15 Master's degrees in Economics in Japan

Ambassadors of good governance: Scholars from around the world study the many facets of economics in an immersive master’s program in Economic and Public Policy at the University of Tsukuba. 

Acquire advanced expertise and skills for new designs by highly analyzing abundant wisdom and practices in the community as well as collaborative and cooperative relationship with cities, all with this Agricultural and Rural Economics course at Utsunomiya University.

More than 10% of the students who graduate from the Faculty of Economics continue their studies in graduate school. At the Global Program in Economics and Management from Tohoku University, students can acquire skills and specialized knowledge in the Department of Economics and Management and the Accounting School (Department of Accountancy).

The Economics - Sustainable Economy Program Program at Osaka University admits 55 students annually; it is ranked as one of the best economics graduate programs in Japan.

The International Cooperation Policy Master's program from Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU) provides students with policy-oriented and practical advice, drawing on diverse fields to train creative professionals who can understand complex challenges from multiple perspectives and formulate feasible solutions with integrative approaches from global, regional and local perspectives. 

The Japanese and Asian Economy and Management program from Saitama University offers students the option of pursuing a degree with a disciplinary focus in either the liberal arts or in economics and business, providing them with broad, in-depth study of Japanese and Asian history, culture, economy and management from a global or multi-cultural perspective. 

Economics at Waseda University students can be confident that the sophisticated expert knowledge and skills in Economic data analysis that they learn in our Master’s Program can be put to use immediately upon entry into a wide variety of corporate or research environments. 

The Economics (MEc) program at Tokyo Metropolitan University seeks to produce researchers and practitioners who possess expert knowledge in economics-related fields and who are capable of undertaking research in a wide range of fields relating to relevant academic and practical issues. 

The Graduate School of Economics in the University of Toyama offers two Master's degree programs, in "Regional and Economic Policy" and "Business Administration." 

The Graduate School of Economics in the University of Toyama offers two Master's degree programs, in International and Regional Economies

The Graduate Program in Economics and Business Administration equips students with theoretical and applied knowledge in economics, econometrics, and global business practices to meet the demands of an increasingly globalized world. Taught entirely in English, the program fosters international human resources capable of contributing to global corporations, international organizations, government agencies, and research institutions. 

More than 10% of the students who graduate from the Faculty of Economics continue their studies in graduate school. At the Graduate School of Economics and Management from Tohoku University, students can acquire skills and specialized knowledge in the Department of Economics and Management and the Accounting School (Department of Accountancy).

The Graduate School of Economics in the University of Toyama offers two Master's degree programs, in Socio-Economic Systems

Economics from Kyushu University is based upon the standard global curriculum of postgraduate level economics, and is aimed at fostering talented individuals who can creatively solve the problems presented in the contemporary economy by learning at the front-lines of economics.

The Kobe University Interdisciplinary Master Program (KIMAP) was established through collaboration between the Graduate School of Law, the Graduate School of Economics, and the Graduate School of Business Administration, with the aim of preparing students to tackle a broader range of challenges.