Introduction
In recent years, fields such as econometrics, experimental economics, game theory and finance have been forming a new core of business analysis. There is also an increasing demand for data scientists with a thorough knowledge of artificial intelligence and the utilization of big data. In the Department of Business Economics, we meet the needs of the times by providing advanced education in business analysis based on structured programs. Through this department’s small group instruction, we cultivate quantitative and qualitative thinking skills, creativity and high ethical standards to develop the following type of students.
- People with a deep understanding of statistics and data science who are capable of exploiting data analysis and prediction and discovery techniques and applying them to problem resolution in the fields of economics and management.
- People capable of scientifically elucidating market structures and analyzing human decision-making from both theoretical and empirical perspectives underpinned by an in-depth understanding of economics.
- People with extensive knowledge of finance who are also capable of conducting a broad- ranging analysis of financial markets and human financial behavior, and able to apply that knowledge and those techniques to financial practices.
Curriculum Chart
Area of Learning
Subjects Common to All Areas
- Microeconomics 1 / 2
- Macroeconomics 1 / 2
- Introduction to Accounting
- Introduction to Finance
- Introduction to Data Science 1 / 2
- Calculus 1 / 2
- Calculus and Mathematical Analysis 1 / 2
- Introduction to Linear Algebra 1 / 2
- Linear Algebra 1 / 2
- Probability and Statistics 1 / 2
- Computer Programming 1 / 2
- Econometrics 1 / 2
- Game Theory 1 / 2
- Asset Pricing 1 / 2
- Applied Statistics
- Mathematics for Economics
- Business Law 1 / 2
- Analysis of Economic Data 1(PBL3) / 2(PBL4)
- Seminar 1 / 2
- Undergraduate Thesis 1A / 1B / 2A / 2B
- Introduction to Information Processing
- Introduction to Management 1 / 2
- Data Processing
- Introduction to Marketing 1 / 2
- Special Topics in Business Economics 1 / 2 / 3
Data Analysis
- Computational Economics 1 / 2
- Applied Econometric Analysis 1 / 2
- Microeconometrics
- Pattern Recognition
- Macroeconometrics
- Marketing Science
- Big Data Analysis
- Economic Forecasting
Economic Theory
- Mechanism Design
- Economics of Information
- Economic Policy
- Industrial Organization
- Public Economics
- Experimental Economics
- Optimization Theory
- Operations Research
- Organizational Economics
Finance
- Financial Engineering
- Bookkeeping
- Financial Systems
- Applied Corporate Finance
- Securities and Investment
- Financial Accounting
- Quantitative Finance
- Positive Accounting and Finance
- Corporate Finance
※ Special Lectures
List of Faculty Members
| Title |
Name |
Research Area |
Keyword |
| Professor |
MUTO Shigeo |
Social systems engineering/Safety system |
game theory |
| Professor |
Shi Jianming |
Social systems engineering/Safety system |
Operations Research, Global Optimization, Sum of Linear Ratios |
| Professor |
SHIMOKAWA Tetsuya |
Economic theory
Public finance/Public economy |
neuro-economics, computational economics
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| Professor |
SHOJI Isao |
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| Professor |
UMEZAWA Masashi |
Social systems engineering/Safety system
Economic theory |
Management Science
Game theory, Microeconomics |
| Associate Professor |
ANDO Shin |
Intelligent informatics |
Data Mining, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence |
| Associate Professor |
NODA Hideo |
Economic statistics |
Economic Time Series Analysis, Bayesian Modeling |
| Associate Professor |
NOZAWA Masahiro |
Social systems engineering/Safety system |
Statistical Data Analysis |
| Associate Professor |
TSUCHIYA Yoichi |
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| Junior Associate Professor |
Fujishima Shota |
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| Junior Associate Professor |
SUGAWARA Shinya |
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| Assistant Professor |
IMAMURA Yuri |
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| Assistant Professor |
NAKADA Satoshi |
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| Assistant Professor |
OHASHI Yoshihiro |
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