Cultivating next generation leaders through traditional and innovative education
Aichi University began offering lectures in business administration and accounting in 1947, ahead of other universities in the Chubu region. Keeping this tradition alive, the Faculty aims to help students develop a high level of expertise under its dual educational system comprising the Department of Business Administration and the Department of Accounting and Finance. In addition, to help students prepare themselves for today’s increasingly complex business world, in 2018, the Faculty began offering opportunities for students to study both business administration and accounting by launching cross-departmental courses aimed at assisting them in developing multifaceted thinking skills. Furthermore, the Department of Accounting and Finance’s Business Design course, a multidisciplinary study program established just recently by integrating accounting and business administration, aims to help students develop planning, analyzing, and issue-solving skills needed in business. The University’s Nagoya campus is located in Sasashima Live, where a wide variety of companies and organizations operate. The Faculty aims to help students acquire advanced skills, highly cultured knowledge, and proper social etiquette by making the best use of Nagoya campus’s location to offer opportunities to learn about the business world from both academic and practical perspectives.
Aichi University began offering lectures in business administration and accounting in 1947, ahead of other universities in the Chubu region. Keeping this tradition alive, the Faculty aims to help students develop a high level of expertise under its dual educational system comprising the Department of Business Administration and the Department of Accounting and Finance. In addition, to help students prepare themselves for today’s increasingly complex business world, in 2018, the Faculty began offering opportunities for students to study both business administration and accounting by launching cross-departmental courses aimed at assisting them in developing multifaceted thinking skills. Furthermore, the Department of Accounting and Finance’s Business Design course, a multidisciplinary study program established just recently by integrating accounting and business administration, aims to help students develop planning, analyzing, and issue-solving skills needed in business. The University’s Nagoya campus is located in Sasashima Live, where a wide variety of companies and organizations operate. The Faculty aims to help students acquire advanced skills, highly cultured knowledge, and proper social etiquette by making the best use of Nagoya campus’s location to offer opportunities to learn about the business world from both academic and practical perspectives.