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Session 1: Envisioning University Collaboration between Africa and Japan for Real-World Change
The 94th Public Policy Seminar-From Campus to Community University Collaboration between Africa and Asia for Real-World Change: TICAD 9 Partnership Project
Session 1: Envisioning University Collaboration between Africa and Japan for Real-World Change
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AY 2025
Strategic Communications in the 21st Century- The Future is More than What Happens Next
SCERU Public Seminar
Strategic Communications in the 21st Century- The Future is More than What Happens Next
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The recent emergence of Strategic Communications as a distinct form of political and geopolitical influence has caught the attention of academics and practitioners alike. Yet its key distinguishing feature––a grounding in liberal democratic values and the fundamental freedoms of the individual––have exposed a number of vulnerabilities. From outside it is under attack from authoritarian and tot…
AY 2025
The Personal Voice in What it is To Be Classical: The Essay As From And Content in World Literature
Academic Frontier Lecture Series
#8 The Personal Voice in What it is To Be Classical: The Essay As From And Content in World Literature
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The adventure of commercializing microfluidics
30 Years of Microfluidics Workshop in Paris
The adventure of commercializing microfluidics
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AY 2024
The European Union Approach to Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI) in a Changing Security Landscape
13th SCERU Public Seminar/ GraSPP Research Seminar
The European Union Approach to Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI) in a Changing Security Landscape
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In past years, the European Union has developed its approach to foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI) as an emerging area of foreign policy. New instruments and tools were created, including a new “toolbox” to address instances of FIMI. The lecture will focus on the development of the toolbox and its practical uses, against the background of the rapidly changing security situat…
AY 2025
The 10th SCERU/GraSPP Research Seminar: The Modern Information Environment as a Pivotal Element in National Security
AY2024 SCERU Seminar / GraSPP Research Seminar
The 10th SCERU/GraSPP Research Seminar: The Modern Information Environment as a Pivotal Element in National Security
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Mr Sārts will look into the nature of a rapidly evolving information landscape. The digital age is transforming the information environment into an arena of geopolitical rivalry, cyber warfare, and ideological confrontation. Technological advancements, innovations in information dissemination and communication technologies present new potential vulnerabilities. What is the transformative potenti…
AY 2024
#WeChange Women Faculty Leadership Development Program Networking Event Keitaro Tanoi and others　English Chapter Version#WeChange Women Faculty Leadership Development Program Networking Event Keitaro Tanoi and others　English Subtitled Version
#WeChange Women Faculty Leadership Development Program Networking Event［JP］
#WeChange Women Faculty Leadership Development Program Networking Event Keitaro Tanoi and others　English Chapter Version#WeChange Women Faculty Leadership Development Program Networking Event Keitaro Tanoi and others　English Subtitled Version
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As part of the University of Tokyo’s “UTokyo Gender Equity Initiative #WeChange,” launched in the 2022 academic year to foster women leaders, the university has been piloting the Leadership Development Programs for Female Faculty Members since last year to support the career advancement of women researchers. A networking event was held again this year as well for female faculty members who are ca…
AY 2024
Harnessing the Power of African and Japanese Youth
Lecture by Dr. Akinwumi A. Adesina (President of the African Development Bank Group)
Harnessing the Power of African and Japanese Youth
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Dr. Adesina emphasized the strategic importance of Africa and the potential of its youth. He highlighted the Bank’s initiatives aimed at investing in education and skills development, underscoring the value of Japan-Africa collaboration in fostering the growth of students and entrepreneurs. The lecture was followed by a panel discussion , panelists shared insights into the challenges faced by yo…
The Future of Sustainable International Civil Aviation
Mr. Juan Carlos Salazar (Secretary General of the ICAO) Special Seminar
The Future of Sustainable International Civil Aviation
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The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) was established in 1944 as a specialized agency of the United Nations under the Chicago Convention, and in　2024, ICAO marked its 80th anniversary. Participants will deepen their understanding of the role that ICAO has played in promoting the development of international civil aviation, fostering international cooperation, and establishing int…
AY 2024
1-3 What is the "rank" ?
Special Lecture at UTokyo "Linear Algebra"
1-3 What is the "rank" ?
