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The Nippon Foundation Central Asia–Japan Human Resource Development Project (NipCA Project) at the University of Tsukuba is hosting an online screening of Russian and Central Asian films to promote understanding of Central Asian culture and SDGs. This time’s screening is, a musical film titled “Maftuningman(Delighted by You)” set in Uzbekistan in the 1950s.
– Date: Friday, March 22, 2024, 19:15-21:50
– Venue: Online (Zoom, Vimeo)
– Application: (Capacity is 500 people)
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYvfuGtrj4pHdfWSsmZgPdY7ArVGijJ1XLD
On February 27, the Bureau of Human Empowerment of the University of Tsukuba conducted Special Company Visit for PhD students.
They visited Kao Corporation to meet with corporate researchers and raise resolutions about their work, and to expand researchers network.
On February 28, University of Tsukuba Students held a meeting to express their appreciation to teachers who are standing by (or are trying to stand by) LGBTQ+. This project was realized through T-ACT Action, which supports activities planned by students.
On February 22, a delegation headed by Professor Sakurai Takeaki, Director of Office of Global Initiativesof the University of Tsukuba, visited Al-Farabi Kazakh National University and held discussions of further expansion of cooperation in the fields of education and science.
On February 18, Ethiopian students studying at the master’s program of the University of Tsukuba performed traditional coffee ceremony at a civic symposium and served coffee to Dr. Tatsuo Igarashi, the Mayor of Tsukuba City, and other participants.
