Period：October 26, (Wednesday) 14:00 to Nobember25, (Friday) 16:00
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Theme:Future Graduate School Education Aimed at by the Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences
１．Aim and purpose
In order to realize a society that meets the goals of the SDGs and Society 5.0, and to solve global-scale issues, future graduate school education should strengthen research capabilities and functions to foster leaders of social change who can learn in international, interdisciplinary, and specialized settings, work collaboratively across any boundaries and lead the future.
Therefore, to promote and develop a new advanced interdisciplinary education, our graduate school has established a “General Strategy Council” consisting of three teams: “Design,” “Management,” and “Liaison”.
In this 3rd FD program, we will discuss the ideal form and direction of advanced interdisciplinary education that the Graduate School aims at by promoting the roles, functions, and expected results of three teams.
２. Program Contents
Facilitator: Tetsuaki Arai (Executive Dean, Graduate School of Comprehensive Human sciences)
Lectures
lecture1. “Design Directions that Graduate School should Aim for – Initial Survey Report on Degree Programs”
Shinji Okazaki (Associate Professor, Faculty of Human Sciences)
lecture2. “Current Status and Future Plans of the Interdisciplinary Foundation Course and the Competence/Achievement Evaluation, and Pilot Introduction of the Graduate Student Research Database”
Makoto Kobayashi (Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine)
lecture3. “Confirming and Promoting the Diversity of Students and Faculty: International, Interdisciplinary, and Industry-University Collaboration Learned from Case Studies”
Sari Yamamoto (Professor, Faculty of Art and Design)
Kenji Irie, Chair of Doctoral Program in Human Biology
Sosaku Ichikawa, Chair of Master’s/Doctoral Program in life Science Innovation
Norihiko Uda, Chair of Master’s/Doctoral Program in Informatics
Inquiry: Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences, University of Tsukuba
（029-853-2991／2996）
