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コース参加者は、海外から招へいした研究者・専門家による集中講義の受講に加え、海外協定校等において現地研究者のもとで研究指導を受けることを推奨しております。条件を満たした修了者には、学位記とは別途、本コースのアカデミックポートフォリオを含む修了認定証が授与されます。

今回の対象については各部局のページをご確認ください。
在外研究を志している方、研究留学を検討中の方や海外研究者の講義に興味があるなど、皆さんの参加をお待ちしています。
質問、お問い合わせは所属する研究科の担当事務室まで。

[応募受付]
2021年7月1日～8月31日
[参加資格]
下記のページを参照してください。
[申請方法]
下記のページを確認し、所定の書類を所属する研究科の担当事務室まで提出してください。
http://agst.jgp.kyoto-u.ac.jp/top-global-course

Registration for joining the AGST Top Global Course is now open!

This programme offers participants the chance to take part in intensive courses by invited scholars from abroad. Participants are also encouraged to advance their research at our partner universities in Europe and Asia. Participants who successfully meet all the requirements will be awarded a certificate that contains their detailed academic portfolio separately from the diploma at the time of graduation.

We are waiting for your application if you have interests in studying abroad, conducting research abroad or if you are just interested in joining the courses by invited scholars.

Please contact the appropriate office at your graduate school for inquiries and information.

[Application period]
1st July – 31st August, 2021
[Eligibility]
Please refer to the website at the bottom.
[How to apply]
Check our website and submit the necessary documents to the appropriate office.
http://agst.jgp.kyoto-u.ac.jp/top-global-course

Our latest Newsletter is now available.
Please click the title or image to download.

AGST NEWSLETTER : Spring/Summer 2021

Past issues
AGST NEWSLETTER : Autumn/Winter 2020
AGST NEWSLETTER : Spring/Summer 2020
AGST NEWSLETTER : Autumn/Winter 2019

As part of a series of International Collaborative Courses offered by AGST, the Division of Natural Resource Economics (GSA) will hold two intensive lecture courses given online by guest scholars invited from overseas universities.

[Course contents]
Click here to see the poster.
Visit the following links for further information:

Special Lecture IIIA:
https://www.reseco.kais.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/news/20210331_1973/
Special Lecture IVA:
https://www.reseco.kais.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/news/20210331_1986/

[Registration for Academic Credit]
Please contact the student affairs office of your affiliated graduate school for details about the course registration process.

[Contact]
Makoto KURODA (Mr)
Division of Natural Resource Economics, GSA.
kuroda.makoto.6a[at]kyoto-u.ac.jp (please replace [at] with @)

[Course contents]
Access the KULASIS for details.
Click here to see the poster.

[Course registrations]
Students who need credits: register during the period of course registration at the Student Affairs Office.
Students who want to audit: contact the coordinator (GSE professors) and apply for participation.
GSE professors in charge of each courses are indicated in syllabus.

[Note]
For general questions, please contact International Affairs Office, GSE

We welcome your participation!

Sandra Schaal, Project Professor (Social Sciences and Humanities, JGP), received the 33rd Tetsuro Watsuji Cultural Award.

Tetsuro Watsuji (March 1, 1889 – December 26, 1960) was a Japanese philosopher, ethicist, cultural historian, and scholar of Japanese history of ideas, best known for his Rinrigaku (Ethics). In 1988 Himeji City, which today encompasses his birthplace Nibuno, established the Watsuji Cultural Award to honor his wide range of academic achievements.
This award further aims to foster research contributions, excellent writing, and to improve the cultural interests of citizens.

