Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University
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  1. Chapter 2: Classes & Syllabus

1. Syllabus

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APU Syllabus

APU Syllabus
*The timetable and syllabus are subject to change after they are released during the Spring semester.
Please be sure to check the timetable and syllabus before registering for the courses.

【Syllabus Search Method】
①After accessing the syllabus, select your language, if necessary.
②Please select the search method that best suits your purpose from the "Syllabus Search" menu.
*When you need to have the teacher's contact information, please log in from the top right.

Course Numbers

APU has introduced “Course Numbers” as a way to specify the placement of courses within the curriculum and the systemization of the curriculum. These numbers are shown on the syllabus so that identifying the field and placement of a course will be relatively simple when students are browsing syllabi.

Course Numbering

List of Topics for Each Special Lecture / Special Studies Class

Undergraduate "Special Lecture" and graduate "Special Studies" subjects can be taken more than once if the lecture content is different.
For whether the content varies from the subject in which you already received credits, please check the following topic list and the syllabus.

Course List(Special Lecture & Special Studies)

List of Topics for Each Practicum

"Practicum" can be taken more than once if the lecture content is different.
For whether the content varies from the subject in which you already received credits, please check the following topic list and the syllabus.

Course List (Practicum)(xlsx, updated 2025/5/15)

Viewing the Syllabus Online

The syllabus is an important tool for providing students with information on courses, including the following items.
As course requirements may also be listed in the syllabus, please read the syllabus thoroughly when registering for a course.

  • Subject /Class Name
  • Semester offered (Fall / Spring)
  • Subject Code
  • Instructor
  • Course outline (course aims, learning objectives, teaching methods, method of grade evaluation, overview of each lesson)
  • Requirements for students
  • Textbook and further readings, etc.

Finding Textbooks and Reading Materials

The document below describes methods for finding and obtaining materials listed in the syllabus.

Finding Textbooks and Reading Materials(PDF)

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