Mentor System and Project-based Leader Training Program for Enhancing Practical Skills
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Types of Mentors / Prospective


As shown on the diagram right, we envisage six types of mentors, enabling students to obtain a broad range of specialized skills. In addition, students can have firsthand contact with a mentor's management, communication abilities, and personal qualities by spending time with the mentor at his or her workplace. Such interaction will allow students to improve their skills. At present, we are negotiating with prospective mentors who are active in their fields. Affiliations of the prospective mentors are shown on the right.

 

Affiliations of Mentors


Private Firms and Others University/Research Institutions

- Nuclear Fuel Industries, Ltd.
- Institute of Strategy for Sustainable
Solutions Co., Ltd.
- Kajima Corporation
- Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
- Nikken Sekkei Ltd.
- UR Support Co., Ltd.

More mentors are currently being added to a list of prospective organizations. Many more companies are being approached to provide support.

(Domestic)
- Keio University
- National Institute for Environmental Studies
- Japan Atomic Energy Agency
- National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
- Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry
- Technology Research Institute of Osaka Prefecture
- Planning Bureau for Environmental
Improvement of Hyogo Prefecture
(International)
Here as an example, we list Chinese institutes from the perspective of building an East Asia network
- Chinese Academy of Sciences (Institute of Geography etc.,)
- Peking University, Tsinghua University etc.,
In addition to above,
- Helsinki University of Technology
- University of California, Berkeley
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