2

Minor Program 12

Free Electives 12

6 Enrichment Program I 20 20

7 Enrichment Program II 20 20

8 JAPN6180 Pre Thesis 2

6 JAPN6181 Thesis (Rombun) 4

TOTAL CREDIT 146 SCU

*) Global Learning System Course

Streaming/Minor/Free Electives:

-) For 4th Semester: Students are required to choose streaming or minor program or free electives.

-) For 5th Semester: Students are required to choose streaming or minor program or free electives same with semester 4.

English University Courses:

-) For 1st Semester: English University Courses I, students with Binus University English Proficiency Test score

less than 500 will take English in Focus, and student with test score greater than or equal to 500 will take English

for Business Presentation.

-) For 2nd Semester: English University Courses II, students with Binus University English Proficiency Test score

less than 500 will take English Savvy, and students with test score greater than or equal to 500 will take English

for Written Business Communication.

-) Students must pass English Savvy with a minimum Grade of C.

Minor Scheme

Minor Program Semester 4 Semester 5

Minor @ Binus Kemanggisan

Digital Ecosystem v v

Human Capital in Digital Workplace v v

Sustainable Development v v

Cross Cultural Communication v v

Interactive & Users Experience Design v v

Minor @ Binus Alam Sutera

Digital Business v v

Minor @ Binus Bekasi

Virtual Services v v

Culinary v v

Minor @ Binus Malang

Digital Technopreneur - -

Minor @ Binus Bandung

DesignPreneur - -

1. Minor Program: Digital Ecosystem

Course SCU

COMP6683 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence 2/2

COMM6501 Narative Development 4

ISYS6549 Digital Innovation 4

COMP6684 Current Trends in Technology 4

DSGN6834 Visual Identity 4

Total SCU 20

2. Minor Program: Human Capital in Digital Workplace

Course SCU

PSYC6174 Psychology in The Workplace 4

MGMT6349 Digital Workplace Strategy 4

ISYS6551 Digital Workplace and Technology 4

LAWS6157 Legal Aspects in Digital Workplace 4

PSYC6175 Human Resources Development 4

Total SCU 20

3. Minor Program: Sustainable Development

Course SCU

ARCH6119 Introduction to Sustainable Development 2

DSGN6835 Engineering Material 4

ISYE6154 Sustainable Design and Manufacture 4

ISYE6155 Occupational, Health, Safety, and Administration in Engineering 2

CPEN6217 Digital for Sustainable Development 4

CIVL6118 Engineering Economic 4

Total SCU 20

4. Minor Program: Cross Cultural Communication

Course SCU

CHIN6133 Chinese Conversation in Daily Works 2

CHIN6132 Chinese Conversation in Daily Activities 4

CHIN6134 Chinese Conversation in Business Communication 4

COMM6502 Communication in Diversity 2

INTR6135 Comparative Politics 4

BUSS6170 Asian Business Ethics 4

Total SCU 20

5. Minor Program: Interactive & Users Experience Design

Course SCU

PSYC6176 Psychology and User Experience 4

ISYS6553 User-Centered Research and Evaluation 4

DSGN6836 Fundamental of Interface Design 4

ISYS6554 Core Principles: Interactive Design 4

DSGN6837 Digital Design Production 4

Total SCU 20

6. Minor Program: Digital Business

Course SCU

ISYS6559 Business Models and Technology Innovation 4

ISYS6557 Business Data Management 4

ISYS6558 Strategic Digital Business Analysis 4

STAT6149 Practical Statistics for Data and Business Analysis 4

MGMT6352 Digital Strategy 4

Total SCU 20

7. Minor Program: Virtual Services

Course SCU

ISYS6561 Fundamental of Virtual Services 2

ACCT6350 Virtual Financial Services 4

ISYS6562 Virtual Market Place 4

MGMT6354 Virtual Operation and Supply Chain 4

HTMN6082 Virtual Hospitality Management 4

ISYS6563 Seminar on Virtual Services 2

Total SCU 20

8. Minor Program: Culinary

Course SCU

HTMN6078 Advanced in Pastry and Bakery 4

HTMN6050 Culinary Business Event 2/2

HTMN6048 Western and French Cuisine 2/4

HTMN6046 Authentic Indonesian Cuisine 2/4

Total SCU 20

Appendix: Free Electives (4th Semester & 5th Semester)

