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College of Business Management

Seminar Activities

In the specialized seminars that begin in the second year, students can engage in practical learning in collaboration with various companies and from the perspectives of business, tourism, and IT, focusing on regional development and local revitalization. With over 30 seminar themes, students can hone their expertise according to their future goals.

Seminar/Research Institute Introduction

Management Information Subjects Group: Innovation and New Business Creation Laboratory (Suzuki Seminar)

[Congratulations!] A student from our university won the "Student Award" at the Shinjuku Business Plan Contest!

 At the 8th Shinjuku Business Plan Contest hosted by Shinjuku Ward and the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry Shinjuku Branch, Takaki Kamiya, a third-year student in College of Business Management (Katsuhiro Suzuki Seminar Team SOYOGI), proudly received the "Student Award!" This marks our second remarkable achievement, following the year before last.

At the Final Events held on February 10, Mr. Kamiya gave a presentation representing the team. What they focused on was the issue of "temporary toilets." Based on thorough needs surveys of university students, we proposed a highly socially impactful business model that provides toilets that are "odor-free, no waiting, and clean."

In Professor Suzuki's seminar, which emphasizes practical learning, students learn about innovation not only through theory but also through these kinds of hands-on activities. This award can be seen as the result of their diligent market research and feasibility studies.

 

Business Strategy and Management Subject Group: Business Strategy and Marketing Research Laboratory (Sakamoto Seminar)

Kirin x Sakamoto Seminar: Taking on the challenge of proposing marketing strategies for physical stores!

College of Business Management Sakamoto's seminar (3rd year) welcomed Ryuhei Asai from Kirin Holdings as a lecturer and worked on a practical store marketing project.
The students were divided into four groups and developed business improvement plans for existing restaurants. Their work went beyond simple idea generation, tackling sophisticated proposals based on numerical evidence, such as sales calculations using Fermi estimation and break-even point analysis. In their final presentations, they proposed unique measures leveraging Kirin's product characteristics, such as transforming a yakiniku restaurant into a high-end establishment and improving the eat-in area of a bakery. Mr. Asai provided inspiring feedback from a professional perspective on the importance of understanding the customer.
This initiative, which proposes not only "passion" but also "logical added value," will undoubtedly be a great asset in future job hunting and professional life. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone at Kirin for their cooperation.

Airline Business Subjects: Fun and engaging learning in the Airline Hospitality Research Lab (Fujita Seminar)

[Fujita Seminar] Learning about the origins of aviation safety and the value of life at Mount Osutaka

On October 12, College of Business Management 's Katsumi Fujita seminar visited Mount Osutaka in Ueno Village, Gunma Prefecture. Forty years have passed since the 1985 Japan Airlines plane crash. Under the guidance of Professor Fujita, a former Japan Airlines employee who experienced the accident, 16 second- and third-year students conducted a memorial climb.
The students climbed the steep mountain path step by step, seeing with their own eyes the "U-shaped drainage ditch" at the accident site and the gravestones erected in various locations. The participating students expressed their determination, saying things like, "I felt the horror of the accident firsthand," and "We need to thoroughly implement safety measures and pass on the importance of life to future generations."
Based on Professor Fujita's "three realities" principle of "on-site, actual object, actual person," this visit left us with memories that must never be forgotten. For students aspiring to work in the airline industry, it was an extremely important learning opportunity to reaffirm the importance of aviation safety.
 

Tourism, Hospitality, and Entertainment Subject Group: Content Business Research Laboratory (Ogaki Seminar)

Entertainment industry veteran Hidenori Nakai will be taking the stage! Special lecture by the Ogaki Seminar

On June 11, a special lecture was given at the College of Business Management Atsushi Ogaki Seminar (Media Theory), inviting Mr. Hidenori Nakai, former Executive Director of the Japan Music Business Association.
Mr. Nakai, who has served as manager for Akashiya Sanma and Downtown, gave a lecture that covered a wide range of topics at the forefront of the entertainment business, from the history of Yoshimoto Kogyo and its innovative strategies to the aims of the latest international music awards. His powerful statement that "Japanese is no longer a barrier to exports" made the students realize the changes in the industrial structure and the possibilities for global expansion. The following week, they also had a hands-on experience at the Shibuya Yoshimoto Manzai Theater, learning deeply from both theoretical and practical perspectives.
In today's increasingly digital age, how can we convey Japan's unique identity to the world? For students who will shape the future of the entertainment industry, this day provided valuable guidance to deepen their research.

Learning in the undergraduate program

Practical knowledge and skills
Wear them in a balanced way

Acquire practical knowledge and skills applicable to a wide range of industries, including airlines, tourism, hospitality, entertainment, fashion, and beauty, through hands-on programs. You'll learn theory and practice in a balanced way, studying across four subject groups in the "Business Program" to deepen your understanding of various industries and four subject groups in the "Management Program" to acquire business skills.
One of our distinguishing features is our approach to business, which incorporates Christian-based love that cares for people's lives and society. We create an environment where each individual can find their own goals and steadily work towards achieving them.

Business Program
  • International Business Subject Group
  • Distribution and Marketing Business Subject Group
  • Tourism and hospitality
    Entertainment Business Subject Group
  • Airline Business Subject Group
Management Program
  • Business Strategy and Management Subject Group
  • Accounting and Finance Subject Group
  • Economics and Law Subject Group
  • Management Information Systems Subject Group
Business Program
Management Program

The appeal and features of the school

Experience the real thing and broaden your future.
For business professionals of the next generation

Specialized courses and seminars conducted in collaboration with companies and local communities not only provide students with practical skills that will be an asset after graduation, but also offer a valuable opportunity to discover their future goals. In addition to internship programs and career support to help students achieve those goals, there is a robust support system in place from faculty members with extensive practical experience. Graduates receive high praise from human resources personnel at companies, which contributes to the school's consistent employment record each year.

The program consists of eight subject groups: a business program (four subject groups) that teaches about different industries and a management program (four subject groups) that teaches skills.

Practical learning opportunities in collaboration with companies and communities, where you can "learn, understand, and do" about the business world.

With experienced faculty and seminars, and a high employment rate of 94.8%, students have a wide range of career options.

Learn more about the appeal of this academic group.

News

2026.8.21
Approximately 1,200 people visited the campus – Student-organized summer festival "Culture Festival 2026" held at Shinjuku Campus.
2026.7.27
University students bring career experience to local elementary school students! Shinjuku Campus-approved student group "unite" holds its first ever "Shinjuku Future Vision EXPO 2026 ~The Future Begins with Memories~"
2026.7.21
BM Faculty: Dong Seminar holds public lecture on "Influencer Business - Focusing on the Characteristics of the US, China, and Japan"
2026.7.21
A public lecture entitled "The World as Seen from the Ethnic Town of Shin-Okubo" will be held at the Shinjuku Campus.
2026.7.19
The 2026 brand movie "OBERLINSIDE" has been released.
List of Past News

Overview

College of Business Management

東京の中心で
ビジネスの
最前線を体感する Experience the forefront of business in the heart of Tokyo.

Located in Shinjuku, Tokyo, a hub of domestic and international trends, the cutting-edge experiences and information you gain will be a major boost to your growth as a next-generation business professional. Through a balanced approach to theory and practice, you'll discover your own unique future and experience realistic learning that will bring you closer to your dreams. Collaborations with diverse companies and communities, support from faculty with extensive corporate experience, and a cutting-edge curriculum including data science will ensure the growth of each individual.

Basic information

Three policies
Message from the Dean of the Faculty
Faculty Introduction
Curriculum
Seminar/Research Lab Introduction
Career Path
Learning environment (Shinjuku Campus)