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University of Tsukuba Organization for DESIGN THE FUTURE and the Office of Global Initiatives the Bureau of Global Initiatives, in cooperation with

the University of Bochum, Germany (Campus in Campus agreement), will hold an online student symposium SUSTAINABILITY HORIZONS.

 

This event will be the first step in a series of exchanges between University of Tsukuba and Bochum University in the field of sustainability.

University of Tsukuba Organization for DESIGN THE FUTURE and the Green Office of the University of Bochum, both leaders in SDG initiatives, will

introduce their campus sustainability activities, mainly led by students.

 

University of Tsukuba Organization for DESIGN THE FUTUREThe event is open to a wide range of students, faculty and staff of the University,

so if you are interested in participating, please register using the form below.

 

The URL to participate in the event will be sent to your registered e-mail address at a later date.

 

Date and time of the event:Thursday, June 13, 17:00-18:00 (JST)

Holding format:Online (Zoom meetings)

Language(s) Used:English (language)

Registration Form:https://forms.office.com/r/mmktwJkW03Registration

Deadline:Tuesday, June 11

Inquiry:Bureau of Global InitiativesOffice of Global Initiatives Bochum Office

bochum-office@un.tsukuba.ac.jp

 

We would like to introduce “University of Tsukuba AERIAL WALK” a video in which you can enjoy the university from the sky.

The vast campus and nature viewed from the sky is breathtaking. Please take a look.

On May 29, 2024, 21 experts in Science Education and Science & Mathematics Olympiad from Thailand led by Dr. Boonrucksar, Executive Advisor of

the National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand, Ministry of Higher Education Science, Technology and Innovation, visited CRICED.

After an introduction of University of Tsukuba and CRICED’s activities, they exchanged opinions on the possibility of future collaboration in the field

of science and mathematics education in a friendly atmosphere. They also visited the University’s Plasma Research Center and exchanged

information on plasma research.

The international students at University of Tsukuba will introduce their student life, such as research and extracurricular activities, and favorite

things in Tsukuba, Japan.

 

 

“[Tsukuba Nostalgia] Hira-suna Shukusha” from the SNS project for the 50th anniversary of the opening of the university.

Please enjoy the ever-changing appearance of the Hira-suna Shukusha.

 

 

On May 20, a delegation of about 40 members from Brazilian Institution SEMESP (Sindicato dos Estabelecimentos de Ensino no Estado de Sao Paulo),

led by Prof. Rodrigo Capelato, Executive Director of SEMESP and Prof. Alexandre Uehara of ESPM (Escola Superior de Propaganda e Marketing),

visited University of Tsukuba.

On May 18 and 19, the 48th Spring Sports Day was held at the Tsukuba Campus.

Since the first University of Tsukuba Sports Day was held in 1977, soon after the university opened, it has been held twice a year for two days each in the spring and fall, and is a traditional event unique to the University of Tsukuba where students and faculty can enjoy sports together.

Many students worked on the planning and preparation for the event as the Sports Day Student Committee, and the number of participants increased compared to last spring.

In September 2023, the University’s Inclusive Smart Society Program (ISS Program) was selected by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) for its “Project for Strengthening Universities’ Global Development Capabilities” – Support for Formation of Inter-University Exchange with the United States and other countries. The ISS program is an educational program that fosters international start-up talents to create a society (=Inclusive Smart Society) where people with diverse backgrounds such as age, gender, region, language, and disabilities can play a leading role equally based on innovative technology, in cooperation with Ohio State University (OSU) in the United States. The program is an educational program to nurture international start-up talents to create a society where people of diverse backgrounds such as age, gender, region, language, and disability can play a leading role equally (=Inclusive Smart Society) based on innovative technology.

Since last year, we have been making detailed preparations with OSU, and in March, our faculty and students visited OSU to discuss specific management methods, etc. The educational program was launched in April 2024.

As early as this past May, we hosted OSU students from the Institute of Health and Sport Science engineering departments as a short program and actively interacted with our students in adapted sports and other activities.

The Embassy of Turkmenistan in Japan has announced the upcoming Turkmenistan Cultural Concert to be held on the evening of June 14 (Friday) at Nova Hall.

Details are as follows.

This concert is organized by the Embassy of Turkmenistan in Japan to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the birth of the Turkmen poet Magtumguri.

About 25 singers and dancers from Turkmenistan will perform songs and dances.

We invite you to join us and invite your family and friends.

[Date] Friday, June 14, 2024, 19:00-21:00 (doors open at 18:30)

[Location] Nova Hall, Main Hall (1-10-1 Azuma, Tsukuba City)

[Admission] Free

[Application] Pre-registration required via QR code on the poster below.

[Contact] Embassy of Turkmenistan in Japan Email: embassy#turkmenistan.or.jp (Please convert “#” to “@” when sending email.)

On May 14, Datuk Dr. Habibah Abdul Rahim, director of SEAMEO, and Mr. John Arnold Siena, deputy director for programme and development, and Pn. Anis Alisya Abdullah, senior deputy rector of Institute of Teacher Education Malaysia, Ministry of Education Malaysia paid a courtesy visit to Mr. Masami Watanabe, Director-General for International Affairs, MEXT, and Mr. Koji Kitayama, Director, International Affairs Division, Minister’s Secretariat, MEXT.

After the signing ceremony for the renewal of the Japan-ESD Award, which is a collaborative effort between MEXT and SEAMEO, Datuk Habibah requested the establishment of a consortium among SEAMEO and Japanese higher education institutions, with the University of Tsukuba as its hub. With support of MEXT, it aims for SEAMEO to collaborate with Japan in a wider range of fields. Datuk Habibah also proposed the expansion of the SEA-Teacher Program, which is the international joint training program between SEAMEO and the University of Tsukuba.

The participants also made a cultural visit to an elementary school attached to the University of Tsukuba, where they observed a class and exchanged opinions about the lesson. Furthermore, Pn. Anis of IPGM and CRICED had a concrete discussion about future collaboration.