Developing the Internationality of our Graduate school with a Focus on the Future
July 23(Wednesday)14:00 to August 8(Friday)16:00
On-demand delivery at manaba
Aim and Purpose
It is becoming increasingly important to develop human resources that can play an active role in the world in order to realize a truly comprehensive university which will be responsible for the creation of GLOBAL TRUST*, the foundation of future society.
In the first part of this 2nd FD Program, we have two graduate students report on the results of the “Support Program by On-site Hands-on Training Overseas” and share the significance of going abroad.
In the second part of this FD program, we will introduce the international educational program that represents our graduate school and share its significance.
GLOBAL TRUST*: Relationship of trust, including trust between individuals, trust between individuals and society (or organizations, etc.), and trust between societies (or organizations, countries, etc.). (Definition from the 4th Interim Goals).
Part I: Report
“Support Program by On-site Hands-on Training Overseas of the Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences”
Facilitator
Tetsuaki Arai (Executive Dean, Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences ）
Presentation1 Mizuho Toyotomi (Master’s and Doctoral Program in Informatics)
“A Participant Observation and Interview Study of Reading Dog Programs in Public Libraries in Hawaii, USA”
Presentation2 Momoka Sato (Master’s and Doctoral Program in Design)
“Survey on the living environment of Thai originated residents in Japan in Thailand”
Part II: Lecture
Taiga Shibayama (Professor, Institute of Medicine)
“International Nursing Activities: An Organizational Perspective”
Please fill out the questionnaire after viewing. TF applicants are required to submit a report.
Inquiry: Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences, University of Tsukuba (Tel: 029-853-2991/2996)