Faculty of SociologyDepartment of Comprehensive Welfare We train welfare professionals who support the happiness and health of people.
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Department of Comprehensive Welfare
The educational objective of the Department of Comprehensive Welfare is to develop professionals who are able to provide comprehensive support to those in need. The department grants a degree (in social welfare) to students who have acquired the ability to provide support in a variety of different ways. Additionally, the department has established a group of liberal arts subjects that are needed in fostering a deep sense of humanity and human understanding, a group of subjects that enhance general abilities such as linguistic expression and information processing, and a group of subjects that allow students to acquire knowledge and skills related to welfare and its associated fields.
The department accepts people who are interested in learning about welfare from a comprehensive standpoint and wish to contribute toward creating a welfare society where everyone is happy.
Department of Comprehensive WelfareThree Distinctive Features
- Course system that meets diverse welfare needs
- There are several learning courses that pertain to welfare (welfare course, psychology course, sports course, etc.). From freshmen year, students are free to select a course based on their interests and career path.
- Four years of education provided through seminars that accommodate both professional and career education
- For four years, students learn in small classes by engaging in dialogue with academic instructors. From freshmen year, students are instilled with the abilities of a welfare expert and the skills needed for them to continue working actively as a member of society.
- System that supports students with their tuition and job hunting
- There is a system in place that provides students with financial support for their studies through tuition reductions and exemptions, rent subsidies, and other initiatives. From freshmen year, students are also provided with guidance for job hunting along with access to a job hunting support center that helps them with their efforts in finding a job.