1. PROBLEMS ABOUT NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES IN JAPAN
National Universities in Japan have many problems.
01L2063D Manami Hyoda
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2. INTRODUCTION
Now in Japan, the government is planning to reduce ninety-nine National Universities into thirty.
Many small universities are in danger of getting together with bigger ones.
Also the government thinks National Universities should be incorporated .
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3. WHAT I DO IN THIS PRESENTATION
In this presentation, I’ll introduce you two big problems about National Universities in Japan.
WHAT I SHOW IS THESE;
Showing Problems
Showing the Government’s ideas
Showing my opinion
Showing what I do next
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4. 1. PROBLEMS Ⅰ．Small universities are being put in big ones
Ⅱ．National Universities are incorporated in 2004
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5. THE GOVERNMENT’S IDEA I
To put small universities in big ones is also useful because…,
1. Universities’ academic level will get advanced.
2. Latest studies can be done by much money, more competent people, better facilities.
SEE NEXT EXAMPLES!
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6. Library Information Univ. and Tsukuba Univ. ,
EXAMPLES
Library Information Univ. and Tsukuba Univ. ,
Fukui Univ.and Fukui-Medical Univ.,
Kyushu Univ. and Kyushu-Art-Technology Univ.
Universities which has a few faculties tend to unify near the big ones which has several faculties.
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7. 2. THE GOVERNMENT’S IDEA II
To incorporate the National Universities is useful because…,
1. It’ll be easy for them to manage universities(It’ll cost less money).
2. They will have their individualities.
BUT…
THERE ARE FOR AND AGAINST ABOUT THESE IDEAS!!
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8. I DON’T THINK SO!!! MY OPINION
Does Universities’ academic level really get advanced if the small ones are unified into the big ones?
Does each universities have their own individualities if they are incorporated?
I DON’T THINK SO!!!
The Government should rethink about that!
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9. FOR NEXT STEPS
Ask many people(including professors,students,teachers,parents) what they think about it.
Talk with them what is the good point and bad point.
NOW, THANK YOU FOR SEEING!!
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