Dr Neville Bolt discusses two important concepts that governments around the world have embraced with enthusiasm in the early 21st century. These concepts are related but distinct. Yet all too often they are misunderstood and assumed to mean the same.

Zoom Webinar
Monday, 22 July 2024, 14:30-16:00 JST

Why is the gender ratio at UTokyo so unbalanced? What can we do to solve this problem? This event will explore these questions through an interactive roundtable that will feature UTokyo professors, researchers, and students. The panelists will share their different perspectives on this pressing disparity, followed by open discussion with the audience. We welcome students and community members with diverse perspectives and backgrounds.

In-Person Event
Thursday, 25 July 2024 15:00-16:30 (Doors open: 14:30)

This blog post was created as part of the interdisciplinary zengaku seminar "Different Dimensions of Bilingualism" offered at the University of Tokyo during the 2023 academic year. What does it mean to be bilingual in a globalizing world? Where bilingualism meets culture, medicine, music, education, and business?

Lianara Patricia DREYER
21 May 2024

My main reason for conducting research at Tokyo College in Japan was the institute itself. Tokyo College, established in 2019, is a relatively new institute that faced challenges due to the Covid-19 pandemic shortly after its founding. In my research project at Tokyo College, I focused on how the institute has developed and how scientists from different disciplines collaborate with one another.

Lianara Patricia DREYER
21 May 2024

Tokyo College is an organization like no other. Founded in 2019 to serve as an interface between the University of Tokyo and overseas researchers and research institutions, our core philosophy centers around the “Joy of Discovery and Power of Knowledge.”