Internationalism in a Multicultural Society Kick-off Symposium Held
NEWS
MULTICULTURAL CAMPUS PROJECT
TOWARD SOCIAL IMPACT
Developing Value-Creating Human Resources through a
Multilevel Multicultural Collaborative Learning Program and
Establishing a Nurturing Global Innovation Campus
- トップ
- 事業について
- ニュース & トピックス
- 事業概要
- 多文化共修教育
- 国際交流・留学
- 学生募集・入試
- 金沢及び石川県の紹介
This project aims to promote further internationalization of the university by establishing a system for Multilevel Multicultural Collaborative Learning, thereby creating a virtuous cycle where the dispatch of Japanese students abroad and the acceptance and settlement of outstanding international students mutually reinforce each other. Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology website (project overview)
Overview of the project
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports,
Science and Technology website
Science and Technology website
Kanazawa University's future vision is to contribute to society through "Future-oriented Intelligence," which involves exploring and overcoming current and future challenges. "Future oriented Intelligence" represents the wisdom to create new value, and to nurture this, we aim to implement learner-centered education. Through this initiative, we aspire to establish a″ Global Innovation Campus″, By respecting diverse opinions and collaborating with individuals from various backgrounds, we strive to resolve social issues and develop global human resources capable of creating new value through "Future-oriented Intelligence".
Through integrated educational reforms from pre-admission to graduation/completion, we aim to nurture and produce human resources who embody the excellence of Kanazawa University and can tackle complex challenges with Future-oriented Intelligence.
This initiative will lead the internationalization of the entire Hokuriku region by fostering strong collaborations with various sectors including higher education institutions in Ishikawa Prefecture, industries and local governments across the region.
Nurturing value-creating talent through a multi-layered, multicultural co-learning program and creating a Global Innovation Campus to foster them
Through consistent educational reform from pre-enrollment through to graduation and completion of programs, and through collaboration with domestic and international educational institutions, local governments, companies, NPOs, NGOs, international organizations, etc., we will create a Global Innovation Campus that will nurture value-creating talent. Through this Global Innovation Campus, we aim to be “a university that contributes to the creation of innovation and the development of society through future intelligence.”
Developing multicultural co-learning throughout the university with a focus on consistent interdisciplinary courses
We will realize multicultural co-learning based on systematic liberal arts education from the bachelor’s degree program to the master’s and doctoral programs at the graduate school, with the interdisciplinary GS courses that are a distinctive feature of Kanazawa University as its pillar.
Kanazawa University’s Internationalization Strategy for Living Globally
“A research university with an emphasis on education, open to the local community and the world.” Based on the basic principles set out in the Kanazawa University Charter, we promote research that contributes to the sustainable development of humanity and foster talented individuals with the expertise to play an active role across borders.
A comprehensive university where your desire to learn comes true
Kanazawa University has a variety of entrance examination systems, including general selection (early schedule) and the KUGS special entrance examination for those who have completed the KUGS high school-university connection program offered by our university.
A city where cultural and historical characteristics blend with modern urban functions
Kanazawa and Ishikawa Prefecture are castle towns where history and culture live on as the castle town of the Kaga Domain. While historical buildings such as Kenrokuen Garden and Kanazawa Castle and old streetscapes such as Higashi Chaya District remain, modern commercial facilities and art museums are also lined up. It is a charming city where tradition and modernity coexist in harmony.
