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The purpose of the course is for students to understand the features of Japanese businesses, especially focusing on SMEs and Regional Enterprises (REs) and their surroundings. In addition, related theories and concepts are introduced showing examples.
This lecture will be given face-to-face, Friday 18:00-19:30. 小講3 (Small Lecture room, 3)
Any changes will be communicated as soon as possible.
Materials used in the lecture will be provided by the instructor.
The purpose of the course is for students to understand the features of Japanese businesses, especially focusing on SMEs and Regional Enterprises (REs) and their surroundings. In addition, related theories and concepts are introduced showing examples.
This lecture will be given face-to-face, Friday 18:00-19:30. 小講3 (Small Lecture room, 3)
Any changes will be communicated as soon as possible.
Materials used in the lecture will be provided by the instructor.
The objective of this course is for students to deepen their understanding of their future careers and broaden their choices. For international students, the focus will be on comparing the career environments in Japan and their home countries, as well as gaining a comprehensive understanding of job hunting in Japan.
"In this course students will receive a comprehensive overview of the field of social entrepreneurship. The course will combine theoretical knowledge and practical examples of social entrepreneurship. Students with a more practical interest will be encouraged to develop their own ideas and plans regarding potential social entrepreneurship projects. Thus, this course is designed for students who want to explore social enterprise start-ups, as well as those students who are just curious about the field and want to learn more about entrepreneurship.
This course also explores the role of Social Entrepreneurship as a lever for economic, social and sustainable development. The subject of Social Entrepreneurship overlaps with a number of fields including the nonprofit sphere, development projects, SMEs, community initiatives and others. This multiplicity will be reflected in the course contents."
This course introduces students to the typical decision-making in Japan, especially in Japanese companies. The classes will cover not only the ways of Japanese decision-making but also those of the Western world. In contrast with these mechanisms, things peculiar to Japan will be highlighted. Japanese companies are famous for the consensus decision-making. What are advantages and disadvantages of the consensus decision-making? What have Japanese companies changed to the management board in order to alleviate the disadvantages? Is there any good way to reach a consensus easier? While answering these questions, the course will emphasize the things Japanese are most concerned about to illustrate the Japanese culture. Two main objectives of the course are to provide the knowledge of Japanese style discussions and to provide the basic skills of the facilitator who helps make the process of reaching a consensus decision easier.
この科目では典型的な日本での意思決定、特に日本の企業におけるものについて紹介します。また日本だけではなく西洋社会での意思決定の方法も学習します。これらの方法を対比することで、日本特有事項を強調して行きます。日本企業は、コンセンサス方式の意思決定を取ることで有名です。それの有利な点、不利な点は何か、不利を克服するため、日本企業が経営陣に採用した改革は何か、より簡単にコンセンサスを得る方法はないか。これらの質問に答えながら、この科目では日本文化を説明するため、日本人が最も考慮することを説明して行きます。二つの到達目標は、日本的討議方の知識を得ること、コンセンサスをより容易に得るためのファシリテーターの知識を得ること、です。
This course is designed to introduce students to the political history and current dynamics unfolding in Latin American and Caribbean countries to understand the diverse elements that shape and influence the political systems of these states and their development models.
The focus throughout the course will be providing students with the necessary content to understand developments in contemporary Latin American politics through the study of the different political approaches implemented by the governments of the region to promote national and regional development and challenge or insert themselves into the Global Governance architecture.
This course is designed to introduce students to the political history and current dynamics unfolding in Latin American and Caribbean countries to understand the diverse elements that shape and influence the political systems of these states and their development models.
The focus throughout the course will be providing students with the necessary content to understand developments in contemporary Latin American politics through the study of the different political approaches implemented by the governments of the region to promote national and regional development and challenge or insert themselves into the Global Governance architecture.
Google Classroomのクラスコードは工学研究科Webページ
https://www.eng.tohoku.ac.jp/edu/syllabus-g.html
（大学院シラバス・時間割・履修登録）にて確認すること。
本講義の目的は、イノベーションを実践的・戦略的なレベルで理解するための知識を得ることと、実践するための必要な知見に関する基礎的な内容を理解できるようになることである。
わが国では、企業の設計力や技術力が優れているのに、それが利益に結びつかない場合が極めて多い。その一つの理由が、イノベーションのマネジメントに対する取り組みが十分に行なわれてこなかったことが挙げられる。そのために、イノベーションに関する基本的な考え方について、事例を通して体得していく。そして、このような内容を通し、現実に行われている社会活動、企業活動の中の課題を理解し、対応するイノベーションの可能性を思考するための基盤的知識を習得する。
The class code for Google Classroom can be found on the Web site of the School of Engineering:
https://www.eng.tohoku.ac.jp/english/academics/master.html (under "Timetable & Course Description")
The purpose of this lecture is to get knowledge to understand innovation at a practical and strategic level, and to understand the fundamental contents of the important knowledge to practice.
In Japan, there are many companies that has excellent design and technical capabilities, but some of them do not get enough profits. One reason of that situation is the weak point for innovation management, so we need understand what is the most important for innovation processes with practical examples. Through these contents, students will understand the issues in social and corporate activities, and acquire fundamental knowledge to think about the potential of corresponding innovation.
COURSE OBJECTIVES AND OUTLINE:
In this seminar we will be discussing the role, challenges and limitations of the law in a diverse and increasingly globalizing world by looking at 1) sexual minorities and the law, 2) gender and the law, 3) transnational businesses and the law, 4) religion and the law, and 5) the international movement of people and the legal challenges that this brings about.