Eindhoven University of Technology Lecture (Dr. Jasper Hoeksema 2)
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Subject | Natural Science
Field Study on Disasters and Disaster Prevention: A Joint Programme between National Cheng Kung University and the University of Tsukuba
Throughout its history, Japan has suffered numerous disasters, including earthquakes, large-scale fires, floods and war damage. Taiwan, too, has been struck time and again by major disasters, such as typhoons and earthquakes. In this field study, we will visit the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster Memorial Museum and the Edo-Tokyo Museum in Tokyo, together with students from National Cheng Kung University (NCKU), to reflect on disasters, disaster prevention and reconstruction.
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Takahiro MORIOBureau of Global Initiatives
Competency／コンピテンシー
- Literacy
- Logical thinking ability
- Problem finding ability
- Problem solving skill
- Creativity
- Situation grasping ability
- Communication ability
- Group skill
- International character
- Autonomy
- Flexibility
Cross-cultural understanding:
- Students will be able to work collaboratively with peers from different cultural and professional backgrounds to complete assignments, thereby broadening their own Johari Window.
Understanding, analysing and formulating solutions to global issues: - Students will be able to examine and explain the social impact of nuclear accidents, urban fires and war damage from multiple perspectives.
- Be able to analyse problems and devise solutions using design thinking.
- Be able to express, in the form of a manga story, the impact that problems and their solutions have on the lives of individual stakeholders.
Career Development: - Be able to reflect on activities undertaken during the programme and, through post-programme learning, articulate how to apply these experiences to personal growth and career planning.
Information／その他の情報
Course Requirements
The programme is open to all full-time undergraduate and postgraduate students, as well as exchange students, regardless of their field of study or nationality.
Participants are required to attend the programme in its entirety.
As the programme involves group work with students of different nationalities, it is desirable that participants have a level of English proficiency sufficient for everyday conversation.
Evaluation Method
- Observation of group activities during fieldwork and group work.
- Presentations at the final presentation session.
- Presentations and reports as part of the follow-up learning.
Contact／お問合せ先
Bachelor’s Program in Global Issues
bpgi-office@un.tsukuba.ac.jp
