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Faculty of Humanities

Department of International Studies (Faculty of International Studies)

Cultivating global talent with language skills and an international mindset

• By honing practical language skills and an international sensibility, we aim to deepen students' understanding of Japanese and foreign societies, cultures, and histories, and to equip them with the communication skills necessary to function in a broad range of international communities. To achieve this, it is essential to not only improve Japanese language skills, but also to master English, Chinese, and other foreign languages, and to learn about various different cultures. Through this type of learning, we aim to cultivate global talent who can thrive in a diverse society.

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Department of Sport and Health Sciences (Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences)

Cultivating professionals in "sports and health" who can contribute to society

• With the slogan "Make people happy through sports!", we aim to cultivate human resources who can contribute to the creation of a society where people can live happy and fulfilling lives through sports. Specifically, we conduct education and research with the aim of producing 1) health and physical education teachers, 2) sports instructors, 3) human resources who can support health promotion activities, and 4) human resources who can take on the role of promoting sports in the local community.

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Department of Business Management (Faculty of Business Management)

Developing human resources with specialized knowledge and practical skills in business

• In addition to specialized knowledge and skills in business administration and accounting, we cultivate creativity, execution, communication, and presentation skills that are widely applicable in society. By the time students graduate, they will have acquired knowledge and practical skills in business administration and accounting, and will be able to play an active role in companies and various organizations.

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Department of Commercial Sciences (Faculty of Business Management)

Developing human resources with practical business creation skills

• Our aim is to provide students with systematic knowledge to creatively conduct business in the real market. We strive to develop human resources who can recognize the ever-changing business environment as an opportunity, make accurate judgments, and solve problems. We also offer courses to help students acquire qualifications that can be used in the workplace.

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Department of Economics (Faculty Faculty of Economics)

Cultivating talent who can clearly grasp the needs of modern society and demonstrate their abilities in a wide range of fields

• Our goal is to enable students to think, write, and communicate in an understandable way about various events occurring in Japanese society from an economics perspective. To achieve this, we go beyond education in specialized fields and, from the first year, teach students the meaning of work, the importance of making plans and persistence, and guide them to think about things from a broad perspective. We aim to cultivate talented people who can play an active role in various fields of Japanese society.

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Department of International Economics (Faculty Faculty of Economics)

Cultivating businesspeople who can succeed globally

• Our aim is to provide a wide-ranging study of the international economic system and the world's economy and society, and to acquire specialized knowledge of global trends and economic policies, intercultural understanding, and communication skills. By combining a global and local perspective, students will be able to identify current economic and social issues and develop practical skills to lead them to solutions. We are cultivating human resources who can thrive on the world stage.

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Faculty of Science and Engineering

Department of Information Systems　Engineering (Faculty Faculty of Design Technology)

Cultivating information systems engineers with a strong background in both design and ICT

• In order to train information systems engineers who will be responsible for a human-centered society and engineers who can respond promptly to diverse business needs, we are engaged in education and research guidance in the fields of software design, networks, embedded systems, web systems, emotional design, and computer graphics. Our curriculum is a balanced combination of lectures in collaboration with companies, practical exercises, and on-site fieldwork, and aims to acquire the ICT knowledge and skills necessary to cope with a highly functional, super-smart society.

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Department of Architectural and Environmental Design (Faculty Faculty of Design Technology)

Developing talent to meet diverse needs through design

• This department allows students to learn everything from small things to urban development. In order to cover a wide range of fields, we offer distinctive education and research in five courses: Urban Environment Design, Architectural Design, Interior Design, Craft Design, and Product Design. We aim to train designers who will acquire technical skills and create a rich, people-friendly lifestyle.

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Department of Environmental Science and Technology (Faculty of Design Technology)

Cultivating talent who can design sustainable environments and societies

• Environmental problems are becoming more serious, and for companies, they are a significant challenge that is directly linked to their business. In this department, students learn the basics of the environment and then deepen their expertise through four courses: "Environmental Technology," "Regional Ecosystems," "Environmental Greening," and "Environmental Planning." We cultivate human resources who can contribute to society by gaining a deep understanding of the environment, including water, air, living things, and cities, through research and measurement, and by practicing techniques to create a more desirable environment.

