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Class introduction
Southeast Asian Society and Culture I・II
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Understand Southeast Asian society and culture
Teachers in charge: MASUHARA Ayako KOBARI Yoshihiro OTSUKA NaokiUnderstand the diversity of the Southeast Asian world and the problems it faces by understanding people's lives and history, the state of society colored by diverse religions and ethnic groups, human migration and migrant labor, development and environmental issues. .
Overview of Multicultural Society
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Develop imagination for others
Teacher in charge: KOIDO AkihiroDevelop the ability to think in order to cooperate with people who have roots in other countries. In particular, you will interact with people living in Japan who have roots in your chosen cultural region, and build a foundation for understanding the issues they face.
world heritage theory
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After understanding the background to why the Atomic Bomb Dome and Auschwitz were registered as World Heritage Sites, we will consider how heritage sites such as earthquake ruins and abandoned mines should be preserved in the future.
Thinking about World Heritage in the 21st Century
Teacher: TAKAYAMA YokoAfter understanding the background to why the Atomic Bomb Dome and Auschwitz were registered as World Heritage Sites, we will consider how heritage sites such as earthquake ruins and abandoned mines should be preserved in the future.
Essentials for English Presentations
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Great presentation, you can do it too!
Teacher in charge: KONNO YukoWe aim to improve your overall English communication skills. Students are required to create the content themselves.
Global environmental theory learned through experience
Learning about global environmental issues through classroom lectures and hands-on practice
Teacher in charge: OTSUKA NaokiAfter gaining an understanding of the current state of global environmental issues through a classroom lecture, participants will participate in a Mt. Fuji cleanup and gain an understanding of the actual state of environmental issues by seeing them with their own eyes. During the Mt. Fuji cleanup, participants will receive guidance from special guest Professor Ken Noguchi, a graduate of our university.
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Department of Multicultural Communication