アセアン横断型グローバル課題 挑戦的教育プログラム Trans-ASEAN Global Agenda Education Program 筑 波 大 学筑 波 大 学 構 想 責 任 者 国際担当副学長 ベントン・キャロライン・ファーン 教育企画室長 佐藤 忍 大学の世界展開力強化事業 University.

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アセアン横断型グローバル課題 挑戦的教育プログラム Trans-ASEAN Global Agenda Education Program 筑 波 大 学筑 波 大 学 構 想 責 任 者 国際担当副学長 ベントン・キャロライン・ファーン 教育企画室長 佐藤 忍 大学の世界展開力強化事業 University of Tsukuba International Activities and AIMS Program

Trans-ASEAN Global Agenda Education Program Program Concept and Promotion System ① 1   Increase in student mobility   Int’lization of ASEAN universities   Networks of young professionals   Expansion of AIMS Programme Founding principle :「 University open to the world 」 Mission : Development of knowledge and human resources vital for solving global challenges Eradication of poverty Water, energy, health, agriculture and biodiversity Sustainability, green growth, disaster prevention Eradication of poverty Water, energy, health, agriculture and biodiversity Sustainability, green growth, disaster prevention Global agendas proposed by UN Achieve in ASEAN Traits vital for solving global challenges  global mindset  understanding of global challenges  expertise  intercultural understanding  communication ability ・ interdisciplinary and internationally-minded ・ courses in English offered for 7 target fields of study ・ HR training to achieve MDGs in collaboration with UNU ・ internationally compatible undergraduate education HRD through education programs Collaboration with domestic and int’l organizations Trans-ASEAN Global Agenda Education Program

Program Concept and Promotion System ② 2 JTP courses ・ More than 400 courses offered in English for short term exchange students AIMS ・ Rapid increase in student mobility ・ Stronger partnership with ASEAN members and SEAMEO ・ AIMS Programme expansion through joint research projects University open to the world CRICED ( Center for Research on Int’l Cooperation in Educational Development) ・ SEAMEO partner since 2009 Global Commons ・ One stop service for int’l students ・ Promotion of staff int’lization ・ Promotion of study abroad programs among Japanese students 1995 G30 ・ Undergraduat e degree programs taught in English ・ Int’l recruiting of teaching staff ・ Campus globalization

Trans-ASEAN Global Agenda Education Program Quality Assurance System 3 SEAMEO-RIHED United Nations University Cornell University SEAMEO-RIHED United Nations University Cornell University Outbound Exchange Subcommittee Global Commons Org. of Liberal Arts Education Undergrad. Schools Inbound Exchange Subcommittee Global Commons ISC Undergrad. Schools Relevant offices Joint Committee with partners External Evaluation Committee SEAMEO -RIHED Undergrad. Schools Dept. of Global Activities Global Commons ISC Partner University University of Tsukuba Steering Committee Joint research Program faculty Administrative staff in charge of int’l affairs ・ Grade evaluation, credit transfer standards ・ Student selection standards ・ Student support ・ Returnee network ・ Adjustment of school year calender ・ Quality of education and course evaluation standards ・ Program curriculum ・ Student support ・ PR, summer program implementation ・ Consistency with MDGs and SDGs ・ Evaluation of HRD goals ・ Contribution to ESD ・ Verification of quality of education and grade evaluation standards Chairperson : Vice President (Education) Vice-chairperson: Vice President (Int’l Affairs) Off. of Educational Planning Dept. of Educational Promotion Off. of Int’l Strategy Dept. of Global Activities CRICED + Int’l Student Center (ISC ) CRICED +

Trans-ASEAN Global Agenda Education Program Human Resource Development (Curriculum) 4 Over 400 courses Potential partner universities ( 22) 12 credits 6 credits Lib. arts 16 ~ 20 credits 2 credits AIMS members ( 17 ) Malaysia : 4 Indonesia : 3 Thailand : 5 Vietnam : 1 Philippines : 4 UN MDGs Eradication of poverty Water Energy Health Agriculture Biodiversity Sustainabilit y Green growth Disaster prevention UN MDGs Eradication of poverty Water Energy Health Agriculture Biodiversity Sustainabilit y Green growth Disaster prevention Others ( 5 ) Australia : 2 Myanmar : 1 Cambodia : 1 Laos : 1 Special courses JTP courses ・ G30 courses taught in English Introduction to Global Society ( 1 credit ) ・ Lectures held by experts from UNU, the government, and industry Trans-ASEAN Global Debate Seminar ( 1 credit ) ・ debate with students and faculty from each program participant country Major Seminar I ~ VI ( 1 credit each ) ・ Outdoor training at Shimoda Marine Research Center and other locations Global Internship ( 1 credit each ) ・ Internships at companies and research institutes focused on global challenges  Communication ability  Understanding of global challenges Liberal arts courses ( general foundation subjects ) Art ・ Japanese language and culture ・ PE etc. Major subjects, foundation subjects for major =>Courses on health, environment etc. Intercultural understanding Expertise Inbound ( 25 students per year) From 7 fields at partner universities Outbound ( 25 students per year ) Special courses ( with ASEAN students ) Global courses (by Global Commons) Introduction to Global Society Trans-ASEAN Global Debate Seminar Practical language Education courses Internship Major Intercultural understanding Expertise Understanding of global challenges Communication ability Achieve in ASEAN  Communication ability  Understanding of global challenges

