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Department of Regional Future Studies

Revitalizing Communities, Shaping Tomorrow

Hokkaido Bunkyo University

Department of Regional Future Studies

At Hokkaido Bunkyo University's Department of Regional Future Studies, we are committed to developing leaders who can drive regional revitalization and serve as core coordinators within their communities. Our program emphasizes practical learning, interdisciplinary studies, and extensive collaboration with local governments and businesses to address regional challenges effectively.

Key Features of Our Program:

- Practical Learning: Students engage in fieldwork and internships, honing their analytical skills and ability to identify and solve regional issues. Our comprehensive partnership agreements with over 80 local governments and companies provide a rich environment for hands-on experience.

- Interdisciplinary Curriculum: The program offers a wide range of subjects, including education, sociology, and business administration, allowing students to approach regional development from multiple perspectives.

- Small-Group Seminars: From the first year, students participate in seminar-style lectures that solidify foundational knowledge while enhancing planning, practical, and communication skills essential for local activities.

Career Opportunities:

Graduates can pursue various career paths, including:

- Public Service: National or local government roles involved in urban development or education and cultural projects tailored to regional characteristics.

- Private Sector: Leadership positions in companies focusing on regional revitalization and sustainable development goals (SDGs), creating new value from economic and industrial perspectives.

By fostering a deep understanding of regional dynamics and equipping students with practical skills, the Department of Regional Future Studies prepares graduates to make meaningful contributions to their communities and beyond.  

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