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Universities Offering University Transfer Program (Undergraduate Courses)
日本学生支援機構(Japan Student Services Organization) Universities offering university transfer program (Undergraduate courses) ■ Information included the transfer programs offered at the undergraduate level by Japanese national, local public and private universities which are available for international students. ■ Courses which are exclusively for international students, regardless of his/her country of origin and nationality, are also available (Japanese students will also participate in the same course). ■ Application information available for international students from specific schools (an overseas school which has concluded an exchange student agreement with a university in Japan, an affiliated school or etc), Japanese Government Monbukagakusho (MEXT) Scholarship students, international students who are dispatched by foreign governments and other types of specific students, is not listed here. Only information about applications which are also available for privately-financed international students is recorded. ■ Certain portion of information in the column of date of implementation under item no. 10 is also included of schedules which are yet to be confirmed. You are advised to contact respective schools for updated information. ■ Search for schools (graduate schools, universities and junior colleges) 11. Date of https://www.studyinjapan.go.jp/en/planning/search-school/daigakukensaku.html implementation 7. Medium of Instruction 8. Target persons B = Both of International student 9. Pre-arrival admission system 1. School Type J Japanese (100%) and Japanese student E English (100%) I = International student only It is a selection system which allows applicants to remind at their J = E Japanese and English (50%) J = Japanese student included N = National home country and obtains the J > E Japanese, English S = Please ask to the University L = Local permission for admission. -
School Profile
School Profile 1. Contact Address Shiba Junior and Senior High School Principal: Muto, Michiro Address: 3-5-37 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 105-0011 JAPAN Phone: +81-3-3431-2629 FAX: +81-3-3578-1212 2. The History of Shiba Junior and Senior High School Shiba Junior and Senior High School was founded as a mission school of “Jodoshu”, one of the Buddhist denominations, in 1887. The main aim in those days was to educate the disciples of the sect. In 1906, it was opened to the public and was recognized by the Ministry of Education as Shiba Junior High School. Although the school buildings were burnt down by a fire in 1916, they were rebuilt again three years later. It was the third principal, Dr. Watanabe Kaigyoku, who made a great effort to rebuild the school at that time. He was also known as a world-famous Buddhist scholar. The school motto he wrote still lives on in the hearts of the students. Afterwards the school gradually grew bigger. It was burnt down again by a fire during World War II in 1945 and was rebuilt in 1948 as Shiba Junior and Senior High School with six grades. The Shiba spirit has been passed along by each generation of students and there are now more than 25,000 graduates. 3. School Motto “Jumpo-Jichi” “Jumpo” is to obey the law of the world and universe that is to live up to the eternal truth. It was the very law that Shakamuni, the founder of Buddhism, pursued throughout his life as a monk. -
TI-FRIS Tohoku Initiative for Fostering Global Researchers for Interdisciplinary Sciences
Researchers are now spreading their wings from Tohoku to the world. - TI FRIS Tohoku Initiative for Fostering Global Researchers for Interdisciplinary Sciences 1 Overview of the Initiative The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT)’s Strategic Professional Development Program for Young Researchers aims to enhance the research productivity of Japan. It supports universities and research institutions that promote the strategic development of excellent researchers. The project includes incorporating information about the best models in other countries into good examples of the development of researchers in Japan, creating programs for developing the world’s top-class researchers, and establishing a coordinated system for researcher development (e.g., a system to publish papers in leading international journals, to obtain overseas research grants, etc.) rather than disparate schemes in each laboratory. In 2020, the Tohoku Initiative for Fostering Global Researchers for Interdisciplinary Sciences (TI-FRIS) was incorporated into the MEXT Strategic Professional Development Program for Young Researchers. TI-FRIS, led by Tohoku University, formed a consortium with fellow universities of the Tohoku region Hirosaki University, Iwate University, Akita University, Yamagata University, Fukushima University and Miyagi University of Education as well as the Mitsubishi Research Institute. In partnership with cooperating research institutions and companies in Japan and worldwide, the initiative is building a new researcher -
Sendai Section Annual Report 2019
1 IEEE Sendai Section Annual Report 2019 PART A - SECTION SUMMARY A.1 Executive Summary Section Highlights o Metro Area Workshop 2019 in Sendai was successfully held on 24th October, 2019. o 2 Affinity Groups were newly established in Sendai Section . Life Members Affinity Group (Sendai LMAG) [established on 20th March, 2019] . Young Professionals Affinity Group (Sendai YP) [established on 21st June, 2019] o Received “R10 Best Membership Retention Medium Section Award” o Received following recognitions . 2019 Outstanding Section Membership Retention Performance . 2019 Outstanding Section Membership Recruitment and Retention o Sponsored Special Lecture Meeting “Toward an idealized resilient communication system” [13th December, 2019] o Co-sponsored “2019 Tohoku-Section Joint Convention of Institute of Electrical and Engineers, Japan (TSJC)” at Akita University [22nd -23rd August, 2019] o The following Administrative Meetings of Sendai Section were held. Annual General Meeting . 2 Section Board Meetings . 5 Administrative Officers Meetings o Activities for students . Seminar for improving presentation skills on English on TSJC . Student Session on TSJC . Sendai Section Student Awards 2019 ceremony o On the 2019 IEEE Annual Elections, the 3rd highest voting percentage among the sections in Region 10. Major Affinity Group Activities o Sendai Section WIE Affinity Group (Sendai WIE) organized 2 events as follows; . Sendai WIE 2nd Anniversary Event (Lecture Meeting / Panel Discussion) “Carrier and Gender” [16th April, 2019] . Sendai WIE Special Session on TSJC “Research attraction as narrated by women” [22th August, 2019] o The Sendai LMAG Establishment Symposium including Establishment Ceremony and General Meeting was held. [25th October, 2019] o Sendai Section YP Affinity Group exhibited to Poster Session on 2019 Tohoku-Section Joint Convention of Institute of Electrical and Engineers, Japan.