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    Justice in Japan
    Justice in Japan
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    This lecture, co-hosted by the University of Tokyo’s Center for Research and Development of Higher Education and NHK, was held in Yasuda Auditorium. This dialog-type lecture on the highly relevant topic of “Justice” lasted for more than three hours.
    AY 2010
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    Fact-based View of the World: Why Developing vs Developed is Meaningless [Subtitled-EN]
    Global Leadership Program Open Seminars
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    The Global Leadership Program (GLP) at The University of Tokyo and Japan Institute for Global Health (JIGH) hosted an open seminar on innovative data visualization, led by Professor Hans Rosling, a Professor of International Health at Karolinska Institute and co-founder and chairman of the Gapminder Foundation. Professor Rosling is one of the world’s most popular statisticians notable for h…
    AY 2014
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    The Personal Voice in What it is To Be Classical: The Essay As From And Content in World Literature
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    Strategic Communications in the 21st Century- The Future is More than What Happens Next
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    The recent emergence of Strategic Communications as a distinct form of political and geopolitical influence has caught the attention of academics and practitioners alike. Yet its key distinguishing feature––a grounding in liberal democratic values and the fundamental freedoms of the individual––have exposed a number of vulnerabilities. From outside it is under attack from authoritarian and tot…
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    The adventure of commercializing microfluidics
    30 Years of Microfluidics Workshop in Paris
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    The 10th SCERU/GraSPP Research Seminar: The Modern Information Environment as a Pivotal Element in National Security
    AY2024 SCERU Seminar / GraSPP Research Seminar
    The 10th SCERU/GraSPP Research Seminar: The Modern Information Environment as a Pivotal Element in National Security
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    Mr Sārts will look into the nature of a rapidly evolving information landscape. The digital age is transforming the information environment into an arena of geopolitical rivalry, cyber warfare, and ideological confrontation. Technological advancements, innovations in information dissemination and communication technologies present new potential vulnerabilities. What is the transformative potenti…
    AY 2024
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    1-6 Factorization of symmetric matrix
    Special Lecture at UTokyo "Linear Algebra"
    1-6 Factorization of symmetric matrix
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    Symposium on Future Faculty Development／UTokyo Global FFDP
    Teaching Development in Higher Education in English／UTokyo Global Future Faculty Development Program（UTokyo Global FFDP）
    Symposium on Future Faculty Development／UTokyo Global FFDP
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    Global History1：Why Do We Need Global History? [EN]
    Tokyo College Event
    #7 Global History1：Why Do We Need Global History? [EN]
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    What is global history? Why do we need global history now? Is it possible to discuss identity, which is one of the most important concepts in the contemporary world, in context of global history? The world’s top global historians will discuss these points over two days. 1 day "Why Do We Need Global History?" ★Tokyo College https://www.tc.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/
    AY 2019

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Realization of Peace and Justice and Women's Human Rights [Subtitled JP]
Special Lecture by Dr. Denis Mukwege：Realization of Peace and Justice and Women's Human Rights
#2 Realization of Peace and Justice and Women's Human Rights [Subtitled JP]
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The ongoing conflicts in the Democratic Republic of the Congo starting from 1996 have led to a total of six million victims. Especially in the eastern region of the country, over 100 armed groups financed through abundant mineral resources are in operation, committing human rights violations against the residents. Sexual violence has been committed in an organized way as part of such human rights…
AY 2019
Enthusiasm for Literature and Creation of an Alternative Reality
Special Lecture by Mr. Mario Vargas Llosa
#1 Enthusiasm for Literature and Creation of an Alternative Reality
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Mario Vargas Llosa, the Peruvian writer who won the 2010 Nobel Prize for Literature, was invited to this lecture meeting. He chose to speak on the theme “Enthusiasm for Literature and Creation of an Alternative Reality.” Mr. Llosa’s address can only be viewed in the original Spanish.
