Overview of Seisen Jogakuin College(2-year)
Seisen Jogakuin College(2-year) has two departments: The Department of Early Childhood Education and the Department of International Communication.
Early Childhood Education Studies

Through a number of programs, students learn the enriched sensitivity and communication skills necessary to be successful childcare workers and kindergarten teachers. From year 1, to acquire the basic social skills and knowledge childcare workers require, students experience a number of activities in nature and life skills training while interacting with other students and members of the community to enhance the students’ communication skills. A combination of classes, college events, and on- and off-campus extra-curricular activities result in a program in which students can grow and learn.
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Child Caregivers Seminar | Basic Principles of Education | Theory of Childcare |
Child Welfare | Theory of Protective Care | Social Welfare |
Community Welfare | Developmental Psychology | Clinical Psychology |
Child Health | Mental Health | Introduction to Childcare Consultation |
Play and Environment | Teaching Methods for Childcare | Study of Childcare Observation |
Studies in Expression Activities | Care of Handicapped Childcare | Infant Care |
Child Nutrition | Music | Drawing and Handicrafts |
Physical Education | Educational Information Processing Seminar | Upbringing and Communication |
Study of Child Culture |
International Communication Studies

Through basic studies course work, specialised course work and off-campus activities, students acquire a balance of interpersonal and work skills.
・Basic studies course work
Students are required to take subjects in three areas to cultivate the wisdom and education necessary to become productive
members of society.
・Specialised course work
The Department of International Communication has two courses:
The International Course and the Business Course. Depending on their interests, students will want to obtain qualifications and further
their studies in accordance with the career that they want to pursue in the future.
There are also numerous opportunities to volunteer, work as an intern and study abroad.
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Introduction to World Culture | International Cooperation | English Seminar |
English Conversation | Foundations of Information | Project Seminar |
Asian Culture Study | American Culture Study | European Culture Study |
Comparative Culture | Theory of International Relations | Global Environmental Issues |
Business Communication | NPO | Volunteer Seminar |
Vocabulary Building | International Seminar |