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This seminar aims to explore and examine multilingual and multicultural inclusive society. In this seminar, students will gain an understanding of multilingual and multicultural coexistence through readings and workshops. Students will also explore the current situation of residents and children with multicultural backgrounds in the Fujisawa region.
Students of this seminar are expected to be involved in a multilingual and multicultural coexistence project in Fujisawa city by proposing a plan and participating in the projects. Students will also learn and examine the method of digital storytelling as a tool for understanding cultural diversity.

This seminar aims to explore and examine multilingual and multicultural inclusive society. In this seminar, students will gain an understanding of multicultural coexistence through readings. Students will also explore the current situation of residents and children with multicultural backgrounds in the Fujisawa region and involve in projects related to multicultural coexistence in Fujisawa City.
Students will also learn and examine the method of digital storytelling as a tool for understanding cultural diversity and hold a workshop for the residents of the Fujisawa region to promote understanding of multicultural coexistence.

The seminar calls attention to the individuals' behaviors in the thick of everyday life. The concepts we employ for our observations and analysis include Risk, Choice, Decision-Making, and Everyday Life.
Our life and our everyday life are not solely our own making. We construct them through the process of "negotiating" the prevailing values in a larger whole (family, community, society, networks, etc.) of which we are part. How we live is constantly subject to changes alongside changes taking place in our physical and social environment.
However, the changes in our behaviors may not necessarily alter a consistency in our way of living. This consistency manifests in how we try to minimize deviation from our routines, mitigate disruption to what and whom we have come to value, and concede gains to reduce "losses." What we do, how we do it, and how we narrate what we do are not only reflections of our living. They are also the very "expressions" of the social and cultural to which we belong.

Research Tools and Basics: Sociology of Knowledge, Sociology of Politics, Cognitive Psychology, Behavioral Economics, Case Studies, On-site Fieldwork, and Narrative Analysis.

Areas of Study: Poverty, Education, Health, Disabilities, Human Security, Development issues, Natural Disasters, and behaviors in everyday life under various conditions.

Field Sites: Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Dinh Province,), Laos (Vientiane), Indonesia (Jogjakarta), Japan (Suyama, Shizuoka, Coastal regions in the North and others)

The seminar calls attention to the individuals' behaviors in the thick of everyday life. The concepts we employ for our observations and analysis include Risk, Choice, Decision-Making, and Everyday Life.
Our life and our everyday life are not solely our own making. We construct them through the process of "negotiating" the prevailing values in a larger whole (family, community, society, networks, etc.) of which we are part. How we live is constantly subject to changes alongside changes taking place in our physical and social environment.
However, the changes in our behaviors may not necessarily alter a consistency in our way of living. This consistency manifests in how we try to minimize deviation from our routines, mitigate disruption to what and whom we have come to value, and concede gains to reduce "losses." What we do, how we do it, and how we narrate what we do are not only reflections of our living. They are also the very "expressions" of the social and cultural to which we belong.

Research Tools and Basics: Sociology of Knowledge, Sociology of Politics, Cognitive Psychology, Behavioral Economics, Case Studies, On-site Fieldwork, and Narrative Analysis.

Areas of Study: Poverty, Education, Health, Disabilities, Human Security, Development issues, Natural Disasters, and behaviors in everyday life under various conditions.

Field Sites: Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Dinh Province,), Laos (Vientiane), Indonesia (Jogjakarta), Japan (Suyama, Shizuoka, Coastal regions in the North and others)

Solution Design for Policies and Environments is an English lab mainly for GIGA students.

Cross-disciplinary and practical, this lab aims to think of solutions which achieve in a fair manner, equality and equity in health and education.
An emphasis on translating thoughts to action, analyzing ongoing moving targets, and designing visually appealing solutions to get people to act.
Group work conducted according to the theme for each semester in order to build and strengthen individual skills.

To learn more about the atmosphere and student perspectives of the seminar , see SFC and lab websites https://www.sfc.keio.ac.jp/introducing_labs/015970.html
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This seminar aims to explore and examine multilingual and multicultural inclusive societies. In this seminar, students will gain an understanding of multicultural coexistence through readings. Students will also explore the current situation of residents and children with multicultural backgrounds in the Fujisawa region and involve in projects related to multicultural coexistence in Fujisawa City.
Students will also learn and examine the method of digital storytelling as a tool for understanding cultural diversity and hold a workshop for the residents of the Fujisawa region to promote understanding of multicultural coexistence.

This seminar aims to explore and examine multilingual and multicultural inclusive societies. In this seminar, students will gain an understanding of multicultural coexistence through readings. Students will also explore the current situation of residents and children with multicultural backgrounds in the Fujisawa region. Students will also learn and examine the method of digital storytelling as a tool for understanding cultural diversity and hold a workshop for the residents of the Fujisawa region to promote understanding of multicultural coexistence.

The seminar will focus on various economic issues. It consists of two parts. The first half will be based on reading short articles on various economics-related issues and students' presentation and discussions. The topics depends on the availability of latest articles. The past seminars covered digital assets, CBDC, climate change, carbon pricing, digital tax, COVID-19 pandemic, debt problems in emerging market economies, poverty and inequality, China's economy, monetary policy, financial and capital markets, and DX and digitization etc. Also, the seminar may have a debate on the hot global issues (for example, President Biden's economic policies were discussed in 2021). The second half will be based on students' presentation on the term paper and preparing the paper on the topics chosen by students.

Corporate Finance and ESG.
To manage a company, it is necessary to understand overall management in a way that crosses over into various areas such as financial strategy, accounting, marketing, product development, organization management, human capital management, and business strategy. In this seminar, students will acquire the knowledge necessary for corporate management through (1) readings, (2) case studies, and (3) actual project practice. The area of expertise of the supervising professor is corporate finance, so the course will delve somewhat deeper into those areas.

