Humanities Learned from Africa #2 by Professor Emeritus Motoji Matsuda(Kyoto University)
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Subject | International Affairs
Fieldwork for co-creating harmonious future (B)
- Global issues, Environmental problems, Atomic energy, Systems & design thinking
Fieldwork consists of lectures, site visits, and groupwork in Japan. In the groupwork, Japanese and Ghanaian students analyze complex root cause of environmental problems, conceive science-based solutions to the problems and present the solutions in the pitch competition.
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©Interdisciplinary Field Study Program for Co-Creating Harmonious Future . Last Update
2026-08-03
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Staff／スタッフ
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- Coordinator
- Teacher
Takahiro MorioGlobal InitiativeProfessorArt at large, Management, Science education, Area studies -
- Operation
Inter-University Exchange Project (Japan-Ghana) Office, University of TsukubaDepartment of Educational Promotion Division of Educational Reform Support
Competency／コンピテンシー
- Literacy
- Logical thinking ability
- Problem finding ability
- Problem solving skill
- Practical ability
- Situation grasping ability
- Communication ability
- Group skill
- International character
- Autonomy
- Ethics
Information／その他の情報
Course Requirements
Enrolling and completing “Lectures for co-creating harmonious future” and “Seminar for co-creating harmonious future”.
Evaluation Method
Active participation in the lectures, site visits, and groupwork (40%)
Groupwork presentation (60%)
A score of 60% or higher is required to pass this course.
Faculty members and external reviewers will evaluate presentations and provide feedback.
Contact／お問合せ先
Inter-University Exchange Project (Japan-Ghana) Office, University of Tsukuba
Email: interuniv-ghana-jp@un.tsukuba.ac.jp
