We have a substantial MBA program for fostering management practitioners well versed in international management, marketing, organization and human affairs, accounting finance, and other areas. Students can also aim to become tax accountants, accountants, or management consultants.

We train management practitioners and researchers who are experts in management. Our education and research guidance are further enhanced, enabling students to aim for a higher level.

One of the features of the Graduate School of Management is education and research guidance that leads to the acquisition of qualifications indispensable for highly skilled professionals. In addition to the exemptions from subjects for the Certified Public Tax Accountant Examination received for writing a master's thesis that meets the prescribed requirements, we also have extensive lectures for acquiring qualification as a Registered Management Consultant and other qualifications. In particular, we have three supervisors for master's theses that lead to the exemptions from subjects for the Certified Public Tax Accountant Examination and boast a level of thoroughness not found at any other graduate schools.
A second feature of the Graduate School is its further enhancement of the curriculum to cultivate practical skills useful in management settings. For example, we offer a wide range of subjects for those aiming to become second-generation managers, venture entrepreneurs who take on challenges, and other such professionals. Along with these subjects, we have also greatly improved subjects for adult graduate students. In addition, we actively strive to accept international students, aiming to be an international graduate school, and have strengthened collaboration with the University's Career Center to support your job search after the completion of graduate school.
Now in the 21st century, Japanese companies face intense competition due to the globalization of management, markets, and economies, and their success depends on whether they can produce new management philosophies and management strategies. Through education and research guidance that cultivates thinking skills and knowledge for developing growth strategies of companies from an international perspective at the Graduate School of Management, students can aim to become management experts who can energize diverse Japanese companies and organizations.