5th UAW Program and Details

Proceedings

• Whole Document (PDF:52MB)
• Preface / Program / List of Participants (PDF:157KB)

OVERVIEW SPEECH AND GUEST SPEECH

Opening Remarks and Guests Speeches

Guests Speeches (PDF:3MB)

• Opening Remarks
  Junichi Mori （Vice-President for International Relations, Kyoto University）
• Learning to Dance the Hula: Is this International Education?
  Gay Satsuma, Associate Director
  Center for Japanese Studies, University of Hawai‘i at Manoa (UHM)

SESSION A: CHALLENGES FOR THE GLOBAL CIRCULATION OF STUDENTS

Session A (PDF:34.8MB)

• Challenges for Students Mobility in ASIA : Chulalongkorn University’s Perspective
  Rattachat Mongkolnavin (Chulalongkorn University)
• Enchancing Nanjing University Undergraduate Students International Mobility Hu Jie (Nanjing University)
• International Student Mobility
  Sunju Park (Soul National University)
• Global 30 – Ritsumeikan University’s International Strategy
  Mr. Gengo Goto (Ritsumeikan University)
• Institutionalizing Internationalization
  Paul Forster (HKUST)
• The Future Success of the Student Exchange Program relies on working more actively with partner universities.
  Pongthep Vorakitpokatorn (Thammasat University)
• Special tailored programs : an alternative to exchange program
  Janet M. So (Yonsei University)
• Strengthening Global Collaboration for the Improvement of Student Exchange Programs
  Chen Duan (Wuhan University)
• Curricular and structural challenges to the global circulation of students
  Elizabeth L. Enriquez (University of the Philippines Diliman)
• Challenges, Countermeasures and findings on student exchange programs by Tokyo Tech
  Tsuguhiro Shimura (Tokyo Tech)
• The Internationalization of Korea University Strategies, Status, Challenges
  Jongkeun Kim (Korea University)
• The Role of NUS’ International Relations Office in Globalising Higher Education
  Anne Pakir (National University of Singapore)

SESSION B :INTERNATIONAL NETWORKING OF INTERNATIONAL ADMINISTRATION OFFICERS

SESSION B (PDF:13.5MB)

• The Potential of Administrators Networks
  Tamami Kojima (Kyoto University)
• Peking University’s International Networking – Sustainable Development
  Li Yun (Peking University)
• Current International Networking for International Administration Officers at National Tsing Hua University
  Wei-Chung Wang (Tsinghua University – Hsinchu)
• A Paradigm og Global Networking through International Presidential Forum
  Yong Taek Im (KAIST)
• International Administration Officers as International Exchange Factors Wang Hui (Tsinghua University – Beijing)
• International Networking strategies and Challenges for Administration Officers : The Philippines Experience
  Ma. Crisanta N. Flores (University of the Philippines, Diliman)
• Use of International Networking at International Office
  Kentaro Ebihara (Tokyo Tech)

CLOSING REMARKS

• Closing Remarks (PDF:0.4MB)
  Junichi Mori (Director, International Center, Kyoto University)