The Master’s in Management at Kobe University is an interdisciplinary graduate program housed within the Graduate School of Business Administration and often offered as part of the Kobe University Interdisciplinary Master Program (KIMAP) in Management. This program is designed to develop strategic thinkers, skilled managers, and leaders equipped to solve complex business and societal problems through a blend of management theory, practical application, and global insight. All coursework is typically taught in English, and the curriculum integrates advanced concepts in international business, entrepreneurship, sustainability, and strategic management while promoting interdisciplinary collaboration across fields such as law, economics, and business administration. Students complete advanced coursework, participate in seminars and projects, and produce a master’s thesis or integrated project under faculty supervision. The program emphasizes real‑world problem solving, evidence‑based decision‑making, and leadership development to prepare graduates for careers in global business, consulting, policy, and research.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.
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Rokkodai Campus: The main campus, offering broad views of Kobe city and the port, housing nine of the university's eleven faculties, including Engineering.
Kusunoki Campus: Known for health-related fields, like Medicine.
Myodani Campus: Focuses on areas such as Law, Economics, and Business Administration.
Fukae Campus: Home to the School of Economics and the Faculty of Agriculture.