AY 2011
Charms of Poetry [Subtitled JP]
Special Lecture by J. M. G. Le Clézio
Charms of Poetry [Subtitled JP]
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It is a special lecture with French writer J.M.G.Le Clézio, a 2008 Nobel Prize for literature award recipient. This lecture take a dialogue form with Prof. Yoshikazu Nakaji who is also a translator of Mr. Le Clézio’s literatures. What are the charms of poetry from a novelist’s perspective? Mr. Le Clézio talks about the charms of various poems he chose by himself, and recites the French ve…
AY 2018
Memory and Imagination in Creation of Literature [Subtitled JP]
Special Lecture by J. M. G. Le Clézio
Memory and Imagination in Creation of Literature [Subtitled JP]
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It is a special lecture with French writer J.M.G.Le Clézio, a 2008 Nobel Prize for literature award recipient. This lecture take a dialogue form with Prof. Yoshikazu Nakaji who is also a translator of Mr. Le Clézio’s literatures. Why does Mr.Le Clézio rewrite his ancestor's experience? What will it bring to him that he builds fiction while he divides into the memories of his ancestors and exe…
AY 2013
Democracy and Expectations on Young Leaders of the World [Subtitled JP]
Ms. Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's Special Lecture
Democracy and Expectations on Young Leaders of the World [Subtitled JP]
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On April 17, 2013, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of the opposition in the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, the chairperson of the National League for Democracy (NLD), and the 1991 Noble Peace Prize recipient gave a lecture at UTokyo Hongo Campus, and approximately 400 audience filled the hall. Daw Aung San Suu Kyi was welcomed by a warm and big round of applause following which she ga…
AY 2013
Democracy and Expectations on Young Leaders of the World [Subtitled EN]
Ms. Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's Special Lecture
Democracy and Expectations on Young Leaders of the World [Subtitled EN]
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On April 17, 2013, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of the opposition in the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, the chairperson of the National League for Democracy (NLD), and the 1991 Noble Peace Prize recipient gave a lecture at UTokyo Hongo Campus, and approximately 400 audience filled the hall. Daw Aung San Suu Kyi was welcomed by a warm and big round of applause following which she ga…
AY 2013
Sexual Violence and Conflict Mineral in the Eastern Congo [Subtitled JP]
Special Lecture by Dr. Denis Mukwege
Sexual Violence and Conflict Mineral in the Eastern Congo [Subtitled JP]
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In the Eastern Congo, some of rich rare metal resources are under control of armed groups. They are exercising brute force to the people living around the mines. It is especially blameful that they use sexual violence as a means to shock and control the residents. In this symposium, Dr. Denis Mukwege, the gynecologist engaging in medical treatment of the victims of sexual violence in the Eastern …
AY 2016
Getting to the Heart of Learning: Evidence-based Science Education [EN]
Global Faculty Development Symposium
#2 Getting to the Heart of Learning: Evidence-based Science Education [EN]
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A symposium was held, inviting Dr.Carl Wieman, a Nobel Prize winner in Physics. Guided by experimental tests of theory and practice, science and engineering have advanced rapidly in the past 500 years. Guided primarily by tradition and dogma, the learning and teaching of these subjects meanwhile has remained largely medieval. Research on how people learn is now revealing much more effective…
AY 2017
Writing Youth, Writing Old Age [Subtitled JP]
Special Lecture by J. M. G. Le Clézio
Writing Youth, Writing Old Age [Subtitled JP]
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It is a special lecture with French writer J.M.G.Le Clézio, a 2008 Nobel Prize for literature award recipient. This lecture take a dialogue form with Prof. Yoshikazu Nakaji who is also a translator of Mr. Le Clézio’s literatures. While introducing examples of various works, interesting topics regarding the meaning of “youth” and “old age” in Mr. Le Clézio’s literature are provided in the lec…
AY 2015
A Quest Named Fiction [Subtitled JP]
Special Lecture by J. M. G. Le Clézio
A Quest Named Fiction [Subtitled JP]
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It is a special lecture with French writer J.M.G.Le Clézio, a 2008 Nobel Prize for literature award recipient. This lecture take a dialogue form with Prof. Yoshikazu Nakaji who is also a translator of Mr. Le Clézio’s literatures. In this lecture which was carried out in the title of “A Quest Named Fiction”, various literary discussions on Mr. Le Clézio's literatures were exchanged while int…
AY 2009
Insights from Global Experts and International Leaders
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Capital in the 21st Century [Subtitled JP]
Prof. Thomas Piketty's Special Lecture
Capital in the 21st Century [Subtitled JP]
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Prof. Piketty, the author of “Capital in the Twenty-First Century” gave a special lecture for UTokyo students. The lecture that contains economic inequality issue, various research data, and his suggestion will catch your attention and help you to think about the equality in the future society. - Materials and data offered by Prof. Piketty: piketty.pse.ens.fr/en/capital21c2
AY 2015
Justice in Japan
Justice in Japan
#1 Justice in Japan
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This lecture, co-hosted by the University of Tokyo’s Center for Research and Development of Higher Education and NHK, was held in Yasuda Auditorium. This dialog-type lecture on the highly relevant topic of “Justice” lasted for more than three hours.
