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KYOTO INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR ASIAN STUDIES (KICAS)
FOUNDATION AGREEMENT
Group photo of all participants at the 6th Next-Generation Global Workshop & the founding conference of Kyoto International Consortium for Asian Studies , January 2014 .
1. Purpose
The purpose of the consortium is to enhance integrated Asian studies across regional and discipline borders through international and interdisciplinary collaboration of partner universities and institutions of Kyoto University Asian Studies Unit (
KUASU).
2. Function
The consortium functions as a platform for joint research activities, international conferences and workshops, publication, student and faculty exchange, and global human resource development through international collaboration.
3. Membership
The members of the consortium are individuals and institutions that are engaged in Asian studies.
4. Organization
The international steering committee works with
KUASU for realization of the purpose of the consortium.
Members can organize networks within the consortium based on specified focuses.
The secretary office of the consortium is placed in
5. Founding date and place
Kyoto Consortium for Asian Studies is founded on 13 January 2014 at Kyoto University.
Kyoto University Asian Studies Unit (KUASU)
Three Missions
(1) Creation of a world-leading research center for integrated Asian studies through international and interdisciplinary collaboration
(2) Global human resource development through an international collaborative program for graduate studies
(3) Establishment of a common foundation for mutual understanding and problem-solving
1.
Creation of a world-leading research center for integrated Asian studies through international and interdisciplinary collaboration
KUASU is a center for interdisciplinary integration of research on the Asian region while maintaining the uniqueness of each research discipline. We are taking the lead in realizing the systematization and integration of Japanese studies and Asian studies in collaboration with partner universities and research institutions.
2.
Global human resource development through an international collaborative program for graduate studies
The international collaborative program for graduate studies is a program that realizes the education and research supervision of graduate students through international collaboration with partner universities. Joint courses, workshops, field work, internships, and other joint undertakings are implemented. Students can carry out a part of their course work in partner universities and write their theses under joint supervision from professors from partner universities. Professors are dispatched in both directions, and course development and accreditation are carried out jointly.
3.
Establishment of a common foundation for mutual understanding and problem-solving
KUASU focuses on reinforcing international ties between academic institutions to jointly explore the economic, social, and cultural diversities and commonalities among Asian countries. In particular, KUASU is laying the foundation for further international joint research activities in the Asian region. For example, KUASU is collecting, translating and sharing fundamental data sets and important research achievements published in different languages in the region, and building databases for international comparative research
For further information about KUASU and the partner universities/organizations, please refer to:
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| 標題 | 作者 | 點閱數 | 發表時間 | |||
| Kyoto University Asian Studies Unit (KUASU) | KICAS_adm | 1664 | 11/26/2014 11:26AM | |||
| KYOTO INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR ASIAN STUDIES (KICAS) FOUNDATION AGREEMENT | KICAS_adm | 1522 | 11/26/2014 10:08AM | |||
