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In this course, we look at health and medical care as an extension of daily life. We will redesign the healthcare system as a new social infrastructure, evolving from the conventional concept of current health insurance. Specifically, we will explore new businesses that will constitute the new social infrastructure, formulating strategies as the operational scenarios such new businesses, and identifying the essential attributes of excellent entrepreneurs who are implementors of such strategies. There are various projects in practice, including healthcare systems, financial and insurance systems for the next generations, applications for daily use, and anomaly detection through inter-system information distribution. Accordingly, we will be directly involved in technology and system development, data analysis, data structure design, business model design, and intellectual property strategy formulation.

Utilizing various cases, we will study the processes and strategies necessary to create and operate businesses that will become the new foundation of a society and explore how excellent entrepreneurs the implementors should be.
The ultimate goal of this course is to cultivate the sharp and rich sensitivity to distinguish the right from the wrong, the beautiful from the ugly, and the tolerance to listen to diverse values that differ from one's own, and the ability to overcome all kinds of resistance and opposition to take action and get things done. Those are essential for entrepreneurship, a prerequisite for future leaders. “Getting things done” is exactly what Schumpeter defined as the essential function of entrepreneurs in his “Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy” 1942.

This seminar explores contemporary European politics and international security - particularly trying to "understand international security (and interntional politics) through Europe" and "understand Europe through international security (and international politics)." Everything will be conducted in Japanese.

Utilizing various cases, we will study the processes and strategies necessary to create and operate businesses that will become the new foundation of a society and explore how excellent entrepreneurs the implementors should be.
The ultimate goal of this course is to cultivate the sharp and rich sensitivity to distinguish the right from the wrong, the beautiful from the ugly, and the tolerance to listen to diverse values that differ from one's own, and the ability to overcome all kinds of resistance and opposition to take action and get things done. Those are essential for entrepreneurship, a prerequisite for future leaders. “Getting things done” is exactly what Schumpeter defined as the essential function of entrepreneurs in his “Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy” 1942.

In this course, we look at health and medical care as an extension of daily life. We will redesign the healthcare system as a new social infrastructure, evolving from the conventional concept of current health insurance. Specifically, we will explore new businesses that will constitute the new social infrastructure, formulating strategies as the operational scenarios such new businesses, and identifying the essential attributes of excellent entrepreneurs who are implementors of such strategies. There are various projects in practice, including healthcare systems, financial and insurance systems for the next generations, applications for daily use, and anomaly detection through inter-system information distribution. Accordingly, we will be directly involved in technology and system development, data analysis, data structure design, business model design, and intellectual property strategy formulation.

This seminar will focus on different issues of environment, disaster and development in Asia