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制度種別
受講形態(京カレッジ)
科目コード
科目名
開講大学名
学内科目コード
学内科目名
連絡先
京都ノートルダム女子大学
教育支援部教務課
TEL：075-706-3745 FAX：075-706-3790
担当教員
Lyle De Souza
(国際言語文化学部英語英文学科准教授)
開講期間
2025年04月10日(木)～2025年07月24日(木)
4講時 14時55分〜16時25分(毎週木曜日)
※休講 2025/05/01(木)
開講曜日・講時
単位数
開講期
授業形態
遠隔授業として実施する
「英語で学ぶ科目」として実施する
受講料
（単位互換履修生は不要）
科目等履修40,000円(本学卒業生は20,000円)、聴講20,000円(本学卒業生は10,000円)
対象年次
授業定員
単位互換定員
京カレッジ定員
会場
試験・評価方法
EVALUATION CRITERIA
Assignments and Tests (80% of Final Grade)
• All assignments and tests must be completed and handed in.
• Non-submission or late submission of work will result in a lower final grade.
Engagement (20% of Final Grade)
• Attendance will be taken within the first 15 minutes of each class.
• Active participation includes, but is not limited to, thoughtful contributions to discussions, engagement in peer reviews, and constructive interactions during online forums.
超過時の選考方法
別途負担費用
その他特記事項
CHANGES TO THE SYLLABUS
The content and timetable of this syllabus may be changed to suit the needs and abilities of the class, or for unforeseen circumstances.
ACADEMIC INTEGRITY
To maintain academic honesty, students are expected to:
• Comply with the University's rules and policies on academic integrity, academic misconduct and ethical behaviour.
• Avoid cheating, plagiarism, or any other form of academic misconduct.
• Show respect for diversity.
CLASSROOM SAFETY
To ensure safety in the classroom, students are expected to
• Comply with the University's safety policy.
＜通学に関する注意事項＞
本学への通学は公共交通機関をご利用ください。
50ccを超えるバイクおよび自家用車での通学は認められておりません。また、自転車および50cc以下のバイクでの通学は登録制となっております。
低回生受講推奨科目
講義概要・到達目標
１．教育の目標
Global Japan Studies gives students a broad understanding of Japan's history, culture, society, and more. This course aims to deepen students' knowledge of Japan's role in the world.
A key goal of this course is to help students grasp Japan's current challenges and think about future solutions. With Japan becoming more involved globally, this understanding is crucial. The course provides wide-ranging knowledge and skills to prepare students for international engagement and leadership.
Students will explore Japan through English texts, news, and media, learning about its modern aspects through facts, theories, and case studies. This approach helps students fully understand Japan and its global significance.
The course also has practical benefits. It's ideal for those planning to visit or live in Japan, or for those living there who wish to know more about the country. It's useful for aspiring English or Japanese teachers, or those interested in Japan's hospitality sector. The course equips students with cultural insights and skills needed for these roles.
The course offers an insightful look at Japan, preparing students for global citizenship and leadership in today's world.
２．教育・学習の個別課題
① Learn About Japan in Depth: To give students a full introduction to Japan's history, government, economy,
society, and culture.
② Appreciate Japanese Culture: To help students learn about Japan and grow their appreciation for its culture.
③ Understand Japan's Challenges: To assist students in understanding Japan's current problems and encourage them to think of possible solutions.
④ Explore 'Global Japan' Concept: To focus on how Japan is influenced by its relationships with other countries.
⑤ Build Skills for Global Leadership: To develop skills needed for students to be effective leaders and participants in the global community.
⑥ Prepare for a Global Future: To get students ready for a successful future in Japan and around the world.
⑦ Research Skills Using English Sources: To offer chances to research Japan using a variety of English materials.
⑧ Learn Modern Japan Through Facts, Theories, and Case Studies: To understand today's Japan by learning facts, applying theories, and looking at real examples.
⑨ Get Ready for Life and Work in Japan and Abroad: To prepare students for travel or living overseas, interacting with people from other countries, and working in teaching or the Japanese hospitality industry.
３．教育・学習の方法
This course is all in English. このコースはすべて英語で行われる。
In class, students:
• Work alone on activities given by the professor.
• Work in small groups on activities given by the professor.
• Help and give feedback to each other.
Outside class, students:
• Complete weekly homework given by the professor.
• Receive weekly evaluation and feedback from the professor on their homework.
４.準備学習の具体的な方法
Before class, students should:
• Read the weekly entry in the syllabus to understand the topics and objectives.
• Prepare for class as directed by the professor, which may include reading, research, or activities.
• Bring necessary materials for note-taking, such as a notebook and pen or a digital device.
• Have a device with internet access ready for marking attendance and accessing online resources during class.
After class, students should:
• Lesson Review: Revisit the day's lesson to ensure a thorough understanding and identify any areas needing clarification.
講義スケジュール
第01回 Introduction to Global Japan Studies
What is Global Japan Studies?
Course overview and key terms
What is a 'global perspective' on Japan Studies?
第02回 History of Japan: Prehistoric, Ancient, Classical, Feudal
Explore the pre-modern history of Japan, focusing on its interactions with the rest of the world.
Activity: Japan’s Global History
第03回 History: Early Modern and Modern
Explore the early modern and modern periods of Japan, focusing on how its interactions with the rest of the world.shaped its history including its rise as a global power.
Activity: Japan’s Global History
第04回 [ON-DEMAND CLASS] Philosophy: The Japanese Mind
What makes a person ‘Japanese’?
What are some of the differences between Japanese and people from other countries?
What does it mean to be Japanese outside of Japan?
第05回 Politics: Government, Political Participation, Women Leaders
What is the Japanese political system?
Why does politics matter?
How can women be great leaders?
第06回 Economics: Japanese Economic Miracle
How did Japan achieve its economic miracle?
Why was Japan's economic miracle admired around the world?
What was life like in bubble era Japan?
第07回 Economics: The Future for Young People in Japan
What happened after the economic miracle?
What does the future hold for young people in Japan?
第08回 [ON-DEMAND CLASS] Society: Rich Japan, Poor Japan
Where is the ‘hidden’ poverty in Japan?
How do people become rich in Japan?
第09回 Society: Women in Japan
What does it mean to be a Japanese woman today?
How can literature help us to understand Japanese women?
How can having a global mindset help the lives of Japanese women?
第10回 Society: Ageing Japan
Why does Japan have an ageing population?
What challenges are associated with an ageing population?
How can we make life better for older people in Japan?
第11回 Society: Diversity in Japan
Who are Japan's minority communities?
What lives do minority communities in Japan have?
Is Japan embracing diversity?
第12回 [ON-DEMAND CLASS] Society: Social Issues
What are Japan's main social issues?
How can we help hikikomori (social recluses)?
第13回 Culture: Advertising Japan
How does Japan advertise itself?
Which tourism model should Japan follow?
第14回 Culture: Japanese Popular Culture
What is Japanese popular culture?
Who is winning the popular culture war in East Asia?
Class evaluation survey
第15回 [ON-DEMAND CLASS] Culture: Traditional Japanese Culture
What is traditional Japanese culture?
Why should we save traditional Japanese culture?
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