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Department of Mechanical Engineering (Faculty of Engineering)

Cultivating engineers with practical manufacturing skills

• In this department, students acquire knowledge of the four fundamental mechanics of mechanical engineering through hands-on classes such as practical training, exercises, and experiments, while developing an image of "manufacturing." Furthermore, after acquiring the ability to summarize and communicate their own ideas through a unique curriculum, students work on cutting-edge project-based graduation research, aiming to become challenging engineers who are not bound by conventional wisdom.

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Department of Mechanical Engineering for Transportation (Faculty of Engineering)

Cultivating engineers with foresight and practical skills who are strong in a wide range of fields, including transportation machinery

• After building a foundation as a mechanical engineer by studying subjects such as mechanics, machine design, and processing, students will take specialized subjects related to transportation machinery and related fields in a wide range of fields, including automobiles and railways, and acquire updated specialized knowledge that will enable them to play an active role as engineers who are ahead of the times in terms of innovation. Furthermore, by cultivating the ability to "discover problems and take action on their own" and "make others understand their own ideas," the graduation research aims to cultivate engineers with practical skills.

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Department of Civil Engineering (Faculty of Engineering)

Cultivating engineers who can create and regenerate cities and social infrastructure

• We aim to develop engineers who have a global perspective, multifaceted learning abilities, and an understanding and awareness of the impact that technology has on nature and the environment, as well as social responsibility. We provide education that not only builds the fundamental skills in each field, but also helps students acquire applied skills through experiments, practical training, and exercises. We strive to develop solid human resources who can steadily address challenges in response to the demands of society.

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Department of Electrical, Electronic and Information Engineering (Faculty of Engineering)

Cultivating cutting-edge engineers needed in the coming CASE society

• In the field of electrical and electronic engineering, there is a shift towards renewable energy and electric systems, and in the field of electronics and information engineering, big data analysis and the realization of artificial intelligence are driving the move towards a society known as CASE (C: Connected, A: Automation, S: Share & Service, E: Electrification).With "electricity" and "information" as the pillars of our education, we will train cutting-edge engineers who can also handle high-value-added technological fields that combine the two.

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Graduate School of Humanities

Osaka Sangyo University Graduate School School of Management and Distribution Studies

Cultivating and researching creative business and distribution leaders who can thrive in times of rapid change

• The business environment today is undergoing rapid and discontinuous change due to the advancement of information technology and globalization. In order to cultivate great business leaders in the management and distribution fields who can proactively respond to and contribute to the needs of companies and society, our graduate school has established five courses - Accounting and Finance Studies, Corporate Management and Management Strategy Studies, Distribution Strategy Studies, Business Information Studies, and Supply Chain Studies - with the aim of building comprehensive and integrated theories from a variety of perspectives, including globalization.

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Osaka Sangyo University Graduate School Graduate School of Economics

Cultivating professional craftsmen with a global perspective

• The Graduate School offers Master's programs in Asian Regional Economics and Modern Economic Systems, as well as a Doctoral program in Asian Regional Economics. Each program produces talented individuals who possess a highly specialized perspective, excellent analytical skills, and judgment, and who can contribute to a wide range of fields, including society, the economy, and culture. The Umeda Satellite Classroom in Osaka Station Building No. 3 also offers evening courses for working adults, with Osaka Sangyo University Graduate School aiming to obtain qualifications such as tax accountants.

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Graduate School of Engineering (Osaka Sangyo University Graduate School)

Cultivating engineers who think and act independently

• Graduate School of Engineering cultivates highly skilled engineers who can independently solve real problems in society. First, students study specialized subjects that systematically organize cutting-edge knowledge in each field through lectures. Next, they independently engage in research that focuses on unresolved issues facing society, aiming to solve them. Through this research, students acquire practical skills in "how to proceed with work" that will be useful even after they enter society, such as setting issues, creating plans, verifying hypotheses, discussing among members, and writing papers to present at academic conferences.

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Graduate School of Human Environment (Osaka Sangyo University Graduate School)

Developing human resources to create a sustainable society where people and nature coexist

• The department conducts specialized research into the environment surrounding humans, focusing on the relationship between humans and local communities and the global environment. Faculty members with a wide range of specialized fields, including water quality engineering, ecology, radiation science, urban planning, sports and exercise medicine, history and culture, sociology, and environmental management, train experts with comprehensive problem-solving abilities, high levels of expertise, and practical skills to help realize a sustainable society.

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