AY 2010
Interactive Session [Subtitled EN]
Prof. Thomas Piketty's Special Lecture
Interactive Session [Subtitled EN]
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Prof. Piketty, the author of “Capital in the Twenty-First Century” gave a special lecture for UTokyo students. This video delivers a Q&A session after the lecture which discussed below amongst Prof. Thomas Piketty, Prof. Hidetaka Ishida, UTokyo students, and so on. 00:10 Introduction 04:27 Q1. Why is r generally larger than g? Is r>g intrinsic character of capitalism? …
AY 2015
The Making of What on Earth Happened? [EN]
Special Lecture by Christopher Lloyd
The Making of What on Earth Happened? [EN]
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Christopher Lloyd, a world-famous science journalist and the author of What on Earth Happened: The Complete Story of the Planet (2008), gave a lecture on Komaba Campus, the University of Tokyo. His best-seller book is an attempt to integrate natural sciences and humanities in order to tell a giant narrative of the universe, from its very beginning to the present. In the lecture, he talked ab…
AY 2013
Fact-based View of the World: Why Developing vs Developed is Meaningless [Subtitled-JP]
Global Leadership Program Open Seminars
Fact-based View of the World: Why Developing vs Developed is Meaningless [Subtitled-JP]
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The Global Leadership Program (GLP) at The University of Tokyo and Japan Institute for Global Health (JIGH) hosted an open seminar on innovative data visualization, led by Professor Hans Rosling, a Professor of International Health at Karolinska Institute and co-founder and chairman of the Gapminder Foundation. Professor Rosling is one of the world’s most popular statisticians notable for h…
AY 2014
Capital in the 21st Century [Subtitled EN]
Prof. Thomas Piketty's Special Lecture
Capital in the 21st Century [Subtitled EN]
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Prof. Piketty, the author of “Capital in the Twenty-First Century” gave a special lecture for UTokyo students. The lecture that contains economic inequality issue, various research data, and his suggestion will catch your attention and help you to think about the equality in the future society. NOTE: - Materials and data offered by Prof. Piketty: piketty.pse.ens.fr/en/capi…
AY 2015
Fact-based View of the World: Why Developing vs Developed is Meaningless [Subtitled-EN]
Global Leadership Program Open Seminars
Fact-based View of the World: Why Developing vs Developed is Meaningless [Subtitled-EN]
View Content View Series
The Global Leadership Program (GLP) at The University of Tokyo and Japan Institute for Global Health (JIGH) hosted an open seminar on innovative data visualization, led by Professor Hans Rosling, a Professor of International Health at Karolinska Institute and co-founder and chairman of the Gapminder Foundation. Professor Rosling is one of the world’s most popular statisticians notable for h…
AY 2014
The Continuing Evolution of C++
Lecture by Dr. Stroustrup, inventor of C++
#1 The Continuing Evolution of C++
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The development of C++ started in 1979. Since then, it has grown to be one of the most widely used programming languages ever, with an emphasis on demanding industrial uses. It was released commercially in 1985 and evolved through one informal standard (“the ARM”) and several ISO standards: C++98, C++11, C++14, and C++17. How could an underfinanced language without a corporate owner succeed like …
AY 2018
Harnessing the Power of African and Japanese Youth
Lecture by Dr. Akinwumi A. Adesina (President of the African Development Bank Group)
Harnessing the Power of African and Japanese Youth
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Dr. Adesina emphasized the strategic importance of Africa and the potential of its youth. He highlighted the Bank’s initiatives aimed at investing in education and skills development, underscoring the value of Japan-Africa collaboration in fostering the growth of students and entrepreneurs. The lecture was followed by a panel discussion , panelists shared insights into the challenges faced by yo…
“Leading Social Change” by the Man behind Obama’s Presidential Campaign: Marshall Ganz
Global Leadership Program Open Seminars
“Leading Social Change” by the Man behind Obama’s Presidential Campaign: Marshall Ganz
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The Global Leadership Program (GLP) at the University of Tokyo and Japan Institute for Global Health (JIGH) are honored to host an open seminar on public narrative and community organizing, led by Professor Marshall Ganz (Senior Lecturer in Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School) and joined by two leading Japanese social activists and entrepreneurs, Mr. Makoto Yuasa and Mr. Hiroki Komazaki. …
AY 2013
Education
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Developing Technology Transfer Professionals in Australia [EN/JP]
University Governance in the Global Competition
#19 Developing Technology Transfer Professionals in Australia [EN/JP]
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Regarding global competitiveness, recently universities have been expected to incubate new technologies and values and implement them into the society collaborating with various players such as companies, investors, and so on. This international symposium, thus, discusses cases and issues of university governance, management, and education involving international guests who play active roles in b…
