2018 Endowed Course

In the 21st century, humanity has built a prosperous society through globalization and technological innovation. On the other hand, the problems spreading throughout society have become more complex, and there is a need for personnel who can solve these problems. In Japan, in particular, problems are piling up due to factors such as a declining birthrate and aging population, and delays in responding to globalization. In such a society, there is a demand for leaders who can guide people to solve problems that have no single correct answer.

This course aims to cultivate the human resources needed for the society of the future by welcoming guest lecturers who have been involved in leadership education around the world and by systematically learning about global leadership through lectures based on dialogue among students.

For Students

The Keio Global Research Institute (KGRI), in close collaboration with related educational and research fields at the university, promotes interdisciplinary research that integrates the humanities and sciences and cross-disciplinary research in the three clusters of "Longevity," "Security," and "Creativity." Against the backdrop of these research activities, we will offer courses that address cutting-edge issues, with KGRI faculty members and experts invited from various fields as lecturers.

1. Offered Courses and Registration

The courses are open to students of all faculties and graduate schools at Keio University.

Regarding registration procedures, please check the course registration guide for your respective faculty or graduate school before registering for the course.

Registration for this course cannot be canceled. (Course withdrawal not permitted)

2. Guidance Session

Thursday, April 5, 2018, 13:00–14:30, Mita Campus, Classroom 519