No Course Owner

Department Course Group

Course Code

Course Name SCU Semester

1 Business Creation MKB ENTR6580 Digital Business Transformation

2 4

2 Business Creation MKB ENTR6582 Business Strategy 2 4

3 Business Creation MKB ENTR6494 Managing Growing Business

2 5

4 Business Management MKB MGMT6399 Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management

2 4

5 Business Management MKB MGMT6401 Digital Supply Chain Management

2 4

6 Business Management MKB MKTG6298 Service Marketing Management

2 4

7 Business Management MKB MGMT6362 Global Supply Chain Services

2 5

8 Business Management MKB MGMT6365 Current Issue in Service Business and Technology

2 5

9 Business Management MKB MGMT6400 Supply Chain Strategy 2 5

10 Global Business Management

MKB MKTG6237 Global Strategic Marketing: Asia Pacific Perspective

4 4

11 Global Business Management

MKB MKTG6237 Global Strategic Marketing: Asia Pacific Perspective

4 5

12 International Business Management

MKB BUSS6162 Market Entry Strategy 2 4


MKK BUSS6191 Export-Import Management

2 4


MKB BUSS7009 Export-Import Cost Management

2 5


MKB MGMT6370 E-Business for International Business

2 5

16 Management MKB BUSS6173 Managing Innovation and Knowledge

4 4

17 Management MKB MGMT6196 Project Management 4 4

18 Management MKB MGMT6276 Leadership & Managing Human Capital in Organization

4 4

19 Management MKB MGMT6371 Human Resources Analytics

4 4

20 Management MKB MGMT6375 Organizational Learning 4 4

21 Management MKB BUSS6194 Business Negotiation Strategy

2 5

22 Management MKB MGMT6412 Customer Relationship Management

2 5

23 Accounting MKB ACCT6358 Management Audit 4 4

24 Accounting MKB ACCT7141 Accounting Information System and Internal Control

2/2 4

25 Accounting Bekasi MKB ACCT6397 ERP Fundamental 2/2 4

26 Marketing Communication

MKB COMM6435 Global Consumer Behavior

2 4


MKB COMM6510 Reportage & Interview Technique

2/2 4


MKB COMM6533 Creative Program Design

2/2 4


MKB COMM6540 Communication & Public Affairs

2 4


MKB COMM6514 Editing for Creative Program

2/2 5


MKB COMM6523 Corporate Event Management

2/2 5


MKB COMM6538 Media Promotion & Marketing in Creative Broadcasting

2 5


MKB COMM6539 Media Convergence in Creative Broadcasting

2 5


MKB COMM6541 Digital Corporate Communication

2/2 5


MKB COMM6542 Event Management for Brand

2/2 5


MKB COMM6543 Digital Brand Communicaton

2/2 5

37 Tourism MKB TRSM6141 Tourism Destination and Planning Management

4 5

38 Tourism MKB TRSM6160 Tourism Transportation 2 5

39 Tourism MKB TRSM6196 Tourism Community Empowerment

2 5

40 Architecture MKB ARCH6128 Multimedia in Design Presentation

4 5

41 Architecture MKB ARCH6130 Architecture & Social Culture

4 5

42 Computer Engineering MKB CPEN6098 Computer Networks 2/2 5

43 Computer Engineering MKB CPEN6126 Cross Platform Application Development

4 5

44 Food Tech MKB FOOD6073 Current Issues in Food Technology

2 4

45 Food Tech MKB FOOD6062 Food Quality Assurance System

2/1 5

46 Food Tech MKB FOOD6063 Food Safety & Sanitation 2/1 5

47 Business Law MKB LAWS6159 Legal Aspect in Business 2 4

48 Business Law MKB LAWS6171 Business Competition & Consumer Protection Law

2 4

49 Business Law MKB LAWS6172 Environmental and Natural Resources Law

2 5

50 Chinese Literature MKB CHIN6158 Chinese Business in Daily Communication

4 4

51 Chinese Literature MKB CHIN6158 Chinese Business in Daily Communication

4 5

52 English Literature MKB SOCS6021 Social and Digital Media Writing

2 4

53 English Literature MKB ENGL6158 Writing for Children and Young Adults

2 5

54 English Literature MKB ENGL6244 Social Media Broadcasting

4 5

55 International Relations MKB INTR6143 ASEAN Community: Security, Economic, and Socio Cultural Aspects

4 4

56 International Relations MKB INTR6146 Contemporary Issues in East Asian Society

2 4

57 International Relations MKB INTR6148

Multinational Corporations Global Strategy and Social Responsibility

