An important feature of this curriculum is the emphasis it places upon globalization. It is taught by a faculty that includes many instructors from foreign countries. With "history and the environment" and "region and culture" as its foundation, it focuses on having the student feel history in his/her everyday life in order to nurture a keen insight into the future. Classes are small so that students can concentrate on reflecting deeply on important issues, engaging in worthwhile research and making presentations in the field of their choice. A variety of approaches are encouraged such as documentary surveys and fieldwork under the careful guidance of faculty members. Moreover, importance is laid on the teaching of basic skills such as foreign languages and information processing.

Presently, through the enhancement of the course for training curators, the curriculum aims to enhance the student's capacity to plan, organize and disseminate information. It is our goal to foster students who will be able to acquire the practical abilities that will allow them to make a contribution to society in a wide range of fields.