The ‘Graduation Research Project’ (‘GRP’) is a course in which students conduct and communicate research as the culmination of their academic studies under the supervision of their ‘Seminar’ advisor. 26 (7)Seminar and Graduation Research Project (GRP)①SeminarIn ‘Seminar’, students work under the supervision of their advisor to integrate diverse academic knowledge and skills learned from different courses to prepare a proposal for their ‘Graduation Research Project’. Students who wish to be registered for the ‘Seminar’ course must complete the following requirements. To enroll in ‘Seminar’, students must have: Earned credits for all required Foundation CoursesCompleted at least 6 semesters and earned a total of at least 82 creditsGlobal Business and Economics, Political Science, Interdisciplinary Arts, or Japan Studies majors musthave earned credit for at least 7 lecture courses (21 credits) that satisfy the major area requirementPsychology majors must have earned credit for at least 7 lecture courses (21 credits), of which at least4 must be “designated courses” (12 credits) that satisfy the major area Graduation RequirementsData Science majors must have earned credit for at least 7 lecture courses (21 credits), of which atleast 6 must be “designated courses” (18 credits) that satisfy the major area Graduation RequirementsHave a GPA of 2.5 or higher at the time of registering for ‘Seminar’*Received the necessary approval from advisorAttended relevant information session(s)*Students who entered in 2024AY or earlier are not subject to the GPA requirement②Graduation Research Project (GRP)The ‘GRP’ will be graded after a review by 3 instructors. In principle, the ‘GRP’ is taken in the final semester before graduation, and directly after completing ‘Seminar’. It is not possible to take ‘Seminar’ and the ‘GRP’ during Study Abroad.
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