Shimoyamada, Sho

シモヤマダ　ショウ

Shimoyamada, Sho

Faculty of Science and Technology Department of Mechanical Engineering/Senior Assistant Professor (Non-tenured) / Assistant Professor (Non-tenured)

Basic Information

Specialty

International and global education; Leisure and tourism studies

Researcher Number

20809280

Laboratory Information

Phone: 045-566-1522

Message from Faculty

Why should you engage in international exchange during your time at university? Late adolescence is a critical period for the formation of one’s identity and values. To truly understand yourself, it is essential to actively interact with people from backgrounds different from your own. The experience of finding that your ‘common sense’ no longer applies is inherently rewarding and will undoubtedly enrich your life. I encourage you to take advantage of a wide range of international exchange opportunities on campus, as well as various study abroad programmes.

Biography

Researcher profile

In today’s highly interconnected world, the internationalisation of higher education is a top priority—and STEM education is no exception. Dr Shimoyamada is committed to implementing international education programmes at the Faculty of Science and Technology, evaluating their outcomes, and continuously improving them based on stakeholder feedback.

General introduction

My primary duties include designing international education programmes for STEM students and evaluating their learning outcomes. In addition, I engage in educational and research activities in leisure and tourism studies.

Other Information

International Centre: https://www.ic.keio.ac.jp/en/

Research experience

2012.10 - 2013.10

The University of Edinburgh Student Disability Services Studio Assistant

2010.04 - 2011.03

Tokai University Department of Sport and Leisure Management, School of Physical Education Tutor

2010.05 - 2010.09

Tokai University Department of Sport and Leisure Management, School of Physical Education Research Assistant

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Reseach overview

In today’s highly interconnected world, the internationalisation of higher education is a top priority—and STEM education is no exception. My primary duties include implementing international education programmes at the Faculty of Science and Technology, evaluating their outcomes, and continuously improving them based on stakeholder feedback.