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Recurrent Education: Organisational Data Science CourseCambridge Judge Business SchoolUniversity of Cambridge
Cambridge Organisational Data Science
Cambridge Organisational Data Science Course is a course to learn about topics such as Big Data, Data Mining, Crypto Currencies, Data Visualization, GDPR, Digital Encryption, and Artificial Intelligence to drive logical decision-making, with the support of the University of Cambridge Mathematics Faculty and Cambridge Judge Business School.
Data Science has grown rapidly in importance and plays a pivotal role in helping organisations leverage data, turning raw information into actionable insights. It is an interdisciplinary field, using both statistics and computer sciences, to help solve some of the world’s most serious problems.
Let us take an example from the picture of Rabbit-duck illusion below.
One and the same picture can be a rabbit or a duck, depending on how it is construed.
Here, an objective analysis is required in order to prove that it is a rabbit or tht it is a duck. It is not convincing or persuasive just to say that it ‘looks like’ a rabbit or a duck.
Data analysis and statistics have become a focal point of public attention, with their broad range of use cases across industries and applications, from commercial, retail, legal, medical and even political fields. Data Science has become an inevitable pillar within many organisations, including those of the giants, such as Google, Facebook, Microsoft and Amazon.
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Tohoku Forum for Creativity Video Archives
The Tohoku Forum for Creativity (TFC) is an international visiting researchers' center which was established in 2013 at Tohoku University to facilitate collaborative research.
Since its establishment, the TFC has held lectures expressing many diverse values in fields ranging from the humanities and social sciences to the natural sciences.
You can access videos of those lectures at the TFC website .
Online Course-Taking Program
To provide international students with a greater variety of learning opportunities, we have launched an Online Course-Taking Program. Students are free to take a wide range of courses, from advanced courses in science and engineering fields to general courses such as Japanese language courses. We do not limit the number of courses you can take as long as your university approves it. So, you can take just one or two courses that interest you, while still being in your own country and taking classes at your own university.
This program allows you to learn and experience the course without having to worry about accommodation, living expenses, transportation, and others. It also allows students to experience the course content of SIT before coming to Japan to participate in the study abroad program.
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SIT Partner University applicants:
• Application (Registration) fee: JPY15,000
• Admission fee: All Waived
• Tuition: All Waived
Non-Partner University applicants:
• Application (Registration) fee: JPY15,000
• Admission fee: JPY40,000
• Tuition (Course takers only): JPY15,000/credit
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Offering online courses for Ukrainian students
As part of the support for students who cannot study or conduct research anymore due to the deteriorating situation in Ukraine, the University of Tsukuba accepts them as exchange students and offers more than 250 courses that can be taken online.
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Tokyo Tech OCW
TOKYO TECH OCW (OpenCourseWare) is a platform provided by Tokyo Institute of Technology to make all lecture materials available to the world free of charge, and to make the highest level of science and engineering education a common property of the world.
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Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs)
Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) are free online courses that anybody can take, and those who complete the course can earn an official certificate for a fee. Top universities around the world offer MOOCs, and the total number of registered learners on the Coursera and edX platforms has reached more than 30 million. Along with self improvement, learners are using MOOCs to improve their professional skills, and the individually validated certificates are helping learners advance in the workplace and make career changes. UTokyo was the first Japanese university to offer MOOCs with two courses on the Coursera platform in September 2013. As of April 2021, UTokyo has 19 courses available (nine via Coursera and ten via edX). More than 570,000 students from over 201 countries and regions have enrolled in these courses.
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