Friday, March 19, 2010 9:00～16:00, Venue: Campus Centre (2nd Floor), ITB, Bandung, Indonesia
Morning Session:
Lecture Hall 1
Graduate School of Engineering
Tatsuo OMURA
“Let's consider water utilization from a viewpoint of regional sustainability in southeast Asia”Document: PDF, 4.93MB
So KAZAMA
“Water disasters, water resources and water environment on climate change”Document: PDF, 2.25MB
Yu-You LI
“Applications and new developments of anaerobic bio-technology for environmental protection in Japan”Document: PDF, 14.50MB
Lecture Hall 2
Graduate School of Agricultural Science
Shigekazu KAWASHIMA
“Poverty, Agriculture, the Environment: Poverty Analysis and Mapping in Indonesia”Document: PDF, 0.66MB
Graduate School of Economics and Management
Afternoon Session:
Lecture Hall 1
Graduate School of Environmental Studies
Yasuji HIMI(Former Director of Kanagawa Prefectural Environmental Research Center)
“Developments in Regulations of Air Pollutant Emissions in Japan”Document: PDF, 0.80MB
Tadaaki MIZOGUCHI
“Fundamentals of Flue Gas Desulfurization and Denitrification Technologies”Document: PDF, 2.79MB
Toshio TSUKAMOTO (Tohoku Electric Power Co., Inc.)
“Current Views on Flue Gas Treatment Technologies in Thermal Power Stations”Document: PDF, 4.76MB
Lecture Hall 2
Graduate School of Science
Hiroshi KAWAMURA
“Introduction to School of Science, Tohoku University”Document: PDF, 1.62MB
“Climate change and marine environment”
Document: PDF, 5.09MB
TOHOKU UNIVERSITY
Tohoku University was founded at Sendai in 1907 as Tohoku Imperial University. It was the third Imperial University in Japan, and comprised the College of Agriculture and College of Science.
Since its foundation. the university has been very progressive and given stimulus to the society. To give a few examples, it was the first Imperial University to admit applicants who had not finished regular preparatory courses; that is. it accepted graduates from Medicine and Technical Colleges (Kōtō Senmon Gakko) and holders of ａ certificate for secondary school teachers. It was also the first Japanese university to introduce coeducation. It presented university extension lecture to the public ahead of its time. And it conferred degrees to foreign graduates as far back as 1911, which means that Tohoku University opened its doors to foreign students even earlier than University of Tokyo, the oldest University in Japan.
Global 30
"Global 30" is a Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT)'s project to further promote internatinalization of core Japanese higher education institutions and to turn them into world-class international eduation and research centers. Tohoku University is one of the selected institutions for Global 30 and it launches the Future Global Leadership at Tohoku University (FGL) in Fall 2009.
Details of global 30.  TOHOKU UNIVERSITY Guide for International Students (PDF : 7.43MB) |
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