Book (Practical) Society Graduate Schools of Humanities and Social Sciences for Working People

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In recent years, there has been an increase in the movement of working people who have work experience such as working for a company to relearn at graduate school. However, when working people enter graduate school, they may be puzzled by not being able to make use of their social experience, and may fall into the trap of Garyu. This book focuses on the problems in graduate school life that are unique to working graduate students. It covers a wide range of topics from "common sense" in the academic world to networking for mutual assistance, seminar manners, research methods, and writing papers (academic writing). It also includes many columns about the experiences of working graduate students, such as how to reconcile academic work and work, how to make use of it in a career after completing graduate school, and the significance of learning at graduate school. It also includes visual materials such as illustrations and charts. It is also complete with visual materials such as illustrations and charts. It is a comprehensive guide to graduate school life that incorporates wisdom, knowledge, and perspectives for working people to enrich their learning at graduate school.