71 Master's degrees in Social Sciences in Japan

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.

The Japanese and Asian Culture 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. 

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

Meiji University offers courses in three concentration areas: Public Policy, International Development Policy, and Community Planning and Management. 

Human Science from Osaka Metropolitan University (OMU) is essential for our life. We explore the value bases of welfare systems.

What roles do language and culture play in achieving these goals? The Master in Linguistics and Cultural Studies at Nagoya University has been specifically designed to respond to such questions and meet such needs.

The Master in Japan in Asia Cultural Studies at Nagoya University offers students an excellent opportunity to develop a deep understanding of, and critical insights into, the rich and complex relations between Japan and other East Asian countries in modern world history and globalizing contemporary society.

The Social Data Science programme at the University of Toyama leads to a Master's degree. This course is designed to equip students with the necessary interdisciplinary knowledge and skills to contribute effectively to a sustainable society. The duration and attendance format details are not specified.

The Department of International Development (DID) and the Department of International Cooperation Studies (DICOS) of the Graduate School of International Development (GSID) at Nagoya University jointly offer a graduate program in international development and cooperation. The program aims at equipping graduate students with knowledge of a wide range of development issues pertaining to developing countries and the practices of international development cooperation (i.e., development literacy), and capabilities and skills to contribute to solving such development issues (i.e., professional minimums). 

Policy Science is a new discipline that involves interdisciplinary and practical studies. We offer a master degree in Policy Science at Ritsumeikan University.

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).