Sophia University's Bachelor's in Comparative Culture (CC) is an interdisciplinary major within the Faculty of Liberal Arts (FLA), focusing on Art History/Visual Culture, Literature, and Religion & Philosophy, developing critical skills in understanding diverse global cultures, especially through a comparative lens with a strong focus on East Asia. Students build a major (36 credits) in a primary field and a minor (12 credits) in another, gaining broad humanities knowledge through English-taught courses and culminating in a BA in Liberal Arts.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.
Extra Notes
Yotsuya Campus (Main Campus): Located in central Tokyo, it's the main hub for most undergraduate and graduate programs, known for its accessible, integrated urban setting.
Mejiro Seibo Campus: Another location for Sophia University.
Shakujii Campus: Also part of the university's facilities.