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Education

Field of Study

○ Ecosystem Management

Lecture (2024)

○ STEM Practice (Bachelor Course)
○ オリエンテーション1年 (Bachelor Course)
○ Green Infrastructure (Graduate School)
○ Presentation Method (D) (Graduate School)
○ Practice on Civil Engineering Projects (Bachelor Course)
○ Practice on Civil Engineering Projects (Bachelor Course)
○ Ecological Hydroengineering (Graduate School)
○ Ecosystem Conservation (Bachelor Course)
○ Advanced Theory for Ecosystem Management (Graduate School)
○ Introduction to Civil and Environmental Engineering (Bachelor Course)
○ Civil and Environmental Engineering Laboratory (Bachelor Course)
○ Civil and Environmental Engineering Design Exercise (Bachelor Course)
○ Research Approaches in Science and Technology A (Graduate School)
○ Ecological Design of Landscape (Bachelor Course)

(Lectures are listed by lecturer for subjects registered in our student affair database system.)

Research Supervisory ( last 5 years )

○ 23 students (bachelor), 6 students (master)

(Number of students is based on supervisory teacher of students registered in our student affair database system. In the case that teacher is not chief supervisor, these number may not include the students even if they were actually supervised.)