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ESOP 2009-2010 Course Description Guide
Fall Semester (September-January)
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ESOP Classes:
- Japan As a Net Community
- Yoshiaki OHSHIMA
- The Contemporary Japanese Financial System II - Capital Markets and Investment Management
- John REILLY
- Japanese Journalism
- Paul ZIEGLER
- Japanese Economy and Industry -Bubble, Adaptation and Innovation-
- Hisashi YAGINUMA
- Business & Ecology
- Claude Patrick SIEGENTHALER
- "Gender" in Japanese Society
- Akiko MIZOGUCHI
- International Cooperation of Japan
- Nobuhisa TAKEDA
- E-Class: Ancient Greek Theatre and Dance NEW!
- Peggy SHANNON
- Japanese Thought II - Zen -
- Marco GOTTARDO
- Culture and Society in Late Meiji and Taisho Japan
- Masaaki KINUGASA
*Note: The courses mentioned above may subject to change according to circumstances, without prior notice.
ESOP Japanese Language Classes:
- Japanese 1a/1b (General course)
- Ayuri SHINYA
- Japanese 2a/2b (General course)
- Sonoko YAMAMOTO
- Japanese 2c (Oral)
- Tomoko KOMINE
- Japanese 2d (Reading and Kanji)
- Miwako OIDE
- Japanese 3a (Grammar and Reading)
- Sonoko YAMAMOTO
- Japanese 3b (Speaking)
- Shutaro KOMIYA
- Japanese 3c (Composition)
- Yoko TAKEUCHI
- Japanese 3d (Listening)
- Miwako OIDE
- Japanese 4a (Reading)
- Hirofumi EMURA
- Japanese 4b (Learning Japanese from the News)
- Ayuri SHINYA
- Japanese Culture (For students in Level 2-3)
- Tomoko KOMINE
Note for Japanese Classes:
- Placement test will be given for the above upon students' arrival in Japan; it is expected that 10-11 courses of the 20 will be offered, dependent on the results of the test.
- The above classes are intended for beginner through intermediate levels.
- The higher the number reflects the greater difficulty....thus Japanese 2 is more difficult than 1, Japanese 3 more than 2 etc.
- Students with superior Japanese language ability are considered eligible to take advanced Japanese language courses in the regular faculty curricula.
- The courses mentioned above also may subject to change according to circumstances, without prior notice.
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