This seminar supports students in becoming successful business professionals by developing the required skills and knowledge in the area of Digital businesses, E-commerce, Business Strategy, and International management. In addition to these, this seminar puts emphasis on developing various professional skills required to work in an international organization such as English language, communication skills, analytical thinking, presentation skills, discussion skills, and report writing skills etc. Seminar classes are mainly conducted in English, but some explanation is provided in Japanese.

 

Professor wrote a textbook titled "Information Systems for Sustainable Business" for the seminar classes, which starts from the very basic fundamentals. Therefore, there is no requirement to have any prior knowledge about the information systems before joining this seminar.

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In this seminar topics related to Digital Business, E-Commerce, Digital Transformation, Digital Marketing, Social Media, Supply Chain Management, Customer Relationship Management, ERP, Data Management, AI, Machine Learning, Project Management, and Business Strategies are covered.

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First batch of students graduated in 2003 and since then graduates from this seminar class got job offers from the companies such as below, and some went ahead to pursue their graduate degree from reputed universities,

 

Deloitte Consulting (3 job offers), PwC Consulting (2 job offers), Accenture Consulting (2 job offers), JAL (2 job offers), IBM Consulting, Amazon, Ernst & Young (EY), Bank of America, ANA, Mizuho Bank, Canon, NorthSand Inc., Sompo Insurance, Sheraton Group, Tokyo Institute of Technology (graduate program) etc.

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Seminar I: Digital business

Seminar II: Digital business

Seminar III: Business Strategy and International Management

Seminar IV & V: Thesis or Research Project (optional)

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​In this seminar,

(1) Flexibility is provided to the students planning to go overseas for exchange programs etc. 

(2) Seminar IV, Seminar V, graduation thesis （卒業論文）research project （卒業研究）are optional.

(3) Students can choose their graduation thesis （卒業論文）or research project （卒業研究）on any topic of their interest, related to business or management, after the consultations.​