92■ Objectives for Fostering Personnel: Educational GoalsThe Faculty of International Studies defines its objectives for fostering personnel and educational goals, as follows, based on the objectives for fostering personnel and educational goals of Meiji Gakuin University.■ Policy on Graduation and the Awarding of DegreesBased on the policy on graduation and the awarding of degrees of Meiji Gakuin University, and seeking to foster human beings who meet the faculty’s objectives for fostering personnel and educational goals, the Faculty of International Studies defines its conditions for permitting graduation and awarding degrees as follows. In addition to being enrolled for the stipulated period of time, and having acquired the stipulated number of credits, students are also expected to have acquired the following abilities.The ultimate educational goal of the Faculty of International Studies is to cultivate people who understand the various aspects of contemporary society and will contribute to world peace and people’s harmonious co-existence. To that end, we set ourselves the following educational goals: １ ) To deepen our understanding of Japanese society, in which we live.2) To aim for understanding of the diversity of global society and the realization of peace.3) To approach themes in regional society from a perspective combining politics, economics and culture.4) To foster a consciousness that seeks to identify and solve social problems, and the ability to communicate findings.Based on thus-acquired knowledge, we aim to foster human beings who can cooperate with people of different backgrounds in grappling with the various problems of a society stratified by globalization. １ . By taking the various courses provided under the combined Meiji Gakuin curriculum, and the specialized courses provided by the faculty, students are expected to acquire basic academic skills, to understand Japanese society and the various political, economic and cultural issues that transcend national borders, and to acquire the general power to grapple with problems specific to regional societies.2. To grasp and analyze the complex problems arising in globalized society, and acquire the ability to search for solutions to those problems.3. To communicate, in English and other languages, with people of different backgrounds from around the world, and to acquire the ability to work cooperatively with them.4. To form bonds of mutual association with society outside the university, acquiring a broad vision and a rich humanity.The Faculty of International Studies
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