School of Economics and Business Administration

Students will develop business management skills necessary for working at global companies, capabilities for planning and carrying out new business plans, and understanding of advanced theories and practices. The School of Economics and Business Administration aims to nurture professionals who are active in a wide range of private and public sectors, and are equipped with a high level of proficiency in English.
Degree awarded Bachelor of Economics or Bachelor of Business Administration

Duration 4 Years

Medium of instruction Mainly in Japanese

Courses in English Some courses available
Language requirements JLPT N2 or higher

Admissions test(s) Yes

Admissions statistics To be announced



Recommended for those who:

  • are interested in learning methods for planning a business and starting a company
  • want to acquire business management skills for working in global corporations
  • aspire to become a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), tax accountant, etc.
  • would like to focus on financial agencies' activities in the Bank of Japan's monetary policy
  • are considering potential career paths at private firms, public agencies, local governments, etc.

 

Message from the Dean

YCU's origin can be traced back to the Yokohama School of Commerce, which was founded in 1882 just after the port of Yokohama was open. Students at YCU learn problem-solving management skills, based on our principle 'developing talent through relationships'. We capitalize on our broad network of alumni currently active in the business world, and our location in one of the major global commercial hubs in Japan.

 

Insight into the School of Economics and Business Administration

 
The following list shows some of the courses you can take in our School of Economics and Business Administration in English.

  • Global Business Administration
  • Global Business Strategy
  • Global Organization Theory
  • Japanese Industry
  • Japanese Economy
  • Global Leadership
  • Global Service Management
  • Global Human Resource Development
  • Introductory Accounting
  • Intermediate Accounting
  • International Business
  • Basics of Corporate Analysis and Valuation
  • Global Innovation Management
  • Global Marketing
  • Advanced Topics in Economics
  • Introduction to IFRSs