Exchange Students from Overseas Program (ESOP)

Course Descriptions

Syllabus (AY 2024)

General information such as Course Outline, Period & Date, Classroom etc., will all be released via Web-Syllabus. (Japanese & English for Language Preference)

Kindly note that the information may be subject to change due to internal adjustments.
Please be advised that courses stated with notes of “Not Available for ESOP Students” are not allowed to enroll in. 

Time table (AY2024)  *10/22 Updated!

ESOP and JLE Timetable are stated below for easier reference.
For other regular courses, please see the Web-Syllabus for the latest information for sure.

Fall

Course list (AY 2024)

The courses below are conducted in English.
If you want to register for any courses except ESOP, please make sure to join the very first class and obtain permission from the instructors. 

Undergraduate Programs

Graduate Program

Master programs in Hosei are mainly conducted in Japanese except IIST (LINK),which is generally for students who major in Science and Technology related.Those courses conducted in English can be referred here:

In addition, if you are interested in GMBA (LINK), we ask for your understanding that there are specific requirements to take part in. You are recommended to go through them first.

Grade Evaluation

Grade
- Pass (Credit Obtained)
  S (100-90), A+ (89-87), A (86-83), A- (82-80), B+ (79-77), B (76-73), B- (72-70), C+ (69-67), C (66-63), C- (62-60)
- Fail
  D (59-0 / 0), E (Incomplete or Withdrawn / 0)

Credits

 An ordinary 1-year class of the regular course consists of 100-mins × 28 weeks through two semesters and is worthy of 4-credit in general.The quantity of the credits is calculated in proportion to the total minutes at each faculty of Hosei University as follows:

  • 8-credit 5,600-mins in a year (Spring Semester & Fall Semester)
  • 4-credit 2,800-mins in a year (Spring Semester & Fall Semester)
  • 2-credit 1,400-mins in a semester
  • 1-credit 1,400-mins in a semester (For Foreign Language Class or PE in general)

 

For more information, please refer to the Official Transcript Explanation.

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