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2 Literacy Degree Programs in Japan


Waseda University
Doctoral Program in Global Japanese Literary and Cultural Studies
- Shinjuku City, Japan
PhD
On-Campus
English
Global-J develops human resources who are fully capable of participating in overseas English-language scholarly environments, grounded in the scholarly accomplishments in Japanese literature and culture of Waseda University. In contrast to existing conventional Japanese-language courses in Japanese literature, which aim to produce research papers for Japanese-language academic journals and to place graduates in Japanese-language education institutions


Waseda University
Master Program in Global Japanese Literary and Cultural Studies
- Shinjuku City, Japan
Master degree
On-Campus
English
The Global-J program, in its capacity as a graduate-level educational program committed to the highest international standards, aims at fostering superior researchers and highly skilled educators who will capture the attention of universities and other institutions all over the world. Furthermore, this program seeks to train individuals equipped with specialized knowledge and skills relating to the field of Japanese studies, matched with an extremely high level of English-language proficiency, who will be able to contribute their unique talents to various companies and international institutions outside of the university setting.
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Literacy degree programs in Japan offer a vibrant blend of educational exploration and cultural engagement. This field focuses on the art and science of reading, writing, and comprehension, preparing you to address diverse literacy needs in various contexts.
Through courses in literacy education and language acquisition, students learn to develop curricula that enhance reading skills, promote critical thinking, and foster a love for literature. Fieldwork often combines classroom experience with community-based projects, encouraging collaboration and real-world application of literacy strategies. Students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives on literacy’s role in society.
Japan's education system emphasizes research and critical inquiry, shaping educators who can thoughtfully assess literacy programs and implement effective teaching strategies. Graduates often pursue careers as educators, literacy coaches, or curriculum developers, with skills that are transferable across global educational systems. This prepares you to contribute to enhancing literacy not just in Japan, but in a variety of international settings.