Practical Management Studies Laboratory (Ikeda Seminar)

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Learn about real-world business management from multiple perspectives through case studies.

Through lectures by leading figures in corporate management (guest lecturers) and practical exercises based on challenges provided by real companies, you will experience the realities of corporate management. Through these experiences, you will learn a multifaceted range of knowledge and skills necessary when you enter the workforce.

Activities for the Fall Semester of 2024

① Joint seminar with other universities (1 session)

② Lectures by guest speakers (2 sessions), followed by seminar sessions (2 sessions)

Activities for the Spring Semester of 2025

① Seminar retreat (Location: Lake Saiko, Fujikawaguchiko Town, Yamanashi Prefecture)

② Lectures by guest speakers (2 sessions), followed by seminar sessions (2 sessions)

Learning points

The goal is to acquire not only theoretical knowledge but also practical knowledge that can be put into practice.
Through seminars at other universities, I gained experience in communicating with members I had never met before, assigning roles, and team building.
Make friends (classmates, seniors, and juniors) with whom you can stay in touch after graduation.

Instructor

Instructor	So Ikeda
Message from the instructor	Based on my approximately 30 years of experience as a businessman, I strive to impart to my seminar students perspectives and knowledge that can be implemented in society. After graduation, I maintain relationships with alumni as fellow working professionals, offering advice and support on work-related matters.

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Voices of seminar students

In the lectures, the instructor explains things gently, in detail, and carefully so that the seminar students can easily understand, making it very easy to follow.
When we have guest lecturers, we can hear a variety of stories and gain a more objective perspective on things.
The opportunity to participate in joint seminars with other universities is invaluable, and working together as a team of people you've just met to create a single presentation is a valuable experience as it develops skills that will be essential even after you enter the workforce.