The award ceremony and commemorative speech (Online)
2021.3.7(Sun) 13:30~16:00

Related Book
『女工哀史』を再考する
Sandra SCHAAL (Graduate School of Letters, Author)
京都大学学術出版会 / 2020.02

With the authorization from the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) on October 22, 2020, Kyoto University’s Graduate School of Economics, the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Glasgow and the Faculty of Economics and Business at the University of Barcelona have confirmed the establishment of a new joint master’s degree program, “International Joint Master Degree Program in Global Markets, Local Creativities” in September 2021.
This is a two-year master’s program. Over the course of two years, students study at the University of Glasgow (UK) during the first semester (six months), the University of Barcelona (Spain) during the second semester (six months), and Kyoto University (Japan) during the third and fourth semesters (one year), and are conferred a joint degree from the three universities.

This program is one of the courses (called “study track”) that consist of the integrated international program “Erasmus Mundus International Master Degree Program in Global Markets, Local Creativities (GLOCAL)” comprised by a consortium of seven universities.
We aim to provide students with interdisciplinary and international academic training and practical skill through the complementary and interdisciplinary expertise, resources and networks of seven leading universities in seven innovative cities by utilizing intellectual, human, and institutional resources of the GLOCAL program.

Please visit the program website for more information.

AGST newsletter 2020AutumnWinter

Our latest Newsletter is now available.
Please click the title or image to download.

AGST NEWSLETTER : Autumn/Winter 2020

Past issues
AGST NEWSLETTER : Spring/Summer 2020
AGST NEWSLETTER : Autumn/Winter 2019
AGST NEWSLETTER : Spring/Summer 2019

As part of a series of International Collaborative Courses offered by AGST, the Division of Natural Resource Economics (GSA) will hold two intensive lecture courses given by guest scholars invited from overseas universities.

[Course contents]
Click here to see the poster.
Visit the following links for further information:
Special Lecture VB:
http://www.reseco.kais.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/news/20200918_1819/
Special Lecture IVB:
http://www.reseco.kais.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/news/20200918_1837/

[Registration for Academic Credit]
Please contact the student affairs office of your affiliated graduate school for details about the course registration procedures.

[Contact]
Makoto KURODA (Mr)
Division of Natural Resource Economics, GSA.
kuroda.makoto.6a[at]kyoto-u.ac.jp (please replace [at] with @)

[Course contents]
Access the KULASIS for details.
Click here to see the poster.

[Course registrations]
Students who need credits: register during the period of course registration at the Student Affairs Office.
Students who want to audit: contact the coordinator (GSE professors) and apply for participation.
GSE professors in charge of each courses are indicated in syllabus.

[Note]
For general questions, please contact International Affairs Office, GSE

We welcome your participation!

In April 2020, the KyotoU School of Letters and the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences (L’École des hautes études en sciences sociales, or EHESS), France, jointly launched a cotutelle (double-doctoral-degree) program.

EHESS is a world-leading research institution in the humanities and social sciences (HSS), and Europe’s largest HSS graduate school enrolling around 2,000 PhD students. EHESS and KyotoU concluded an MoU in 2015, and have since been collaborating in fields such as sociology, economics, law, Asian studies, and African studies.

In the cotutelle program, participants will belong to both KyotoU and EHESS as regular PhD students, and conduct research under the co-supervision of faculty from the two institutions. Each student is required to submit one dissertation to both schools, and will receive two degrees after passing a joint review and completing the necessary administrative procedures at KyotoU and EHESS. For KyotoU, the program is the third of its kind and the first in HSS.

While contributing to KyotoU’s ongoing efforts to accelerate the international mobility of HSS students and early-career researchers, the cotutelle program enables the participating students to conduct advanced research using resources from both institutions, and to gain international experiences that can potentially broaden their career horizons. The program is also anticipated to facilitate academic collaboration between the two institutions, as their researchers work together as co-supervisors.

[Further information]
https://www.bun.kyoto-u.ac.jp/for_students/student_index/

[Contact]
Office for Promotion of International Exchange, Graduate School of Letters
Faculty of Arts Bldg. 1F
E-mail: bun.kokusaikoryu[at] mail2.adm.kyoto-u.ac.jp

(please replace [at] with @)