This is an example of the curriculum for students who wish to work actively in the field of corporate legal services in today’s globalized society. They acquire knowledge in foreign law including Anglo-American Law and Asian Law as well as legal knowledge indispensable for corporate activities such as information law and antimonopoly law with a focus on Business Law and International Transaction Law program packages. They also develop practical English skills through Legal English.

Aiming to become Global Citizen Lawyers who work on environmental problems, students choosing this concentration may take courses from both the Environmental Legal Affairs and International Law of Human Rights program packages. They attend the Seminar in Foreign Law at a law school in the US along with developing solid expertise in international law, comparative law, Anglo-American law, and European law.

This shows a curriculum model for students who aim to work as specialists on women and human rights on such issues as domestic violence, sexual harassment, divorce, and employment discrimination. Based on the basic knowledge of gender and law, students further their studies with a focus on Family Affairs and Labor Legal Affairs Program Packages and experience actual legal consultation such as domestic violence cases.