Apr 21, 2022

Let’s Read! Learning Japanese through Science & Technology-1

This course focuses on improving Japanese reading comprehension through vocabulary and expressions retention, with a theme of Science and Engineering research at the University of Tokyo. In addition to reading, illustration videos and interview videos allow you to practise "listening" and "writing" skills. You can also broaden and deepen your knowledge in the related areas.

FURUICHI Yumiko (Professor, Graduate School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo)

Mar 23, 2021

FoundX Startup School Course

"FoundX Startup School Course" is an online course that provides fundamental knowledge for startups. It offers “business thinking frameworks” that are useful for startups and building any business. If you enroll in the course individually, you can gain essential knowledge that is important to understand before starting a business. Taking this course together for teams can help establish a foundation for a shared approach to thinking. This course is designed to be completed quickly, so please take this opportunity to enroll.

HASEGAWA Katsuya (Project Professor, Division of University Corporate Relations, The University of Tokyo) UMADA Takaaki (Director, FoundX, The University of Tokyo) KADO Masanori (CEO, Waicrew)

Jun 6, 2024

The Power of Words

This course examines how words retain power amidst crises, focusing on Japanese and English literature. It explores how words aid in resilience and self-renewal. Emphasis is placed on understanding the role of form in texts and socia interactions to deepen comprehension of expression mechanisms. Students of this course can learn the history of English and Japanese literature, particularly in terms of form as well as how the forms work in written texts and human relationships.

Dec 12, 2016

Global Health Policy

In this course, learners will become familiar with principles and theories of global health problems, and major challenges and controversies in improving global population health as well as practical applications of quantitative methods to analyze and interpret issues and challenges for policy. Topics will include health and foreign policy, health governance, acute disease surveillance, non-communicable diseases, burden of disease, universal health coverage, health systems strengthening, health financing, and human resources for health and ageing.

SHIBUYA Kenji (Professor, Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Tokyo) Stuart GILMOUR (Associate Professor, Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Tokyo) NISHIURA Hiroshi (Associate Professor, Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Tokyo)