Advancing Graduate Research Through Generative AI– Presented by the General Strategic Headquarters, Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences
November 25(Wednesday) 14:00 to December 23(Wednesday) 16:00
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Aims and purposes
The Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences established the General Strategic Headquarters in response to growing expectations for graduate schools to cultivate leaders capable of driving social transformation—including achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), realizing Society 5.0, and addressing global challenges.
The Headquarters aims to strategically advance graduate school reform by leveraging expertise across organizational boundaries to address key issues and emerging challenges and better meet the evolving needs of society.
The 3rd Graduate School FD Program explores how generative AI can enhance students’ research activities and provides an opportunity for collaborative reflection and discussion. The program seeks to deepen participants’ understanding of this rapidly evolving field and welcomes the active participation of faculty, staff, and students.
Program Contents
Facilitator HOTOKEYAMA Terumi
(Executive Dean, Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences ）
Lecture 1 YAMAMOTO Shuhei, Associate Professor, Leader, Management team of the General Strategic Headquarters, Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences
“Research Planning Support Using a Research Achievement Database and Generative AI”
Lecture 2 YADA Shuntaro, Associate Professor, Institute of Library, Information and Media Science
“Using Generative AI for Research and Learning”
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Inquiry: Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences, University of Tsukuba
(Tel: 029-853-2991/2996)