2/2 4

58 International Relations MKB INTR8043 International Media and State Role

4 4

59 International Relations MKB INTR6153 Regional Integration in East Asia

2 5

60 International Relations MKB INTR6161 Political Economy of Global Media

2 5

61 International Relations MKB INTR6162 Multiculturalism and Digital Society

2 5

62 International Relations MKB INTR6167 International Political Economy of Multinational Corporations

2 5

63 International Relations MKB INTR6169 International Migration: Governance and Rights

2 5

64 Primary Teacher Education

MKB EDUC6018 Micro Teaching 4 4

65 Primary Teacher Education

MKB EDUC6061 ICT for Distance Learning

2 5

66 Psychology MKB PSYC6145 Urban Psychology 4 4

67 Psychology MKB PSYC6123 Educational Psychology 2 5

68 Cyber Security MKB COMP6582 Computer Security 2 4

69 Game Application & Technology

MKB GAME6082 Game Animation 2 4

70 Mobile Application & Technology

MKB MOBI6059 Mobile Programming 2 5

71 Statistics MKB STAT6158 Data Management and Organization

2 5

72 Computer Science MKB COMP6231 Human and Computer Interaction

2/2 4

73 Computer Science MKB COMP6745 Machine Learning 2 4

74 Computer Science MKB COMP7084 Multimedia Systems 2/1 4

75 Computer Science MKB ISYS6211 Web Based Application Development

2/2 4

76 Computer Science MKB COMP6176 Human and Computer Interaction

2/2 5

77 Computer Science MKB COMP6578 Information Visualization 2 5

78 Computer Science MKB COMP6144 Web Programming 2/1 5

79 Animation MKB DSGN6692 Character Animation 4 4

80 Animation MKB DSGN6693 Motion Graphic 4 4

81 Animation MKB DSGN6694 Visual Effect (VFX) 4 4

82 Animation MKB DSGN6695 Asset Creation 4 4

83 Animation MKB DSGN6689 Concept Art & Production Design

2 5

84 Animation MKB DSGN6690 Animation Storytelling 2 5

85 Creative Advertising MKB DSGN6671 Creative Writing for Commercials

4 4

86 Creative Advertising MKB MDIA6046 Audio Visual (Pre Production and Production)

4 4

87 Creative Advertising MKB DSGN6661 Photography 4 4

88 Creative Advertising MKB DSGN6661 Photography 4 5

89 Film MKB FILM6027 Film Theories 4 4

90 Film MKB FILM6080 Southeast Asian Cinema & Popular Culture

4 4

91 Film MKB FILM6119 Audiences & Fan Culture 4 5

92 Interior Design MKB DSGN6608 Interior Design and culture

2 4

93 Business Information Technology

MKB ISYS6577 Machine Learning & Foundations

2 4


MKB ISYS6606 Smart Application 2 4


MKB ISYS6579 Knowledge-Based AI: Cognitive Systems

4 5

96 Information Systems MKB ISYS6210 Data Visualization 2 4

97 Information Systems MKB ISYS6285 Digital and New Media 2 4

98 Information Systems MKB ISYS6567 Applied Database: Database Programming With SQL and PL/SQL

4 4

99 Information Systems MKB ISYS6199 Data & Text Mining 4 5

100 Information Systems MKB ISYS6202 Social Informatics 4 5

Enrichment Program I (6th Semester) & Enrichment Program II (7th Semester):

-) Student will take one of enrichment program tracks (off campus). See enrichment appendix for the tracks detail.

Enrichment Track Scheme

Track Semester 6 Semester 7

IN RS EN CD SA etc IN RS EN CD SA etc

1 v v

2 v v

3 v v

4 v v

5 v v

6 v v

7 v v

8 v v

9 v v

10 v v

11 v v

12 v v

13 v v

14 v v

15 v v

16 v v

17 v v

18 v v

19 v v

20 v v

21 v v

22 v v

23 v v

24 v v

25 v v

Notes:

IN : Internship

RS : Research

EN : Entrepreneurship

CD : Community Development

SA : Study Abroad

etc : Study Program Special Purposes

Notes:

Student will take one of enrichment program tracks

Enrichment Internship Track

Code Course Name SCU Total

Enrichment Program I: (For students who take only Internship track in semester

6, should take these courses:)

20 JAPN6182 Corporate Culture Experience I 8

JAPN6183 Phenomena Observation in Industries I 8

JAPN6184 Self Management and Teamwork Skill I 4

For students who take Internship track in semester 6 and 7, should take these

courses:

20

Enrichment Program I:

