EIH has opened and operated undergraduate liberal arts courses since the first semester of 2009 in order to link the academic research results of the trans-humanities with the education in the university. By developing and operating courses that utilize the academic characteristics of the institute, EIH spreads the research results of the trans-humanities within the school and contributes to the diversification of the subjects and education in humanities. Among them, "Reading the World via Humanities" is a series of lectures taught by EIH affiliated professors who majored in literature, philosophy, history, art, women's studies, social sciences, etc,. In particular, in 2013, a core curriculum was installed in conjunction with the liberal arts education center through reorganization of the liberal arts curriculum. In addition to the existing general liberal arts courses, EIH has developed and operated 13 core liberal arts courses and three general liberal arts courses in Literature and Language, Art and Expression, History and Philosophy, Human and Society, Science and Technology, and more. EIH plans to continue to develop more curriculum for the diversification of subjects and the spread of humanities. By letting students experience the way of human thinking and the power of imagination, EIH encourages humanistic reflection on the current era and contributes to the social spread of academic achievements.
