LLM i Japan - LLM-uddannelser i Japan LLM

Forskning og uddannelse i Graduate School of Law leveres primært i forelæsnings- og seminarformat i overensstemmelse med den givne læseplan. I begge indstillinger er antallet af studerende lille. Et nøglefunktion i læseplanen er, ud over hovedspecifikke emner, tilgængeligheden af adskillige generelle emner, herunder vigtige emner, der danner grundlaget for juridisk og statskundskabsforskning inden for hvert større område. -

I kandidatuddannelsen på Graduate School of Law er graden at tilmelde sig i en bestemt periode, tage kurser, der er fastlagt af Graduate School i overensstemmelse med uddannelsens filosofi og formål og erhverve standardantal point. Det er et krav for tildeling. Desuden skal kandidatafhandlingen være i stand til at tilegne sig dybdegående akademisk viden fra et bredt perspektiv og vise de avancerede evner, der kræves for forskningsevner inden for studieområdet eller erhverv, der kræver en høj grad af specialisering. Fagforskningen skal være i stand til at tilegne sig en bred vifte af akademisk viden og vise de avancerede evner, der kræves for forskningsevner inden for studieretning eller erhverv, der kræver en høj grad af specialisering. Det er vigtigt at bestå undersøgelsen af resultaterne og den afsluttende eksamen. -

The Department of Private Law covers a wide range of areas, from the fundamentals of legal theory within and outside Japan to recent developments in specialist fields, and is designed to nurture legal specialists with the ability to work at the heart of future society, such as: researchers with superlative research capabilities; civil servants capable of contributing to international society; corporate law specialists with the ability to resolve disputes quickly and efficiently; graduates with an extensive grounding in legal theory who wish to continue on to Law School; and highly experienced and diligent international specialist lawyers. At the Department, we provide general instruction on broad themes through seminars led by faculty members specializing in law, as well as personal instruction to each graduate student on how to conduct research based on a certain research theme. Roughly 50 lectures are given in connection with research at seminars known as the "General Seminar on Private Law," at which several faculty members give lectures on topical themes (including visiting faculty from abroad) in an omnibus format. Based on the knowledge learned there, students conduct research on court precedents and are taught how to write a thesis in the seminar entitled "Research Methodology," which focuses mainly on research methods of references from Japan, U.K., U.S., France, Germany, and Asia, as well as comments on writing academic papers. Thereafter, faculty members provide research instructions to students and help them complete their theses. -

Our Graduate School of Law has two educational courses. One for students who want to further up their ability to analyze legal and political problems (Academic Course), and another for those who want to practice law in the future (Law School). In the Academic course, students usually engage in research work on a specific theme, and thereby enhance their capacity for legal and political analysis. Training is performed on the basis of three students per teacher. The Law School course provides students with a higher level of knowledge and skills required for practicing lawyers. For this purpose, we have, besides many professors with long academic careers, professors who are practicing law and provide on-the-job training at law offices. -