Briefing on life In Japan and at UT Motivating, Improving communication ◎ Japanese language and culture courses through distance learning ◎Guidance ◎Short-term study in Japan, summer school ◎Preparing study plans based on UT courses ◎Presentations of research done abroad ◎Domestic support ◎Overseas support (overseas offices) ◎Certificate of completion conferral ◎Certificate of completion conferral ◎Credit transfer procedure ◎ Language check ◎Presentations of research done abroad ◎Tutoring of inbound int’l students ◎ Coursework check, credit transfer Pre-arrival stage Pre-travel ( 1 st ~2 nd year ) Study in Japan Study abroad Follow-up upon return (3 rd ~4 th year) (2 nd ~3 rd year) ◎Motivate freshmen to study abroad ◎Summer programs abroad ◎Education on life and safety abroad ◎Improve language proficiency ◎ Collaborative study (lectures, debates) with int’l students ◎ Coursework confirmation, creation of study plans Inbound Outbound Trans-ASEAN Global Agenda Education Program Human Resource Development (Schedule) 5

「 Junior Year at Tsukuba Program 」 ( 1995 ~, JASSO, inbound students : 873 ) Undergrad. Study abroad programs (1 semester ~ ) 「 Promotion of Int’l Student Admission through Undergraduate Degree Programs Taught in English 」 ( 2009 ~、G 30 Program, inbound students : 143 ) 「 Brazilian Government Sponsored Scholarship Program “Science without Borders (Ciencia sem Fronteiras)” 」 ( 2013 ~, inbound students : 9 ) 「 International Student Exchange Program for Sustainable Development of Bioresources in Indochina 」 ( 2011, JASSO, JENESYS Program, inbound students : 12 ) 「 School of Life and Environmental Sciences Student Exchange Program 」 ( 2011 ~, JASSO, inbound students : 35 ) Motivating short-term programs (1month or less) Trans-ASEAN Global Agenda Education Program Previous accomplishments in student exchange 「 Internship program for Agriculture & Environment 」 ( 2007 ~, JASSO, bilateral, participant : 340 ) 「 Bioresource Science Student Forum 」 ( 2011, inbound exchange, participants : 18 ) 「 Overseas Graduation Research Presentation for Bioresource Science Students 」( 2012, outbound, participants : 10 ) 「 AsOBiNet ( Asia Oceania Biology student Network )」 ( 2007 ~, bilateral, participants : 107 ) 「 Cosmos Chat Cafe, City Chat Cafe 」 ( 2009 ~, int’l exchange, participants : approx.300 ) 6

Trans-ASEAN Global Agenda Education Program SEAMEO and Educational Development 7 Joint research with SEAMEO - accepted long-term researcher from SEAMEO- RIHED - participation to the SEAMEO Centre Directors Meeting - joint research and int’l conferences on globalization of higher education with SEAMEO-RIHED CRICED is  the only SEAMEO partner in Japan  developing best practice approaches among other AIMS program universities  jointly organizing Int’l Symposia on Educational Development with SEAMEO 3 rd UT, CRICED-SEAMEO International Symposium Theme 「 Formulation of evaluation standards 」 2 nd UT, CRICED-SEAMEO International Symposium Theme 「 AIMS Programme in practice 」 1 st UT, CRICED-SEAMEO International Symposium Theme 「 Necessity, Concepts, and Vision for Mobility Programs 」 Spreading research results Contribute to ACTFA Expand the AIMS Programme Japan in AIMS Program improvement and expansion Creating best practice approaches Developing indicators for improved evaluation Creating best practice approaches Developing indicators for improved evaluation 5 th UT, CRICED-SEAMEO Int’l Symposium, Theme 「 Expansion Strategy and University Association 」 UT at SEAMEO meeting 4 th UT, CRICED-SEAMEO Int’l Symposium Theme 「 AIMS Programme Expansion Strategy 」

Trans-ASEAN Global Agenda Education Program Expected outcome of set objectives 8 Employment at global companies AIMS Programme expansion by joint research with SEAMEO Joint program implementation with other domestic universities Global leaders at UN organizations and int’l NGOs ASEAN-Japan Young Professionals Network Trans-ASEAN Global Agenda Education Program Human resource development Dissemination of results Global expansion of ASEAN success Contribution to ACTFA (Academic Credit Transfer Framework for Asia)