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We are happy to announce that the Second Annual Open Dialogue between Six Universities will be held at Hiroshima University on June 11 and 12,2016.
The six universities are selectedin theComposite category (Pluralistic society) ofthe Program for Leading Graduate Schools, supported by Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT). The event is to hold inter-universitydiscussionsbased on the mutual theme, “Multicultural-Coexistence Society.” However, theevent is open to the public.
Everyone is invited to the open seminar/thekeynote speech.We also welcomeobservers for the rest of the program upon request.For both sessions,please make a reservation via email to TAOYAKA Program Office by June 8th. Please see thefollowing details.
We look forward to see many participants in the Event!
Date：June 11(Sat), 12(Sun) 2016
Venue: Library Hall and Learning Commons BIBLA, Central Library; Faculty Club, Hiroshima University(Higashi-Hiroshima Campus)
Language: English(Interpretation is provided forthe Open Seminar)
Program
Session 1: Open Seminar
Day1: Saturday, June 11 (13:00-18:30)
1) Keynote Speech: 1300-14:30
1. Title: Designing local frameworks for integrated water resources management with various stakeholders
Speaker: Jumpei Kubota, Ph.D., Professor; Deputy Director-General, Research Institute for Humanity and Nature
2. Title: Your expertise is the PASS to cross borders: How do researchers create business?
Speaker: Ryuta Takeda, Ph.D., Director, Global Bridge Laboratory, Leave a Nest Co., Ltd.; President, Leave a Nest America Inc.
2) Six Universities’ Poster Presentation: 14:30-15:30
Students will present their program. It will be a great opportunity to explore each program.
Session 2: Students’ Group Work
Group Work: June 11 (Sat) 15:45-18:30 Venue: Learning Commons BIBLA, Central Library
Presentation: June 12 (Sun) 9:00-12:00 Venue: 2F Reception Hall, Faculty Club
Inter-University group of students will be formed for the three topics listed below. Each group will utilize Multicultural x Interdisciplinary approach to discuss and develop their proposals. The proposals will be presented as the final products of the Session.
Topics:
1) Challenges and prospects of multidisciplinary approach
2) How to make the best use of Onsite-Knowledge
3) Exploring career options with a doctorate degree in Multicultural x Interdisciplinary approach
Guest Advisors/Commentators:
Jumpei Kubota, Ph.D.,
Ryuta Takeda, Ph.D., and Yuko Ueno, Ph.D., Leave a Nest Co., Ltd
RSVP:
To TAOYAKA Program: taoyaka-program@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
By Wednesday, June 8 2016
Please include: Name, Contact, and Session(s) that you wish to attend
Contact: Taoyaka program Office
IDEC 213, 1-5-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, JAPAN 739-8529
Tel: +81-82-424-4696/4697
Support: International Year of Global Understanding (IYGU)
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