In 2004, responding to changes in society's needs regarding graduate

schools, the nearly 40-year-old School adopted a course system for the

master's degree program. In addition to the researcher tax accountant

course (tax system), the School now offers both a regional policy course

and a general course that are open to the general public.

Many Japanese businesses are now undergoing transformation in adapting to globalization and computerization. Against this backdrop, the School of Business Administration was set up in 2005 to offer students opportunities to cross-sectionally learn advanced management theories, entrepreneurial know-how, business-related law and other knowledge which to lead

corporate society in the next generation.

Its curriculum consists of two different areas: finance/accounting and

information management. It also offers three different enrollment models

in which students can systematically learn subjects necessary for their

future career development. Its aim is to educate key businesspersons with advanced IT skills business management knowledge and expertise.

Established in April 2006, the School offers two different courses: a clinical human psychology course that focuses on the analysis of psychological

issues that are becoming increasingly complex, and a human relationship course exploring approaches to achieving harmonious relationships and

partnerships between oneself and others. Using OUE's advanced facilities, the School offers programs to educate professionals and experts.