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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Division of Industrial Systems Management and Innovation will help students acquire advanced specialized and interdisciplinary knowledge on economics and management in industrial systems, as well as on environment and resource management, and train them to have the necessary analytical skills and task analysis skills essential to the information society. We will develop human resources who are equipped with research and practical skills through project research and who can lead the creation of new values and sustainable development of industrial systems.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The Division of Industrial Systems Management and Innovation has two Courses: “Economics and Management” and “Environment and Resource Management.” Economics and business management, in which to study economic phenomena, their structures, and the principles and operations of corporate activities, and environmental policy and human geography, in which to study the industries and resources of local communities, are closely related academic fields and thus comprehensively regarded as industrial systems. In cooperation with local communities and businesses, we play a practical role and function in the industrial systems, contributing to the creation of new value in each field.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Economics and Management Course<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n In the Economics and Management Course, we will foster human resources who can rationalize and optimize economic and management activities in the industrial society with systematically acquired economic and management expertise and skills. Upon completion of the program, a degree of Master of Economics will be awarded.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n Environment and Resource Management Course<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n The Environment and Resource Management Course is to develop human resources who can resolve various issues in local communities using the knowledge of diverse social sciences in addition to economics and management and who can manage and utilize the environment and resources related to local industries. Upon completion of the program, a degree of Master of Philosophy will be awarded.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n\nFaculty<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
\n\n\nName<\/div>\nPosition<\/div>\nDegree<\/div>\nResearch Keywords<\/div>\nCourse in Charge<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\nProfessor<\/div>Ph.D.<\/div>China situation, Japan-China relations, Chinese<\/div>Modern Chinese Affairs<\/div><\/div>\nProfessor<\/div>Ph.D. <\/div>Tourism, Cultural Resource Management<\/div>Tourism and Culture Studies<\/div><\/div>\nAssociate Professor<\/div>Ph.D.<\/div>Rural sustainability project, Benefit\/cost analysis, Social impact assessment, Statistical analysis<\/div>Environmental Economics<\/div><\/div>\nProfessor<\/div>Ph.D.<\/div>information industry, network economy, e-business<\/div>Information Industry<\/div><\/div>\nProfessor<\/div>MA<\/div>cost accounting, quality costs, transaction costs, agency costs<\/div>Cost Accounting and Management<\/div><\/div>\nProfessor<\/div>Ph.D.<\/div>business information ethics, management information theory, information systems<\/div>Information Management<\/div><\/div>\nAssociate Professor<\/div>Ph.D.<\/div>resource self-sufficiency, community development, forest management, Indonesia<\/div>Rural Community<\/div><\/div>\nSenior Assistant Professor<\/div>Ph.D.<\/div>Urban and Landscape Design, Urban Design, City Planning<\/div>Theory of Urban Design<\/div><\/div>\nProfessor<\/div>MA<\/div>optimization mathematics, differential equations, uncertainty<\/div>Mathematical Economics<\/div><\/div>\nProfessor<\/div>Ph.D.<\/div>management strategy, management organization, computerization<\/div>Strategic Management<\/div><\/div>\nAssociate Professor<\/div>Ph.D.<\/div>Cultural Property, Cultural Resources, Traditional Architecture, Utilization<\/div>Cultural Property Studies<\/div><\/div>\nProfessor<\/div>Ph.D.<\/div>rural areas, Southeast Asia, regional resource management<\/div>Development in Asian Societies<\/div><\/div>\nProfessor<\/div>Ph.D.<\/div>industrial management, production management, logistics<\/div>Production Management<\/div><\/div>\nProfessor<\/div>Ph.D.<\/div>market mechanisms, market failures, information asymmetry, incentives<\/div>Microeconomics<\/div><\/div>\nProfessor<\/div>Ph.D.<\/div>family history, regional history<\/div>Western Economic History<\/div><\/div>\nAssociate Professor<\/div>Ph.D.<\/div>Social Security, Tax System, Labor Market Policy<\/div>Lecture on Finance<\/div><\/div>\nAssociate Professor<\/div>MA<\/div>Management education, organizational learning, gaming, simulation<\/div>Organizational Learning Theory<\/div><\/div>\nAssociate Professor<\/div>MA<\/div>Marketing, Customer needs<\/div>Marketing<\/div><\/div>\nProfessor<\/div>Ph.D.<\/div>food, agriculture, rural areas, regional development<\/div>Comparative Area Studies<\/div><\/div>\nAssociate Professor<\/div>MA<\/div>economic policy, modern capitalism, state, international economic policy, international finance<\/div>Economic Policy<\/div><\/div>\nProfessor<\/div>MA<\/div>financial statements, accounting principles, accounting standards<\/div>Financial Accounting<\/div><\/div>\nProfessor<\/div>Ph.D.<\/div>consensus building, public governance, social psychology<\/div>Public Governance<\/div><\/div>\n