Description: This course grants credits for overseas dispatch programs including advance learning, on-site training of 8 days to less than 2 weeks, a report, and a report session. The main programs included are the short-term overseas dispatch program of the Global Scientists and Engineers Course, and the AOTULE summer program (Indonesia). Students will take classes, visit laboratories, join in students exchanges, and visit companies while at the university.
The course is for first and second year students (Credits cannot be used for the practical overseas dispatch program of the Global Scientists and Engineers Course: It does not fulfill completion requirements for this course).
Aims: Students will develop skills indicated in the student learning outcomes by gathering overseas experience.
Students will develop the skills to act independently, including for overseas risk management.
Super-short-study abroad programs, AOTULE summer program (Indonesia) are the programs under this course.
Specialist skills | ✔ Intercultural skills | ✔ Communication skills | Critical thinking skills | ✔ Practical and/or problem-solving skills |
Plans are for the 2016 super-short-study abroad program of the Global Scientists and Engineers Course, held during summer and spring vacation, to be held in India, Britain, Sweden, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Germany and Austria, the Philippines, France, and the United States.
Course schedule | Required learning | |
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Class 1 | Orientation 1: Risk Management, administrative procedure, Orientation 2: Document submission Pre-study session 1: Explain participants manual, etc. Pre-study session 2: Sharing information of the visiting sites by participants, etc. Pre-study session 3: Briefing by person from visiting country, etc. Oversea program Joint presentation session@ study abroad fair (for selected members) Individual presentation session | N/A |
A manual and the like will be distributed.
A manual and the like will be distributed.
Pre-study session 10%
Oversea program 60%
Report 20%
Presentation 10%
Priority will be put on students who have registered for Global Scientists and Engineers Course