AY 2015
Technology Transfer Trends in Germany [EN/JP]
University Governance in the Global Competition
#6 Technology Transfer Trends in Germany [EN/JP]
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Regarding global competitiveness, recently universities have been expected to incubate new technologies and values and implement them into the society collaborating with various players such as companies, investors, and so on. This international symposium, thus, discusses cases and issues of university governance, management, and education involving international guests who play active roles in b…
AY 2015
Teaching and learning methods, strategies, and techniques (Video material for preparation)
Teaching Development in Higher Education in English／UTokyo Global Future Faculty Development Program（UTokyo Global FFDP）
#2 Teaching and learning methods, strategies, and techniques (Video material for preparation)
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Government Relations and U.S. University Technology Transfer [EN/JP]
University Governance in the Global Competition
#21 Government Relations and U.S. University Technology Transfer [EN/JP]
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Regarding global competitiveness, recently universities have been expected to incubate new technologies and values and implement them into the society collaborating with various players such as companies, investors, and so on. This international symposium, thus, discusses cases and issues of university governance, management, and education involving international guests who play active roles in b…
AY 2015
Discussion 3 [EN/JP]
University Governance in the Global Competition
#17 Discussion 3 [EN/JP]
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Regarding global competitiveness, recently universities have been expected to incubate new technologies and values and implement them into the society collaborating with various players such as companies, investors, and so on. This international symposium, thus, discusses cases and issues of university governance, management, and education involving international guests who play active roles in b…
AY 2015
Export Controls in Academia in Japan [EN/JP]
University Governance in the Global Competition
#11 Export Controls in Academia in Japan [EN/JP]
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Regarding global competitiveness, recently universities have been expected to incubate new technologies and values and implement them into the society collaborating with various players such as companies, investors, and so on. This international symposium, thus, discusses cases and issues of university governance, management, and education involving international guests who play active roles in b…
AY 2015
Technology Transfer in Australia [EN/JP]
University Governance in the Global Competition
#4 Technology Transfer in Australia [EN/JP]
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Regarding global competitiveness, recently universities have been expected to incubate new technologies and values and implement them into the society collaborating with various players such as companies, investors, and so on. This international symposium, thus, discusses cases and issues of university governance, management, and education involving international guests who play active roles in b…
AY 2015
SNITTS, Swedish Network for Innovation & Technology Transfer Support [EN/JP]
University Governance in the Global Competition
#8 SNITTS, Swedish Network for Innovation & Technology Transfer Support [EN/JP]
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Regarding global competitiveness, recently universities have been expected to incubate new technologies and values and implement them into the society collaborating with various players such as companies, investors, and so on. This international symposium, thus, discusses cases and issues of university governance, management, and education involving international guests who play active roles in b…
AY 2015
Assessment, feedback, and rubrics (Video material for preparation)
Teaching Development in Higher Education in English／UTokyo Global Future Faculty Development Program（UTokyo Global FFDP）
#3 Assessment, feedback, and rubrics (Video material for preparation)
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The Request for Comprehensive Revision of Expert Control System for Academia in Japan [EN/JP]
University Governance in the Global Competition
#12 The Request for Comprehensive Revision of Expert Control System for Academia in Japan [EN/JP]
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Regarding global competitiveness, recently universities have been expected to incubate new technologies and values and implement them into the society collaborating with various players such as companies, investors, and so on. This international symposium, thus, discusses cases and issues of university governance, management, and education involving international guests who play active roles in b…
AY 2015
International Relations
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Seminar - “Unfair” Competition with Private Sector Players on the Market?