JAPN6182 Corporate Culture Experience I 8

JAPN6183 Phenomena Observation in Industries I 8

JAPN6184 Self Management and Teamwork Skill I 4

Enrichment Program II

JAPN6185 Corporate Culture Experience II 8

JAPN6186 Phenomena Observation in Industries II 8

JAPN6187 Self Management and Team Work Skill II 4

Enrichment Entrepreneurship Track


Enrichment Program I: (For students who take only Entrepreneurship track in

semester 6, should take these courses:)

20 ENTR6297 Business Start Up 8

ENTR6972 Business Model & Validation in Market 8

ENTR6973 EES in New Market Business 4

For students who take Entrepreneurship track in semester 6 and 7, should take

these courses:

20


ENTR6297 Business Start Up 8

ENTR6972 Business Model & Validation in Market 8

ENTR6973 EES in New Market Business 4


ENTR6311 Growing a Business 8

ENTR6974 Lean Start Up & Business Plan in Market 8

ENTR6975 EES in Market Business Experience 4

Enrichment Research Track


Enrichment Program I: (For students who take only Research track in semester

6, should take these courses:)

20 RSCH6400 Research Design in Japanese Studies 8

RSCH6594 Academic Writing in Japanese Studies 8

RSCH6480 Teamwork and Communication Skill Experience 4

For students who take Research track in semester 6 and 7, should take these

courses:

20


RSCH6400 Research Design in Japanese Studies 8

RSCH6594 Academic Writing in Japanese Studies 8

RSCH6480 Teamwork and Communication Skill Experience 4


RSCH6403 Research Experience in Japanese Studies 8

RSCH6595 Scientific Writing in Japanese Studies 8

RSCH6405 Teamwork and Problem Solving Experience 4

Enrichment Community Development Track


Enrichment Program I: (For students who take only Community Development

track in semester 6, should take these courses:)

20 CMDV6131 Community Outreach Project Implementation 8

CMDV6366 Community Outreach Project Design 8

CMDV6367 Employability and Entrepreneurial Skills in Community 4

For students who take Community Development track in semester 6 and 7, should

take these courses:

20


CMDV6131 Community Outreach Project Implementation 8

CMDV6366 Community Outreach Project Design 8

CMDV6367 Employability and Entrepreneurial Skills in Community 4


CMDV6142 Community Development Project Implementation 8

CMDV6368 Community Development Project Design 8

CMDV6369 Employability and Entrepreneurial Skills in Community

Development 4

Enrichment Study Abroad Track


Elective courses list for study abroad*

20

Enrichment Program I

GLOB6005 Elective Course for Study Abroad 1 4


















20


















*) Transferred courses will be transferred based on credit transfer policies on study program with total of 20 credits.

The Table of Prerequisite for Japanese Program

Course SCU Sem. Prerequisite Course SCU Sem.

JAPN6152 Japanese Grammar II

(Bunpou II) 4 2 JAPN6145

Japanese Grammar

I (Bunpou I) 4 1

JAPN6157 Japanese Grammar III*

(Bunpou III) 4 3 JAPN6152

Japanese Grammar

II (Bunpou II) 4 2

JAPN6158 Japanese in Use III

(Sougou Nihongo III)* 6 3 JAPN6146

Japanese in Use I

(Sougou Nihongo I) 4 1

JAPN6159 Japanese Letter III

(Kanji III) 2 3 JAPN6148

Japanese Letter I

(Kanji I) 2 1

JAPN6160

Reading

Comprehension III

(Dokkai III)*

2 3 JAPN6149

Reading

Comprehension I

(Dokkai I)

2 1

JAPN6181 Thesis (Rombun) 4 8 JAPN6108

Scientific Research

Methodology (Kenk

yuu Riron)

2 5

Note: Students should pass Japanese I, Japanese II, Conversation and Listening Comprehension I, Conversation

and Listening Comprehension II with minimum grade C.

Student should pass all of these quality controlled courses as listed below:

No Course Code Course Name Minimal Grade

1. CHAR6013 Character Building: Pancasila B

2. ENTR6511 Entrepreneurship: Market Validation C

3. JAPN6157 Japanese Grammar III* C

4. JAPN6158 Japanese in Use III C

5. JAPN6160 Reading Comprehension III C

6. JAPN6032 Japanese Work Ethics C

7. JAPN6083 Composition and Presentation* C

8. JAPN6074 Japanese Language Proficiency Test: Intermediate

Level* C

*) Tutorial & Multipaper

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