Why Master Degree in Tokyo？ AEC

1.  An English-Taught Master’s Program for the Global Era

Graduate studies are completed entirely in English through an integrated program of coursework, research supervision, and thesis writing. The program brings together international and domestic students from diverse cultural and academic backgrounds who are seeking a globally oriented graduate education. This diversity creates a unique academic experience that enhances communication, collaboration, and global perspectives.

2.  Dynamic Location

Located in central Tokyo at JIU’s Kioicho Campus, AEC provides access to Japan’s capital, one of Asia’s most dynamic business, policy, and cultural centers. Students benefit from studying in a global city while building valuable professional and academic networks. Pursuing a master’s degree in Tokyo also provides opportunities to connect academic learning with developments in business, public policy, international exchange, and culture.

3. Learn Across Four Interdisciplinary Fields

The curriculum encourages students to examine contemporary challenges from multidisciplinary and international perspectives across four distinct fields of study:

• ・Public Policy
• ・International Politics and Economics
• ・International Business
• ・Tourism Studies

Students can choose a field that aligns with their academic interests, research topics, and future career goals.

4.  Learn from Internationally Experienced Faculty

AEC has a wide range of faculty members with extensive academic and professional experience. Faculty members provide academic guidance throughout students’ studies and offer individualized advice concerning research, future career pathways, and professional development. The program supports students in developing both advanced research skills and practical problem-solving abilities.

5. A Diverse and International Learning Environment

AEC attracts students from different countries, cultures, and professional backgrounds. This diverse academic environment creates opportunities for students to exchange ideas, learn from different perspectives, and develop intercultural communication skills. Through collaboration with international and domestic students, students can broaden their understanding of global issues and develop perspectives that extend beyond their own countries and fields of study.

6. Flexible Learning for Working Professionals

AEC offers a flexible learning environment for working professionals. Students can continue their careers while advancing their academic knowledge and practical expertise through graduate study. The program enables students to connect their professional experience with academic research and apply what they learn to real-world challenges.

7. Pathways to Global Careers

Graduates develop knowledge and skills relevant to careers in international business, international organizations, government and governance, public policy, tourism, and hospitality management. The knowledge, research skills, and international perspectives developed through AEC can support career development in Japan, students’ home countries, and other international settings. Graduates may also pursue further academic study.