• Summer Course: Development within a Low-Carbon World
• Research Fellow Program

Summer Course: Development within a Low-Carbon World

HICEC will focus on fostering global environmental leaders for sustainable development addressing the interrelationships between its ecological, social, economic and political dimensions. The summer course will use practical methods to advance knowledge and skills and to design strategies, tools, approaches and solutions to sustainable development, and will have participants engage in experiential learning through field visits to sites that demonstrate both degradation of the environment and approaches to environmental issues.

• Summer Course 2009: Preparing Professionals for Post-Kyoto Climate Negotiations and Sustainable Growth Policies, Higashi-Hiroshima, Japan, 5-21 Aug.
• Summer Course 2010: Participatory Approaches in Planning and Implementing Climate Change Policies, Bogor, Indonesia, 5-13 Aug.
• Summer Course 2011: Preparing Professionals for Policy and Planning Instruments for Green Innovation, Beijing, China, 4-14 Aug.
• Summer Course 2012: Preparing Professionals for Deserter Risk Management and Climate Change Adaptation, Quezon City, Philippines, 6-16 Aug.
• Summer Course 2013: Preparing Professionals for Climate Negotiations and Sustainable Growth Policies, Higashi-Hiroshima, 7-20 Aug.

Research Fellow Program

HICEC conducts the "Follow-Up Program for Young Researchers to Lead a Sustainable Asia". The Program accepts young researchers and graduate students, and give them an opportunity to perform research at Hiroshima University.

• Following up program for young researchers leading the sustainable Asia, 2009
  
  • Vietnam
    • Nguyen Cong Thanh(National Economics Universtiy)
    • Nguyen Thi Thanh Mai(Hanoi University of Civil Engnieering)
    • Khuat Viet Hung(University of Transport and Communications)
    • Pham Van Quan(Hanoi University of Architecture)
  • Thailand
    • Aumnad Phdungsilp(Dhurakijpundit University)
    • Puree Sirasoontorn(Thammasat University)
    • Pawinee Iamtrakul(Thammasat University)
  • Indonesia
    • I.D.A.A. Warmadewanthi(Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember)
    • Sony Sulaksono Wibowo(Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember)
  • Philippines
    • Jhonamie A. Mabuhay(University of the Philippines Mindanao)
    • Herbert G. Fabian(University of the Philippines)
• Following up program for young researchers leading the sustainable Asia, 2010
  
  • Malaysia
    • Ismail Said(University of Technology, Malaysia, UTM)
    • Mohd Hisyam Bin Rasidi(University of Technology, Malaysia, UTM)
    • Saiful Arif Abdullah(The National University of Malaysia, UKM)
  • Laos
    • Souphab Khouangvichit(National University of Laos)
  • Cambodia
    • Lay Chanthy(Royal University of Phnom Penh)
  • Indonesia
    • Taufik Djatna(Bogor Agricultural University)
    • Budi Suswanto(Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember)
    • Fitri Riandini(Department of Public Works, Indonesia)
  • Australia
    • Matthew Beck(The University of Sydney)
  • India
    • Diptiranjan Mahapatra(Adani Institute of Infrastructure Management)
    • Bibhu Prasad Nayak(Institute for Social and Economic Change)
• Following up program for young researchers leading the sustainable Asia, 2011
  
  • Thailand
    • Chalat Tipakornkiat(Asian Institute of Technology)
    • Sakda Panwai(Express Authority of Thailand)
  • Vietnum
    • Cong Mai Van(Water Resource University)
    • Le Thu Huyen(University of Transport and Communication)
  • Cambodia
    • Phou Sakal(Build Bright University)
  • Indonesia
    • Mokhamad Syaom Barliana(Indonesia University of Education)
    • Achmad Yasir Baeda(Hasanuddin University)
  • India
    • Manoj Kumar Meher(Utkal University)
    • Binu Sundas(Sikkim University)
  • Australia
    • Ha Dinh Hieu(The Australian National University)
• Following up program for young researchers leading the sustainable Asia, 2012
  
  • Bangradesh
    • ABM Sertajur Rahman(Roads and Highways Department, Bangladesh)
  • Vietnam
    • Nguyen Quang Hung(Water Resource University)