TOKYO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Course description and aims

This course is to give credit for domestic experience to develop global competencies.
The evaluation will be conducted based on 1) activity plan, 2) report, and 3) final presentation (all in english).
The aim of this course it to develop skills listed in learning outcomes.

Student learning outcomes

1) To be able to set a clear goal related to one's career goal, and to be able to elucidate issues with new global perspective aside from existing concepts.
2) To be able to lead the collaboration with members from different countries, mother languages, customs, and cultures with diverse perspectives to develop new ideas and proposals.
3) To be able to develop, implement, evaluate, and improve the new plan for history, culture, industry, and the issues in one's country linked to the world. Owning one's field of expertise, to be able to work with people from different field of expertise.

Keywords

Problem setting, Problem solving, Multicultural understanding, International co-learning, Understanding own country

Competencies that will be developed

Class flow

This course is to give credit for domestic experience to develop global competencies. Specific examples of activities are, not limited but participation for on-line coursework offered by Tokyo Tech partner universities, internship at international/government organizations, etc. in Japan (include on-line) and others.
The criteria for earning credit is
For participation to on-line coursework offered by Tokyo Tech partner universities; 1) at least 30 hours of workshop/lectures/and other academic activities (note), 2) the activities are conducted in English, 3) activities are interactive, such as group work, discussion and so on.
For participation in internship；１）More than 10 days of actual working period，２）works are conducted in English
（Note）If you can fulfill more than 30 hours of course work, it is possible to combine multiple courses. Please contact instructor for the subject for approval.
By fulfilling the aforementioned criteria, the learning process to gain skills listed in Global Scientists and Engineers Course (GSEC)'s Rubric will be evaluated by report (English) and final presentation (English).

If you are participating the internship and willing to obtain credit for this subject, you need to submit the letter of intent or some sort. Please contact instructor in advance.

Course schedule/Required learning

Textbook(s)

N/A

Reference books, course materials, etc.

N/A

Assessment criteria and methods

Activity Plan 10%
Domestic experience (which does not require cross-country border mobility) to enhance global competencies listed in GSEC's Rubric 60%
Report 20%
Final presentation 10%

Related courses

• none

Prerequisites (i.e., required knowledge, skills, courses, etc.)

Fix the specific plan related to domestic activities to enhance global competencies listed in GSEC's Rubric.
Before registering the course, students should gain approval from instructors in charge of this course.

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Promotion Office for Global Scientists and Engineers Course

Office hours

By appointment

Other

This course is registered for Global Scientists and Engineers Course Study Abroad or International Internship Program (P4).