School of Management

Department of
Management

In order to support the globalization of corporate activities as well as more service- and information-intensive industrial structures, the Department of Management in the School of Management carries out scientific management education on various management techniques and theories, which have developed and expanded significantly in recent years, through numerical/quantitative and empirical approaches that center on the mathematical and statistical knowledge accumulated by the university over a long period of time. In addition, capable human resources are fostered to have a broad concept of values and sense of management from the perspective of globalization and global environmental problems.

Research Groups & Research Areas

  • Strategic Management

    How can a company win over others, and how can a company be maintained? Strategic management considers these questions from various business management perspectives. On the basis of existing research in various fields, we aim to compile papers that are suitable for business sense and useful while still being empirical.

    Ito Research Group / Kawasaki Research Group / Oe Research Group / Sato Research Group /Watanabe Research Group

  • Marketing

    The scope of our research includes, for example, product development, pricing, advertising, logistics, and consumer behavior under an environment of increasingly advanced social media and globalization. On the basis of surveys of consumer behavior, we recommend a hypothetical/verificational graduation thesis to help a company develop an appropriate strategy.

    Arai Research Group / Asahi Research Group / Ideno Research Group / Tsubaki Research Group

  • Accounting & Finance

    The flow of money, the use of assets, market evaluation and decision-making of managers in companies often fall under the scope of our research. We recommend a hypothetical/verificational graduation thesis which deals with business activities and market evaluation utilizing data related to companies and markets.

    Iwaki Research Group / Iwasawa Research Group / Jeon Research Group / Kishimoto Research Group / Yamada Research Group / Yanagida Research Group

  • Information Management

    This area of study is available to students who joined TUS in the 2021 academic year or earlier; course subjects will not be offered in the 2022 academic year or after.

    Masuyama Research Group / Nogami Research Group

List of Faculty Members

Name Title Research Area Keyword
ASAHI Yumi Professor Social systems engineering/Safety system
Commerce
Sociology
Social psychology
Educational psychology		 Marketing
Marketing
Personal communication, The degree of preference, Social research, Marketing
Personal communication, The degree of preference
Educational evaluation
IDENO Takashi Professor
ITO Kenji Professor
IWAKI Hideki Professor Money/Finance Decision making under uncertainty, Portfolio selection, Asset pricing
KISHIMOTO Kazuo Professor
MASUYAMA Shigeru Professor
NOGAMI Shinya Professor Communication/Network engineering Information communication network, Traffic
SATO Osamu Professor Management Management of Technology
TSUBAKI Michiko Professor Kansei informatics
Social systems engineering/Safety system
Commerce		 Kansei Measurement
Consumer Well-being
Consumer Well-being
JEON HAEJUN Associate Professor Money/Finance Corporate finance, real options
OE Akitsu Associate Professor Management Organizational behavior, Organizational learning, Knowledge transfer, Innovation
YAMADA Masahiro Associate Professor Money/Finance Market Microstructure, International Finance
ARAI Akiko Junior Associate Professor Commerce Sport Marketing
IWASAWA Keita Junior Associate Professor Accounting management accounting, cost accounting, cost management, management control
KAWASAKI Chiaki Junior Associate Professor Management
WATANABE Mariko Junior Associate Professor
YANAGIDA Tomotaka Junior Associate Professor Accounting
FURUE Nanami Assistant Professor
IWATA Kiyonori Assistant Professor
YOSHIDA Naohiro Assistant Professor
ZHAO Yu Assistant Professor Social systems engineering/Safety system Operations Research, Data Analysis

Information on Career Paths

  • Information Industry
    36.4%
  • Finance, Insurance
    12.1%
  • Professional and Technical Services
    7.9%
  • Miscellaneous Services
    4.5%
  • Machinery and Appliances
    4.3%
  • Real Estate and Goods Rental and Leasing
    4.3%
  • Wholesale and Retail Trade
    3.9%
  • Graduate School
    3.3%
  • Civil Servant
    3.3%
  • Chemical Engineering
    2.7%
  • Education, Learning Support
    1.5%
  • Other Industries
    8.2%
  • Other (Persons Planning on Continuing Education, Studying Abroad, etc.)
    7.6%
(As of March 2022)