京都で景観・環境・GIS研究のフロンティアを学ぼう

56-1, Tojiin Kitamachi, Kita-ku, KYOTO, 603-8577, JAPAN
Department of Gegraphy, Ritsumeikan University
TEL: +81-75-465-1957
FAX: +81-75-465-8376

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The Geography Department of Ritsumeikan University, located in the ancient capital of Kyoto, offers a unique opportunity to study wide-ranging topics from Japanese historical and cultural geography to advanced geography encompassing natural, social and human sciences. A collection of leading academics specializing in all sorts of fields are gathered to meet the diverse demands by the students, the businesses and the people. The department also possesses rich resources and facilities, including state-of-the-art Geographical Information Systems, enabling numerous cutting-edge projects for our staff and students. Our recent research topics include human impacts on environmental changes and natural hazards, and our outputs have brought practical benefits to society. Since 2002, the Geography Department is playing a major role in “Kyoto Art and Entertainment Innovation Research” of the “21 century Center of Excellence (COE) Project” funded by Japanese Ministry of Education and Science, and is contributing also in the accumulation of academic knowledge.

         
Undergraduate Curriculum (Academic year 2004 onwards)
 
1st year
2nd year
3rd year
4th year
Lectures

Introduction to Physical Geography

Introduction to Human Geography,

Geography of Japan

Geography of the world

Environmental Geography

Rural Geography

Historical Geography

Cultural Geography

Urban Geography

Economic Geography

Studies on Tourism

Regional Analysis

Regional Statistics

Cartography

Remote Sensing

Regional Geography

Topics in Geography

Advanced Topics in Geography 1

Advanced Topics in Geography 2

Readings
   

Advanced Readings in Geography 1

Advanced Readings in Geography 2

Methods

Geographical Methods

Fieldwork

Geographic Information Systems

Cartographic Methods

Advanced Fieldwork 1, 2

Advanced Geographic Methods

Surveying Methods

Seminars

Approaches to Research

Basic Readings in Geography

Seminar 1

Seminar 2, Thesis, Advanced Seminar