Corporate Finance and ESG.
To manage a company, it is necessary to understand overall management in a way that crosses over into various areas such as financial strategy, accounting, marketing, product development, organization management, human capital management, and business strategy. In this seminar, students will acquire the knowledge necessary for corporate management through (1) readings, (2) case studies, and (3) actual project practice. The area of expertise of the supervising professor is corporate finance, so the course will delve somewhat deeper into those areas.

The seminar will focus on various economic issues. It consists of two parts. The first half will be based on reading short articles on various economics-related issues and students' presentation and discussions. The topics depends on the availability of latest articles. The past seminars covered digital assets, CBDC, climate change, carbon pricing, digital tax, COVID-19 pandemic, debt problems in emerging market economies, poverty and inequality, China's economy, monetary policy, financial and capital markets, and DX and digitization etc. Also, the seminar may have a debate on the hot global issues (for example, President Biden's economic policies were discussed in 2021). The second half will be based on students' presentation on the term paper and preparing the paper on the topics chosen by students.

The seminar will focus on various global economic issues. It consists of two parts. The first half will be based on students' own joint research and presentation on specific topics (such as US monetary policy and global south in Spring 2023) and students' discussions. Also, students will participate in debate on recent topics. The second half of the seminar is presentation of short articles. The topics depends on the availability of latest articles. The past seminars covered digital assets, CBDC, climate change, carbon pricing, debt problems in emerging market economies, poverty and inequality, China's economy, monetary policy, financial and capital markets, and DX and digitization etc. Students will submit a term paper based on the articles. Graduation project students make presentation of their papers and submit them based on the comments received.

to be found at iber.sfc.keio.ac.jp

to be found at iber.sfc.keio.ac.jp

Corporate Finance and ESG.
To manage a company, it is necessary to understand overall management in a way that crosses over into various areas such as financial strategy, accounting, marketing, product development, organization management, human capital management, and business strategy. In this seminar, students will acquire the knowledge necessary for corporate management through (1) readings, (2) case studies, and (3) actual project practice. The area of expertise of the supervising professor is corporate finance, so the course will delve somewhat deeper into those areas.

Corporate Finance and ESG.
To manage a company, it is necessary to understand overall management in a way that crosses over into various areas such as financial strategy, accounting, marketing, product development, organization management, human capital management, and business strategy. In this seminar, students will acquire the knowledge necessary for corporate management through (1) readings, (2) case studies, and (3) actual project practice. The area of expertise of the supervising professor is corporate finance, so the course will delve somewhat deeper into those areas.

to be found at iber.sfc.keio.ac.jp

The seminar will focus on various global economic issues. It consists of two parts. The first half will be based on students' own joint research and presentation on specific topics (such as US monetary policy and global south in Spring 2023) and students' discussions. Also, students will participate in debate on recent topics. The second half of the seminar is presentation of short articles. The topics depends on the availability of latest articles. The past seminars covered digital assets, CBDC, climate change, carbon pricing, debt problems in emerging market economies, poverty and inequality, China's economy, monetary policy, financial and capital markets, and DX and digitization etc. Students will submit a term paper based on the articles. Graduation project students make presentation of their papers and submit them based on the comments received.

to be found at iber.sfc.keio.ac.jp

to be found at iber.sfc.keio.ac.jp

Corporate Finance and Corporate Management / Strategy.
To manage a company, it is necessary to understand overall management in a way that crosses over into various areas such as financial strategy, accounting, marketing, product development, organization management, human capital management, and business strategy. In this seminar, students will acquire the knowledge necessary for corporate management through (1) readings, (2) case studies, and (3) actual project practice. The area of expertise of the supervising professor is corporate finance, so the course will delve somewhat deeper into those areas.

"Corporate Finance and Entrepreneurship"
This course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to start a business or launch a new business within a company. This requires a broad understanding of business in general. Since entrepreneurs are also managers, they need to understand general management in a way that allows them to cross-skewer various areas such as financial strategy (fundraising), accounting, marketing, product development, management organization, human resource strategy, and management strategy. The supervisors specialize in corporate finance and venture business, so they can provide specialized guidance in those areas, but students are expected to actively learn about other areas to understand the overall picture of corporate management and entrepreneurship.

For now, the spring semester will be spent working with the CEO of the company in question on fundraising and marketing strategies for the actual newly established startup company.

The GIGA seminar will focus on various economic issues. It consists of two parts. The first half will be based on reading short articles on various economics-related issues and students' presentation and discussions. The topics depends on the availability of latest articles. The past seminars covered digital assets, CBDC, climate change, carbon pricing, digital tax, COVID-19 pandemic, debt problems in emerging market economies, poverty and inequality, China's economy, monetary policy, financial and capital markets, and DX and digitalization etc. Also, the seminar may have a debate on the hot global issues (for example, President Biden's economic policies were discussed in 2021). The second half will be based on students' presentation on the term paper and preparing the paper on the topics chosen by students.

The seminar will consist of two parts. The first half will be based on reading short articles on various economics-related issues and students' presentation and discussions. If time allows, we may try debate on recent topics. The topics of short articles vary depending on Finance & Development and IMF blogs, but may cover US economy, China's economy, green recovery and climate change, COVID-19 pandemic, emerging market economies' debt problems and poverty, DX and digital economy. The second half will be based on students' presentation on the term paper. The first half will be conducted mainly on a face to face format while the latter half will be conduced mainly using an online format.

to be found at iber.sfc.keio.ac.jp