Education

Creating education that responds to contemporary issues in development and learning

We study and conduct research together at the Graduate School to create an education required for the current generation. We expect that many people will participate in this study and research, and the exchange and creation of knowledge.

The purpose of the Graduate School of Education is to develop researchers who will explore theoretical and practical issues in education and professionals with advanced knowledge of education. We have a master’s and a doctoral program. These programs consist of eight courses, which include School Education, Lifelong Learning, Educational Social Sciences, Educational Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Health Education, Physical Education, and Multicultural Education. Each course is run with faculty members affiliated with other research institutes and centers, not just the School of Education, because of the wide variety of content explored at the Graduate School of Education.

Courses

Division	Laboratory
Education	School Education, Lifelong Learning, Educational Social Sciences, Educational Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Health Education, Physical Education, Multicultural Education