Multilateral Financial Institutions: Rules and Practice
#9 Seminar - “Unfair” Competition with Private Sector Players on the Market?
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Lecture - Origin & Evolution
Multilateral Financial Institutions: Rules and Practice
#1 Lecture - Origin & Evolution
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The 10th SCERU/GraSPP Research Seminar: The Modern Information Environment as a Pivotal Element in National Security
AY2024 SCERU Seminar / GraSPP Research Seminar
The 10th SCERU/GraSPP Research Seminar: The Modern Information Environment as a Pivotal Element in National Security
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Mr Sārts will look into the nature of a rapidly evolving information landscape. The digital age is transforming the information environment into an arena of geopolitical rivalry, cyber warfare, and ideological confrontation. Technological advancements, innovations in information dissemination and communication technologies present new potential vulnerabilities. What is the transformative potenti…
AY 2024
Greece 2.0 – A resilient and stable European partner in a challenging environment
SCERU Seminar / GraSPP Research Seminar
#3 Greece 2.0 – A resilient and stable European partner in a challenging environment
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Prime Minister Mitsotakis presented his vision about propelling Greece, with renewed ambition, at the forefront of European and international developments. He highlighted how, after a decade-long financial crisis, Greek society has demonstrated resilience to populism and has regained confidence and dynamism. He further explained how ambitious reforms have restored normalcy and revived the economy…
AY 2023
Lecture - Internal Administration & External Stakeholders
Multilateral Financial Institutions: Rules and Practice
#5 Lecture - Internal Administration & External Stakeholders
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SCERU Public Seminar: What StratCom Lessons Have We Drawn from Our Responses To Russia’s Aggression in Ukraine?
SCERU Seminar / GraSPP Research Seminar
#1 SCERU Public Seminar: What StratCom Lessons Have We Drawn from Our Responses To Russia’s Aggression in Ukraine?
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Russia’s aggression against Ukraine since 24 February 2022 has transformed the security landscape in Europe, and has had profound implications for the Indo-Pacific and the rest of the world. While much has been debated about the invasion and its aftermath, in-depth evaluation of Strategic Communications lessons from Western and global responses to Russia’s aggression on Ukraine is yet to come. Th…
AY 2022
The European Union Approach to Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI) in a Changing Security Landscape
13th SCERU Public Seminar/ GraSPP Research Seminar
The European Union Approach to Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI) in a Changing Security Landscape
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In past years, the European Union has developed its approach to foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI) as an emerging area of foreign policy. New instruments and tools were created, including a new “toolbox” to address instances of FIMI. The lecture will focus on the development of the toolbox and its practical uses, against the background of the rapidly changing security situat…
AY 2025
Session 1: Envisioning University Collaboration between Africa and Japan for Real-World Change
The 94th Public Policy Seminar-From Campus to Community University Collaboration between Africa and Asia for Real-World Change: TICAD 9 Partnership Project
Session 1: Envisioning University Collaboration between Africa and Japan for Real-World Change
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AY 2025
Human Security in Myanmar: The Impact of COVID-19 And the Role of Japan
The University of Tokyo Human Security Program Spring Symposium
Human Security in Myanmar: The Impact of COVID-19 And the Role of Japan
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Human security entails freedom from fear. In Myanmar, since the military coup in February, violence and fear have been used to suppress non-violent anti-coup protestors. As a Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM), they demand the restoration of the democratic government according to the results of the November 2020 elections. Despite the peaceful nature of the protests, the number of people killed an…
AY 2021
China and Japan
Japan in Today's World
#8 China and Japan
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